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St Pancras 1924

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

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CONTENTS—continued.
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Offensive Trades 66
Registered Tenement Houses 66
Underground Rooms 66
Smoke Prevention 66
Constructional Drain Work 66
Drainage Register 66
Water Service 67
Canal Boats Acts 67
The Rag Flock Act, 1911 67
Rag and Bone Dealers 67
Rent & Mortgage Restrictions Act,
1923 68
Factory and Workshop Acts 68
Inspections 68
Defects found 69
Home Work 69
Registered Workshops 69
Other matters 70
Schools 72
Medical Examination of School
Children 72
Feeding of School Children 74
School Clinics 74
Section VI.—Food.
(а) Milk Supply 76
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops 76
Milk (Special Designations)
Order, 1923 77
Milk and Cream Regulations 78
Public Health (Condensed Milk)
Regulations, 1923 78
Public Health (Dried Milk)
Regulations, 1923 79
(б) Other Foods 79
Unsound food condemned
destroyed and seized 79
Slaughter.houses 79
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Fried Fish and Fish Curing
Premises 79
Ice Cream Premises 80
Bakehouses and Restaurant Kitchens
80
(c) Sale of Food and Drugs Acts 80
Prosecutions 81
Wholesale Dealers in Margarine 81
Section VII.—Sanitary Administration. 81
Re.organisation of Public Health
Department, &c 82
Staff 88
Chemical and Bacteriological Work 89
Section VIII.—Housing 89
Statistics 90
Work of the Estates Committee 91
Appendix.
Table No. 1. Vital Statistics for 11
years 98
Do. 2. Deaths Classified for
all causes. 99
Do. 3. Summary of above 103
Do. 4. Births and Deaths in
Wards 104
Do. 5. Do., certain large
towns and Metropolitan
Boroughs 105
Do. 6. Meteorology 106
Do. 7. Inspections and reinspections
(District
and other Inspectors) 107
Do. 8. Do. (Food Inspectors) 108
Do. 9. Visits by Women Inspectors
110
Do. 10. Inspections and reinspections
by individual
Inspectors 111
Tables Nos. 11, 12, 13 and 14.
Details of Intimation Notices served
and resulting Statutory Notices 112