London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Tottenham 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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I.
Introduction 3
Infectious Diseases 57
Improvements in School
Premises 19
L.
Lighting, Artificial 19
Lancasterian School 16
M.
Measles 57
Morbus Cordis 51
Mentally Defective Children 56, 73
Mal-nutrition 45
Middle Class School 16
N.
Nose 50
Notification of Diseases 26, 27
O.
Objections to Medical Inspections
69
Open-air Schools, School
Camps, etc. 74
P.
Pediculosis 47
Population 5
Parents at Medical Inspection
69
Parkhurst Road School 15
Page Green School 11
R.
Ringworm 46
Rickets 55
Re-examinations, Numbers
of 29
Rate, Education 5
S.
Scarlet Fever 57
Skin Diseases 46
Speech 50
Special Schools in other
Districts 73
Statistics of Attendance 24, 25
School Clinic 59
School Nurses, Work of 71
School Closures 57
Seven Sisters School 9
Stamford Hill School 10
St. Ann's School 10
St. Katharine's School 17
St. Paul's School 17
St. Francis School 18
St. Ignatius' School 13
T.
Teeth 48
Throat 50
Tonsils 50
Tuberculosis 52
Treatment 66
Towels 18
Truant and Short Term
Industrial School 73
Teachers, Number of 74
Time occupied by Inspection
30
V.
Vision 59
Visits to Schools 73
Ventilation of Schools 19
W.
Weight 36
Water Supply 5
Woodlands Park School 6
West Green School 7