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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 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford RDC]

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33„ 7WenningtonDiphtheriaOne case. Local insanitary condition. RemovedNo further case
39„ 8HornchurchScarlet FeverOne case. Origin obseuie.No further case
40„ 12Great WarleyScarlet FeverFive cases in one family. First case contracted at School in adjoining district, and not recognised, all the other children in the family subsequently became infected. Not removed.No further case
41„ 15Great WarleyScarlet FeverOne case, next door to above.No further case
42„ 15DagenhamDiphtheriaOne case. Not removed.No further case
43„ 18Bennetts CastlelaneScarlet FeverOne case. Removed.No further case
44„ 19HornchurchScarlet FeverOne case. Removed.No further case
45„ 20HornchurchDiphtheriaOne case. R-moved to London HospitalNo further case
46„ 28South HornchurchScarlet FeverOne case. RemovedNo further case
47Mar. 4UpminsterEnteric FeverOne case. Contracted in London
48„ 6Chigwell RoadScarlet FeverOne case in same family as No. 4. Presumably a re-iurn case.No further case
49„ 7WenningtonScarlet FeverOne case. Believed to have been contracted in a School in adjacent district. Removed.No further case