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Wandsworth 1912

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
Disinfection of Schools
During the year the following schools were disinfected on
account of the prevalence of Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Measles
or Chicken-pox.
(1) Private School, Balham. Four rooms disinfected after
Diphtheria on the 21st February and 14th March.
(2) Private School, Wandsworth. One room disinfected after
Scarlet Fever on the 20th March.
(3) Private School, Wandsworth. One room disinfected after
Scarlet Fever on the 27th April.
(4) Private School, Balham. Seven rooms disinfected after
Diphtheria on the 15th May.
(5) Bonneville Road, Clapham. Two rooms disinfected after
Measles on the 16th May.
(6) Private School, Wandsworth. Twelve rooms disinfected
after Chicken-pox on the 25th and 26th July.
(7) St. Mary's, Putney. Two rooms disinfected after Measles
on the 29th July.
(8) Ensham Street, Tooting. Sixty-six rooms disinfected
after Scarlet Fever on the 4th and 5th October.
(9) Littleton Street Special, Wandsworth. Four rooms disinfected
after Scarlet Fever 011 the 25th October.
(10) Private School, Wandsworth. One room disinfected after
Scarlet Fever on the 26th October.
(11) Private School, Wandsworth. One room disinfected after
Diphtheria on the 8th November.