London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

View report page

Beckenham 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Beckenham]

This page requires JavaScript

i'v.
PAGE.
Milk (contd.) :—
Certified and Pasteurised 34-35
Natural and Social Conditions 8
Notifiable Diseases 48
Nursing Arrangements 16-17
Overcrowding 30-31
Poor Law Reform 7-8
Population and Density 9-10
Provision of Free Millc, etc 55-58
Rivers and Streams—Polution of 21-22
Sa'le of Food and Drugs Acts—Samples taken under 37-38
Sanitary Inspection of the District 24-28
Scavenging and Cleansing 23
Sewerage and Drainage 20
Sewage Farm—Croydon Borough Council 22-23
Smoke Abatement 25
Stables—Inspection of 27
Slaughterhouses—Inspection of 26
Statistical Tables showing: —
Analysis of Samples 35, 38, 39
Causes of Deaths 62
Diphtheria—Number of Cases 45
Contact Cases 46
Disinfection of Rooms 28
Infantile Mortality 60
Hospital Isolation 40
Housing 31-33
Notifiable Diseases 48
Nuisances 24
Principal Occupations 11
Scarlet Fever—Number of Cases 43
Return Cases 42
Tuberculosis—Notifications 51
Deaths 51
Incidence 54
Summary of Vital Statistics 4
Unsound Food—Seizure of 37
Venereal Disease16
Water Supply 19