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Fulham 1906

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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77
APPENDIX.
TABLE A.
Giving the Meteorological Conditions of the 52 Weeks ending December 29th, 1906, together with the
number of Deaths from certain Diseases and at certain Ages.
Week Ending
Mean
Temperature.
Highest
Temperature.
Lowest
Temperature.
Mean Ttmperature
of the earth
3ft. below the surface.
Mean height of the
Barometer.
Rainfall in inches.
Sunshine in hours.
Prevailing Wind.
Total Deaths.
Deaths under
1 year.
Deaths over HO.
Deaths from
Respiratory Diseases.
Deaths from
Phthisis.
Deaths from Zymotic
Diseases, excluding
Diarrhoea.
Deaths from
Diarrhoea and
Enteritis.
January
6
41.3
52.6
27.6
43.3
29.6
0.95
2.5
S.E. &S.W
53
13
17
21
2
3
-
”
13
43.1
53.2
32.5
43.8
29.5
1.60
17.5
W.S.W
47
11
9
9
3
6
—
”
20
42.0
49.6
29.1
43.6
29.8
1.06
23.7
S.W. & N.W
35
11
10
10
—
2
2
> ”
27
40.4
52.3
26.6
42.4
30.1
0.49
5.8
N.E. & S.W
44
14
6
12
4
3
1
February
3
42.8
51.2
37.9
43.0
30.0
0.10
10.6
W. & N.W.
39
7
7
7
8
3
1
”
10
37.0
49.7
30.4
42.1
29.8
0.38
17.5
Variable
37
7
9
9
8
3 i
1
”
17
38.2
50.7
27.1
40.8
29.3
0.92
13.0
Variable
33
11
5
8
4
3
—
”
24
37.4
46.2
26.1
40.2
29.7
0.27
13.8
Variable
45
14
14
10
2
2
—
March
3
41.7
50.1
27.4
41.0
29.6
0.17
21.7
S.W. & N.W.
48
16
18
12
1
5
2
}”
10
4.2
65.0
34.5
42.4
29.9
0.35
35.0
S.W.
40
7
10
11
4
5
—
”)
17
43.5
63.9
29.1
42.7
29.7
0.29
22.1
S.W.
45
10
18
10
3
2
—
>”
24
37.5
48.4
28.4
43.1
29.8
0.32
18.0
N.E.
40
11
7
6
2
3
1
”
31
38.2
52.1
29.1
41.4
29.9
0.14
18.0
N.N.E.
43
S
14
12
4
6
—