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Ilford 1893

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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Of the year, & how
suitability ilford in connected with London.
A large number of its inhabitants going there every day, the epidemic
at ilford was of small accidents & the morality was low, ouly four
deaths arranging from it;
The number of cases of Diphtheria was also considerable for in a great
measure by the excluding day number & insufficient flushing
of the sewers, according forreverture of the sewers in the sewers to take
place, and the sewers for to be
gwiru off into the street.
The mortality from diphtheria was also small, only & deaths
according out of 71 cases.
The other cases of infections diseases were small in number
& do not call for an special rewarded.
The member taken to present the operate of suffered diseases, were scale for"
as for as possible, & the use of insufficient.
Burial srounda & bake houses have