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. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]
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CONTENTS.
PAGE
Meteorological Summary—
March Quarter 7
June „ 7, 8
September „ 8
December „ 8
Births and Deaths—
Deaths in extra Parochial Institutions 9, 10
Scarlet Fever 11
Diphtheria 11
Smallpox 11
Measles and Whooping Cough 12
Typhoid Fever 12
The Housing Area12, 13
Housing of the Working Classes Act 13
Prosecutions under the Public Health (London) Act 14
Practical Sanitary Work 15
Report of Miss Frances Baker 15, 16
Report of Mr. Richard Phillips 16,17
The Mortuary—Report of Mr. Ellis 17,24
Cleansing of Persons Act 18, 19
The Shelter House 19
Clerical Work of the Public Health Department 20
Disinfection 20, 21
The Sale of Food and Drugs Acts 21
Sanitary Legislation and important Legal Cases bearing on Public
Health 22, 23
Regulations as to Drains, London School Board v. Fulham 22
County Council Bye-laws (Nokes v. Islington Borough Council) 22
Black Smoke (Lough v. Hopkins) 23
Destruction of Infected Clothing (Crolick v. Knottingley. Urban
District Council) 23
The Margarine Act (Macnair v. Horon) 23
Copper in Peas (Firend v. Mapp; Hull v. Horsnell) 23
APPENDIX.
Table I.—Report of Mortuary Keeper 24
„ II.—Sale of Food and Drugs Acts 25
„ III.—Table of New Cases of Infectious Sickness 26
,, IV.—Causes of Death at the Middlesex, Queen Charlotte's,
Samaritan Hospitals, etc 27
„ V.—Cause of and Ages at Death during 1904 in St. Marylebone 28
„ VI.—District Births and Deaths 29
Register of Sanitary Work 30-31
Index to Monthly Reports 32-33
Index to Annual Report 34