Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]
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LIST OF TABLES— continued.
Table page
„ XIII.—Birth and Death Rates for each Parish for the Year
1904 102
„ XIV.—Deaths from Various Causes for the whole Borough in
each week, Corrected for Public Institutions 103
,, XIVA.—Total of persons belonging to the County of London,
and registered in the 52 weeks ending 2nd January,
1904 105
,, XV.—Summary of the General Work of the Public Health
Department for 1904, the Number of Nuisances
Abated, and the Notices Served in each Ward 107
„ XVa.—Summary of Work of Chief Inspector & miscellaneous 109
,, XVb.—Inspection of Factories, Workshops and Workplaces 110
,, XVc.—Proceedings during 1904 re Milkshops, Cowhouses,
Slaughterhouses, &c. 112
,, XVI.—List of Streets Inspected—House to House—and
Number of Houses where Defects were found 113
,, XVII.—Prosecutions in 1904 under the Public Health (London)
Act and By-laws 119
,, XVIII—Summary of Articles Analysed under the Sale of Food
and Drugs Act 120
,,XVIIIa—Proceedings in 1904 under the Sale of Food and Drugs'
Act 121
,, XIX.—Food Destroyed on Application of Owners and Seizures
Condemned by a Magistrate 123
,, XX.—List of level Bake-Houses in the Borough, 1904 125
,, XXa.—List of certificated underground Bakehouses in the
Borough,1904 126
„ XXI.—List of Slaughter-Houses in the Borough, 1904 127
,, XXII.—List of Cow-Houses in the Borough, 1904 128
Appendices :—(1) Measles—Occurrence in Classes, Christmas to
May, 1904 129
(2) Report of Proceedings re want of proper and
sufficient Supply of Water 135
(3) Report of Proceedings re Premises without
proper Light 136
(4) Infantile Diarrhoea Leaflet 137
(5) Duties of Clerks and Sanitary Inspectors re
Infectious Diseases 138
(6) Report by Miss Middlebrooke re General Health
Work 139