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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Romford 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford]

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54„ 27Como StreetScarlet FeverOne case. Infection imported from beyond district. RemovedSee No, 61
55„ 27Havering RoadScarlet FeverOne case. RemovedNo other case
56„ 27Honiton RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Removed„
57„ 27Kensington Road.Scarlet FeverOne case. Infected by No. 46„
58„ 27Vine StreetScarlet FeverOne case. Removed„
59„ 27Queen StreetScarlet FeverOne case. Removed„
60„ 30Victoria RoadDiphtheriaOne case. Origin obscure. Removed„
61„ 31Como Street
62Aug. 3London Road
63„ 6Hainault Road
64„ 7Hainault Road
65„ 10Hainault RoadScarlet FeverFive cases. Children attending Mawney Road School. Suspicion of an unrecognised case attending School. RemovedNo other case
66„ 8Honiton RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Removed„
67„ 10Marlboro RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Mawney Road School. Removed„
68„ 11Hainault RoadScarlet FeverOne case. Living next door to a case which had not been removed for a week after the disease had occurred. Removed„
69„ 12Como StreetScarlet FeverDitto. Ditto„
70„ 30Marks RoadScarlet FeverThree cases. First case ill 3 weeks unrecognised, and attended Mawney Road School before attacked. The other two cases infected by the first case. Removed„