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Stoke Newington 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Vital Statistics— Page
Population of the Borough and of each of the two Divisions 97
Number of people to the acre 97
Births and Birth-rate 97-98
Mortality, Death-rates and causes of Mortality—with notes
thereon 98-114
Infantile Mortality 103-108
Epidemic Diarrhoea amongst children 112
The Mortuary 113
Inquests held during the Year 114
Infectious Diseases and the Measures taken to Prevent
their spread—
The Infectious Sickness Returns for the Year 114-135
Scarlet Fever 120
Erysipelas 121
Enteric Fever 121
Diphtheria 122-123
Measles and Whooping Cough 124-125
Puerperal Fever 125-126
Consumption 126-135
Cerebro-Spinal Fever and Acute Polio-Myelitis 135
The Disinfecting and Cleansing Station 135-136
Notes upon Sanitary Work Performed during the Year 136-138
Food Inspection 138-139
Houses let in Lodgings 139-140
The Housing and Town Planning Act 140
Factories and Workshops 140-145
The Public Health Legislation of 1912 145-146
Food and Drugs 146-155
Report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector 156-167
Appendix—Revised Handbill on Infantile Diarrhœa 168-169
Revised Handbill on Feeding and Care of Infants 170-176
Streets in the Borough of Stoke Newington—(Appendix) 177-178