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Fulham 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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112
Pages
Ice Cream 78
Infantile Mortality 16, 20, 25, 26
Infectious Diseases 84-91
Infectious Diseases, Non-notifiable 92
Insulin, Supply of 33
Introduction 3
Laboratory Facilities 29
Legal Proceedings (Adulteration of Food) 70, 76
(Sanitary and Housing) 51
Maternity and Child Welfare (Report by Dr. Ruby Thomson) 35
Ante-natal Clinics 40
Charitable Organisations 44
Day Nursery 42
Dental Clinic 41
Eye and Skin Defects 41
Health Visitors 35
Home Nursing 30, 42
Infant Life Protection 37
Maternity and Child Welfare Centres 39
Massage Clinic 41
Maternity Home 37
Maternal Mortality 17, 18
Notification of Births 40
Provision of Milk 43
Measles Epidemic 88
Milk, Automatic Milk Machines 71
Bacteriological Examinations of 73
Examination of 70
Inspection and Supervision of Dairies and Milkshops 72
Purveyors 72
Samples, Composition of 71
Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act, 1922, and Milk and Dairies Order, 1926 72
Milk (Special Designation) Order, 1936 72
Mortuary 57
National Rat Week 56
Outworkers 59
Overcrowding 65
Pharmacy and Poisons Act, 1933 79
Pigeons, Nuisance from 57
Prevention of Blindness 94
Preserved Food, Registration of Premises 78
Public Analyst, Report of 80-82
Baths and Washhouses 54
Cleansing 46
Conveniences 55
Public Health (Condensed Milk) Regulations, 1923 and 1927 76
Public Health (Dried Milk) Regulations, 1923 and 1927 76

TABLE 45

Sleeping Accommodation of164Tuberculous PatientsThe patient slept:—

In a separate room in55 cases.
Alone in bed with one other in room in13 cases.
Alone in bed with two others in room in6 cases.
Alone in bed with three others in room in2 cases
In bed with one person and no others in room in64 cases.
In bed with one person and one other in room in18 cases.
In bed with one person and two others in room in1 case.
In bed with one person and three others in room in1 case.
In bed with two persons and no others in room in3 cases.
In bed with two persons and one other in room in1 case.

TABLE 46

Occupations of83Men (New Cases) in 1937

1Baker1Hotel Storekeeper
2Barmen1House Porter
1Billiard Marker9Labourers
1Blacksmith1Lath Fixer
1Bricklayer1Machinery Dealer
1Bus Driver1Manager, Public House
1Bus Conductor1Marble Mason
1Canvasser6Motor Drivers
2Carpenters1Painter
1Caterer1Paymaster
5Clerks1Plasterer
1Coach Trimmer1Plate Cleaner
2Commercial Travellers3Plumbers
1Converter4Porters
1Cycle Dealer1Printer's Reader
1Draughtsman1Railway Clerk
1Dry Cleaner1Scaffolder
2Electricians3Shop Assistants
2Factory Hands2Shopkeepers
3Fitters1Sorter (P.O.)
1Gas Fitter1Student
1Greengrocer1Switch Inspector
1Hairdresser1Theatrical Dresser
1Handyman1Timber Salesman
1Hawker1Storeman
1Nil.
Occupations of 76 Women (New Cases) in 1937
1Advertiser1Hospital Maid
1Bakery Packer1Housekeeper
2Cinema Attendants26Housewives
1Cinema Manageress2Laundry Hands
1Cleaner1Librarian
6Clerks1Nurse
1Counter Hand (Milk Bar)1Pumper
9Domestics4Shop Assistants
3Dressmakers2Typists
8Factory Hands4Nil.
Under 15 years of age
6Boys5Girls