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Stoke Newington 1913

[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 99-117
Infantile Mortality 103-110
The Mortuary 115
Inquests held during the Year 117
Infectious Diseases and the Measures taken to Prevent
their spread—
The Infectious Sickness Returns for the Year 117-121
Scarlet Fever 122-123
Erysipelas 123
Enteric Fever 123-124
Diphtheria 124-126
Measles and Whooping Cough 126-128
Puerperal Fever 128
Consumption 129-137
Cerebro-Spinal Fever and Acute Polio-Myelitis 137
The Disinfecting and Cleansing Station 137-138
Notes upon Sanitary Work Performed during the Year 138-147
Food Inspection 139
Houses let in Lodgings 139-140
The Housing and Town Planning Act 140-142
Factories and Workshops 143-147
The Public Health Legislation of 1913 147-150
Food and Drugs 150-158
Report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector 159-169
Streets in the Borough of Stoke Newington—(Appendix) 170-171