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Romford 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford]

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No.Date.Locality.Disease.Source of Disease. Action taken.Result.
34May 20Western RoadEnteric FeverOne case. Supposed to have been contracted away. Instructions, &c.No other case
35„ 25Gladstone RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Removed
36„ 26Willow StreetScarlet FeverOne case. Removed
37„ 26Squirrels HeathScarlet FeverOne case. Boy attending Brentwood School. A good deal of Scarlet Fever in Brentwood at this time. Removed
38June 7Honiton RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Source of infection obscure. RemovedSee No. 43
39„ 7Pretoria RoadScarlet FeverDitto dittoNo other case
40„ 12London RoadScarlet FeverDitto ditto
41„ 13Gladstone RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Infected by No. 38. Removed
42„ 28Catherine RoadDiphtheriaOne case. Removed
43„ 29London RoadDiphtheriaTwo cases. Sanitary defects
44„ 29St. Andrew's RoadDiphtheriaOne case. Sanitary defects. Removed
45„ 30Catherine RoadDiphtheriaDitto ditto
46July 9Sherrington Av'nueScarlet FeverOne case. Not removedSee Nos. 47, 48 &52
47„10Kensington RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Infected by No. 46
48„ 12Kensington RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Infected by No. 46
49„ 18, 20 & 21Margaret RoadDiphtheriaSix cases. First case attended School with sore throat. Bacteriological Examination showed Diphtheria Bacilli. RemovedSeeNob.50, 51, 52, & 57
50„ 18, 20 & 21Albert RoadDiphtheriaOne case. Child attending same School as No. 49. Removed
51„ 22Milton RoadDiphtheriaDitto ditto
52„ 23Sherrington Av'nueScarlet FeverAnother case of infection by No. 46

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