Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]
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Maintenance.
The cost of maintaining persons admitted to the Reception House in
connection with infectious disease other than Small-pox was under £2 for
he year, 1901.
In the same year 135 persons, either "suspects" or "contacts," in
connection with Small-pox were maintained for 775 days at a total cost of
£15 17s., or at the rate of 5d. per person per day.
In the year 1902, from January to the 28th of June, 684 persons in
connection with Small-pox were maintained for 2,247 days at a total cost
of £60 16s. 5d., or at the rate of 6½d. per person per day.
Number of Persons Vaccinated by the Medical Officer of
Health from the Commencement of the Small-pox Epidemic to
the 28th June, 1902 :—
Common Lodging Houses, 67, Union Street (1st time)
67
,, ,, (2nd time)
30
,, 99, Mint Street (1st time)
40
,, ,, (2nd time)
30
,, ,, (3rd time)
26
„ 12, Marshalsea Road
30
Salvation Army, Blackfriars
Road
60
„ Empress Street
30
,, 56, Newington Causeway
43
„ St. Olave's Chambers
500
„ 131, Great Suffolk Street
50
,, Disney Street
21
,, 3, Quilp Street
11
,, 8, Gt. Charlotte Street
24
,, 75, Blackfriars Road
31
,, 90, Camberwell Road
6
,, 96, Southwark Street
10
,, 12, Lombard Street
40
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