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INDEX.
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Actinomycosis 44
Aliens 63
Analysis of Foodstuffs 56
Biscuits and Confectionery 47
Bye-laws, Offensive Cargoes 64
Canal Boats Act 69
Canned Lobster 59
Cerebro Spinal Meningitis 21
Chickenpox 23
Chilled Beef from Australia 58
Cholera 9
Continued Fever 17
Dangerous Drugs 43
Dengue Fever 24
Diphtheria 14
Disinfecting operations for Infectious
Disease 28-31
Dysentery 22
Effects Disinfected 32
Encephalitis Lethargica 22
Enteric Fever 14
Erysipelas 17
Food Inspection 43
Form " A " 41
„ " B " 42
„ " C" 42
„ " D" 42
Fruit 45
Fatal Gases in Ship's Hold 41
German Measles 17
Glasgow Deputation 68
Grain 46
Infectious Disease 8-28
Introductory 6
Influenza 21
Jubilee Congress—Royal Sanitary Institute
68
League of Nations 68
Legal Proceedings 65
Limits of Port 3
Malaria 22
Measles 16
Meal and Flour 46
Meat Destroyed 48
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Medical Inspection — Gravesend and
Sheerness 6
Miscellaneous Diseases 27
North Sea and Baltic Medical Officers—
Visit of 68
New Legislation 66
Nuisances 61
Nuts 47
Offal 44
Official Certificates 39
Offices 3
Oil Tainted Meat 57
Ox-tongues and Roots 44
Plague 10
Pork 44
Pneumonia 20
Prepared Foods 46
Public Health (Imported Food) Regulations,
1925 49
Pulmonary Tuberculosis 18-20
Rats Destroyed 33
,, Examined 34
Rat Fumigations 35-38
„ Precautions 39
Rat Prevention—An experiment in 39
Sanitary Inspections 60
Sanitary Works 63
Scarlet Fever 14
Sewage Disposal—Southend-on-Sea 66
„ „ —Strood Rural District
Council 67
Sheerness Boarding Station 7
Shellfish Regulations 65
Smallpox 10-14
Staff 5
Sulphur Fumigation—A danger in 40
Tinned Cherries 59
Tuberculosis (other kinds) 20
Training Ships 28
Unsound Food Destroyed 47
Vegetables, etc. 46
Venereal Diseases 25-27
Vessels and Premises Disinfected 32
Yellow Fever 10
INDEX TO TABLES.
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I. Medical Inspection 6
II. Infectious Disease-Summary 8
III. Compulsory Notification of
Infectious Disease, with
number of Deaths 8
IV. Cholera 9
V. Yellow Fever 10
VI. Plague 10
VII. Smallpox 10
VIII. Scarlet Fever 14
IX. Diphtheria 14
X. Enteric Fever (Typhoid and
Paratyphoid Fever) 14
XI. Measles 16
XII. German Measles 17
XIII. Erysipelas 17
XIV. Continued Fever 17
XV. Pulmonary Tuberculosis 18
XVI. Tuberculosis, other kinds 20
XVII. Pneumonia 20
XVIII. Influenza 21
XIX. Cerebro Spinal Meningitis 21
XX. Dysentery 22
XXI. Encephalitis Lethargica 22
XXII. Malaria 22
XXIII. Chickenpox 23
XXIV. Venereal Diseases 25
XXV. Miscellaneous Diseases 27
XXVI. Training Ships 28
XXVII. Disinfecting operations for
Infectious Disease 28
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XXVIII. Vessels and Premises Disinfected 32
XXIX. Effects Disinfected 32
XXX. Rats Destroyed 33
XXXI. Analysis of Rats Examined 34
XXXII. Rat Fumigations 35
XXXIII. Rat Precautions, Australian
and U.S.A. Requirements 39
XXXIV. Shipping Entering the Port
of London 41
XXXV. Rats Destroyed and Examined,
Form " B " (See Tables
XXX. and XXXI.) 42
XXXVI. Precautions against Plague,
Form"C" 42
XXXVII. Vessels Subjected to Measures
of Rat Destruction, Form
" D" 42
XXXVIII. Hospital Cases 42
XXXIX. Unsound Food Seized, &c 47
XL. Unsound Meat Destroyed,
Weights, &c. 48
XLI. Sanitary Inspections, Summary
60
XLII. Sanitary Inspections, Nuisances
on Vessels 61
XLIII. Sanitary Inspections, Nuisances
on Shore Premises 62
XLIV. Aliens, Medical Inspection 63
XLV. Sanitary Works and Alterations
63-64
XLVI. Bye-laws, Offensive Cargoes 64
APPENDICES:- Summary of Canal Boats ; Revenue Account.