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EXHIBITS.
1.
Central Council for Infant and Child
Welfare.
14.
Fruit Trades Federation.
15.
Cow and Gate Milk Food.
2
Borough of Shoreditch Electricity Department.
l6..
Borough of Shoreditch Dental Hospital
17.
Virol and Milk.
3.
Central Council for Infant and Child
Welfare.
18.
National Women's Total Abstinence
Union.
4.
United Dairies (London), Ltd.
19.
John Knight, Ltd.
5.
Hovis, Ltd.
20.
Metropolitan Water Board.
6.
Central Council for Infant and Child
21.
Dental Board of United Kingdom.
Welfare.
22.
Institute of Hygiene.
7.
Borough of Shoreditch Libraries
23.
National Milk Publicity Council.
8.
partment.
Sun Babies' Day Nursery.
24.
Health and Cleanliness Council.
25.
British Social Hygiene Council.
9.
Borough of Shoreditch Maternity and
Child Welfare Department.
20.
Sunlight League.
27.
Eugenics Society.
10.
Borough of Shoreditch Health Department.
28.
College of Pestology.
29.
Model of Room prepared for Confinement.
11.
Borough of Shoreditch Highways and
Works Department.
30.
A Good Room and a Bad Room.
31.
Borough of Shoreditch Health Department.
12.
Borough of Shoreditch Baths Department.
32.
National Association for the Prevention
of Tuberculosis.
13.
Metropolitan Asylums Board.
LECTURES.
Miss Gilder, National Milk Publicity Council,
entitled "Health Rules."
Mr. Sanders, British Social Hygiene Council,
entitled "Tragedy of Ignorance."
Miss Keating, Central Council for Infant and
Child Welfare; entitled "The Importance
of Clothing with regard to Health."
Dr. Denne, Dental Board of United Kingdom,
entitled "Teeth, Health and Efficiency."
Dr. Mabel Brodie, Health and Cleanliness
Council, entitled "The First Law of
Health."
Dr. E. D. Karn, entitled "The Diet and
General Management of the Toddler."
Mr. Thornhill (Messrs. D. W. Gibbs, Ltd.),
" Care of the Teeth."
Mr. Partington, Fruit Trades Federation,
entitled " Fruit and Health."
Miss M. Green, Dental Board of United
Kingdom, entitled "The Teeth in Relation
to Health."
Dr. Olivier Richards, entitled "Rickets."
Dr. Hamill, entitled "Rheumatism in
Childhood."
Dr. Platt, Industrial Health Societv,
entitled " Food, its Use and Abuse."
George S. Francis, Esq., of the British
Electrical Development Association, entitled
"Electricity and Public Health."
P. B. Tustin, Esq., United Dairies, Ltd.,
entitled "The Food Industry and the
Health Department."
Viscountess Erleigh, entitled "The Dav
Nursery and The Nursery School."
S. G. Peill, Esq., National Association for the
Prevention of Tuberculosis, entitled "The
Prevention of Consumption."
Councillor Dr. S. W. Jeger, Chairman,
Health Committee, entitled "The Public
Health Department."
Dr. Octavia Lewin, entitled "Nasal
Hygiene."
Dr. Dora Cadman, British Social Hygiene
Council, entitled "Tragedy of Ignorance."
Dr. Sylvia Smith, entitled "Ante-Natal
Care."
Dr. Naomi Dancy, Health and Cleanliness
Council, entitled " A Healthy Lile."
Councillor Mrs. E. M. Fairchild, Chairman,
Maternity and Child Welfare Committee,
entitled "The Early Habits of Young
Children."
Dr. J. Fanning, Assistant Medical Officer of
Health, entitled, "What everyone should
know about Infectious Disease."
C. M. Docker, Esq. (Kelvinator, Ltd.)
entitled "Refrigeration for the Small
Trader and the Home."
Mr. T. J. S. Smellie, National Milk Publicity
Council, entitled "Foods for Health."
Cooking Demonstrations by Miss B. James,
National Milk Publicity Council.
ATTENDANCES.
Monday 974
Tuesday 1,339
Wednesday 1,828
Thursday 2,063
Friday l,849
Saturday 1,508
Total 9,561