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St Pancras 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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CONTENTS—continued.
page.
Canal Boats Acts 53
Inhabited House Duty 53
The Rag Flock Act, 1911 53
Public Mortuaries and Coroner's
Court 53
Factory and Workshop Acts 54
Inspections 54
Defects found 54
Home Work 55
Registered Workshops 55
Schools 57
Medical Inspection of Children 57
Infectious'Diseases in Schools 58
School Clinics 58
Section Y.—Food.
(a) Milk Supply 59
Bacteriological Examination of
Milk 59
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops 68
Milk and Cream Regulations 68
Milk (Mothers and Children)
Order, 1919 69
(b) Other Foods 71
Slaughter-houses 71
Fried Fish and Fish Curing
Premises 72
Ice Cream Premises 72
Bakehouses and Restaurant Kitchens
72
(c) Sale of Food and Drugs Acts 72
Prosecutions 73
Administration of Food Controller's
Orders 73
Section YI.—Sanitary Administration.
Staff 73
Page.
Office accommodation 74
Chemical and Bacteriological Work 74
Section YII.—Other Services. 75
Home Nursing 75
Section YIII.—Housing 75
General Housing conditions 75
Overcrowding 76
Fitness of Houses 76
Unhealthy Areas 77
Tenement House By-laws 77
General and Miscellaneous 77
Statistics 77
Work of Special Housing Committee 78
Appendix.
Table No. 1. Vital Statistics 84
Do. 2. Deaths from all causes 85
Do. 3. Summary of above 89
Do. 4. Births, Deaths and
Infantile Deaths 90
Do. 5. Do., certain large
towns and Metropolitan
Boroughs 91
Do. 6. Meteorology 92
Do. 7. Inspections and reinspections
(District
and other Inspectors) 93
Do. 8. Do. (Food Inspectors) 94
Do. 9. Visits by Women Inspectors
96
Do. 10. Inspections and reinspections
by individual
Inspectors 97
Tables Nos. 11, 12, 13 and 14.
Details of Intimation Notices served
and resulting Statutory Notices 98