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 Croydon]
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Regulated Trades 27
Removal of House Refuse 25
Removals to Hospital 39—40
Scarlet Fever 19
Scarlet Fever Cases (month and parish) 56
Schools 27
Sewage Works 31
Sewerage and Drainage 24,25
Slaughterhouses 30
Staff, Isolation Hospital 39
Table I.—Vital Statistics (1900—1910) 41, 42
Table II.—Vital Statistics (1900—1910), separate parishes 43
Table III.—Infectious Disease Cases (ages, parishes, removals to
Hospital) 44
Table IV.—Causes of, and Ages at, Death 45, 46
Table V.—Deaths of Infants at ages 47
Table VI.—Area, Houses, Population, Density (each parish) 48
Table VII.—Area, Houses, Population, Density (parishes with
Institutions) 49
Table VIII.—Birth, Death, and Infantile Death Rates (1900-1910) 50
Table IX.—Population, Births, and Deaths (1900—1910) 51
Table XI.—Cases of Infectious Disease (1891—1910) 52
Table XII.—Typhoid Fever Cases in each parish (1891 —1910) 53
Table XIII.—Deaths from Infantile Summer Diarrhoea 57
Table XIV.—Deaths from Infantile Summer Diarrhoea
(parish and street) 58
Trades, Regulated 27
Typhoid Fever Cases (1891—1910) 53
Typhoid Fever Cases (month and parish) 54
Vital Statistics (Tables I. to XIV.) 41—58
Water Courses 23
Water Supply 23,24
Zymotic Death Rate 15—16
Zymotic Death Rate (England and Wales 16