London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Poplar 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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40
Home Workers on Register (Male).
26 Bootmaking.
1 Tailoring.

Workshops and Domestic Workshops on Register (Females).*

1 Badger hair sorting.1 Paper and rag sorting.
1 Bedding making.1 Pickle and sauce making.
2 Boot factors.3 Pressers and cleaners.
1 Cabinet making.2 Shirt and pvjama making.
1 Cap making.1 Seal stamp making.
1 Confectionery making.1 Table jelly making.
2 Cork cutting.66 Tailoring.
11 Costume making.1 Tarpaulin works.
18 Dressmaking.2 Tiemaking.
2 Embroidering.1 Tin goods labelling and sorting.
1 French polishing.3 Toymaking.
4 Furriers.3 Trimming making.
3 Infants' shoes making.3 Upholstering.
8 Laundries.1 Waterproof garment making.
18 Milliners.1 Whalebone dressing.
4 Packing.1 Wood chopping.

* It is very difficult to separate Workshops and Domestic Workshops, as these
premises are sometimes one and sometimes the other, according to the pressure of
work. See Table A, page 38.

Factories on Register (Where Females are Employed)

2 Bedding manufacturing.1 Perambulator builder.
3 Blouse making.1 Pianoforte manufacturer.
2 Boot making.3 Preserved food.
5 Box making.2 Ragwork.
1 Brush making.1 Rice starch making.
1 Bunting and flag making.3 Rope works.
1 Butter mixing factory.3 Rubber goods making.
1 Buttons and buckles.1 Rug making.
1 Cabinet making.4 Sack making.
2 Chip basket making.2 Sausage factory.
1 Christmas cracker making.4 Shirt making.
1 Cigarette paper making.1 Shroud making.
1 Clay fuel and pipes.25 Tailoring.
3 Cleaners and dyers.3 Tarpaulin works.
1 Condiment packing.1 Ticket printing.