Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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CONTENTS.
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Maps of St. Pancras, showing the Registration Sub-Districts 6, 7, 8
at various periods 9
Public Health Committee 10
Staff
I.—Introduction—
Additional Details of the Census 1901 11—21
Meteorology 22
II.—Vital Statistics—
Public Institutions 23—24
Population 24
Marriages 24
Births 24—25
Deaths 25
Ages at Death 26
Causes of Death27— 29
Comparative Mortality of Sub-Districts 29—36
Influenza 37
Violent Deaths — Uncertified Deaths — Inquests —
Mortuaries 37—38
III.—Infectious Diseases—
§ 1. Notification—Bacteriological Tests—Clinical Tests 38—41
Small-pox, Typhoid, Diphtheria, Measles41—44
Tuberculosis, Glanders 44—48
„ 2. Isolation 49
„ 3. Disinfection — Contact Shelter, Personal Cleansing Station50—55
„ 4. Vaccination55—57
IV.—Sanitation—
§ 1. Inspections 58—59
„ 2. Open Spaces and Atmosphere 60—63
„ 3. Dwellings 63—69
„ 4. Schools 69
„ 5. Factories and Workshops 69—82
,, 6. Water Supply and Water Service 82
„ 7. Drainage and Sewerage 83—86
„ 8. Refuse Removal 86
„ 9. Nuisances, Notices, &c.87
„ 10. Summonses 87—89
V.—Food—
§ '1 Food Premises 90
„ 2. Unwholesome Food 90—92
„ 3. Adulterated Food 93 — 97
„ .4. Food Inspectors' Reports 98—100