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 Leyton]
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Report on the Work of the Temporary Isolation Hospital
Admissions 52
Diphtheria 52, 53
Hospital Expenditure 54
Introductory Remarks 51
Improvements 51
Patients 52
Scarlet Fever 52, 53
Sex of Patients Admitted 52
Staff 51
Report of the Sanitary Inspector—
Bakehouses 66
Dairies, Cowsheds, and Milkshops 59-65
Dining Rooms 66
Drainage and Sewerage 58
Dust Collection 67
Infectious Disease 55, 56
Inspection of the District, and Abatement of Nuisances 56-58
Legal Proceedings 59
Mortuary 66
Petroleum 66
Premises Inspected in Connection with Food Supply 59
Slaughterhouses and Butchers' Shops 65
Unsound Food 66
Annual Report to the Education Committee, embodying
the Seventh Annual Report on the Medical Inspection of
School Children, under the Education (Administrative
Provisions) Act of 1907—
Blind Children 102
Changes in the Staff 74
Children on the Registers 75
Condition as to Vaccination revealed at School Inspection 81
Deaf and Dumb Children 103
Defective Blind Children 103
Dental Clinic 99-102
Earlier Closing of Schools 105
Education Committee and Staff 71
"Entrants" 78
Epileptic Children 105
Eye Clinic 97-99
Improvements at Individual Schools 108-112
Improvements effected in the Schools during the year 107, 108
Inspection Clinic and the Treatment of Minor Ailments 94-96
Intermediate Group 80
Introductory Remarks 73
"Leavers" 79
Leyton Children's Country Holiday Fund 106, 107
Mental Deficiency Act, 1913 103-105
More School Accommodation 107
Objections to Medical Examination 75
Percentage Attendance of Parents at Routine Medical
Inspection 80
Provision of Meals 105, 106
Ringworm of Scalp 96
Tables prescribed by the Board of Education 76, 77, 82-89
Tuberculosis 103
Vorminous and other Conditions due to Neglect 96, 97
Local Government Board Tables—
Table I.—Vital Statistics of Whole District during
1914 and previous years 114, 115
,, II.—Cases of Infectious Disease Notified during
Year 116
Cases of Infectious Disease — Monthly
Editions 117-128
,, III.—Deaths—Ages and Wards—Whole Year 130, 131
,, ,, Monthly Editions 132-155
„ IIIA—Causes of, and Ages at, Death (Long Schedule) 156-163
,, IV. —Infantile Mortality during the Year (Ages) 164, 165
„ IVA. — „ ,, „ ,, (Wards) 166, 167