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Marylebone 1914

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

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Table showing the number of persons using the Baths during the past 17 years:—

Year.ADULTS.CHILDREN.
Males.Females.Total.Males.Females.Total.
18983,30153,306
18994,3404,340
19003,431313,462
19014,1401424,282
19024,3262024,528
19035,5156556,170
19047,0891,3768,465
19057,9811,4319,412107*353460
19066,8911,9748,8651,8733,3115,184
19076,7851,8078,5922,3673,4045,771
19088,7412,56311,3042,1983,0465,244
19098,5632,55111,1142,7251,9594,684
19106,4332,0518,4845138591,372
19116,5102,5759,085504463967
19125,8182,3848,2027401,1381,878
19135,7972,2088,0057711,3052,076
19145,5552,3797,9346231,2431,866
Totals101,21624,334125,55012,42117,08129,502
The Children's Baths were opened in June, 1905.

THE SHELTER.

The accompanying statement shows the number of times the Shelter was used during 1914 and the reasons for such use.

No. of hours occupied.Reason for occupation.No. of persons.
June 8th and 9th16Diphtheria2 adults, 1 child.
August 28th4 .Puerperal Fever1 adult.
December 2nd and 3rd16Phthisis2 adults, 3 children.

PUBLIC MORTUARY.
All the necessary details regarding the use of the Mortuary during the year are
contained in the accompanying statement provided by the Mortuary Keeper.
Regular visits of inspection have been made by the Outdoor Superintendent.