London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Poplar 1924
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]
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Plague 37
Poliomyelitis, eto.38
Population 4
Puerperal Fever38
Rag and Bone Dealer, Byelaws 65
Rag Flock Act 75
Rats and Mice Destruction Act75
Reports:—
Chief Health Visitor39
Dental Sujrgeon (M. & C.W.) 49
Dental Surgeon (Tuberculosis) 33
Public Analyst 76
Senior Medical Officer, Royal College of St. Katharine .46
Tuberculosis Officer 24
Sanitary Inspectors' Work, Summary 51—53
Scarlet Fever 22 & 23
Schools, Inspection of 76
,, Use of Electrolytic Fluid in72
Slaughterer of Poultry, Byelaws 66
Slaughterhouses, Byelaws 66
Small-pox 36
Smoke Nuisances 65
"Spotted Fever"38
Staff vi.
Swimming Baths, Use of Electrolytic Fluid in 72
Tables A to F (Workshops, etc.) 57—63
Tables of Deaths 10—19
,, Infectious Diseases.20
Tuberculosis Officer's Report 24
,, Regulations, Notifications, etc.35
Typhoid Fever 22 & 23
Vaccination 36
Verminous Children and Persons 72 & 73
Verminous Rooms 74
Vital Statistics, Summary viii.
,, ,, Tables 10—19
Water Certificates 74
Workshops, Workplaces, etc. (Tables)57—63
Zymotic Diseases, Notifications, etc.20