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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Kingston upon Thames 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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Table: When the patient recovers notice is given to the Lebrarian, and the books returned after disinfection, or destroyed, as may be directed by the Medical Officer of Health.

When the patient recovers notice is given to the Lebrarian, and the books returned after disinfection, or destroyed, as may be directed by the Medical Officer of Health.

Names of persons and houses with dates of notification to the Librarian of infection and disinfection.Notification to the Librarian of freedom from infection of persons previously notified. With notice of destruction of book by the order of Medical Officer of Health when requisite.Receipt of the Sanitary Inspector for Library card or book given up to him by persons on the outbreak of infectious disease in their houses.Information to the Librarian of Infectious Diseases. ( CONFIDENTIAL.)
Date on List.Name and Address.(Red Ink). Date off List.Date.Name and Address.No. of cards or books.Remarks.Date.Name and Address.No. of cards or books.Remarks.Date.Name and Address.No. of cards or books.Remarks.