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Willesden 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table: Schools closed during the year 1910 with the view of preventing spread of disease.

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Schools closed during the year 1910 with the view of preventing spread of disease.

Name of School.	Dept.	Date closed, from	Re-open.	Reason for Closure.
Furness Road	Infants	March 18	March 25	Outbreak of Measles
Pound Lane	Class 7 Infants	Oct. 3	Oct. 11	„
Oldfield Road	Class 5 Infants	„ 14	„ 24	„

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Good Friday—School therefore remained closed until after Easter
holidays.
Anthropological Investigations.
Dr. Smurthwaite has continued his anthropological investigations,
and has furnished me with tables of his results, which 1
reproduce, arranged according to the types adopted by Dr. Smurthwaite
as the basis of his classification.

Table: Dr. Smurthwaite pursues this work with unabated enthusiasm, and I regret that space does not permit the reproduction of all the data which he has supplied.

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Dr. Smurthwaite pursues this work with unabated enthusiasm, and I regret that space does not permit the reproduction of all the data which he has supplied.

Racial Type.	No. observed.	Percentage of Total No. examined.
Celtic	189	25.2 per cent.
Ligurian	153	20.4 „
Magian	121	16.1 „
Iberian	108	14.4 „
Remian	92	12.2 „
Teutonic	86	11.4 „
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Willesden 1910

Table: Schools closed during the year 1910 with the view of preventing spread of disease.

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Table: Dr. Smurthwaite pursues this work with unabated enthusiasm, and I regret that space does not permit the reproduction of all the data which he has supplied.