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d4fa594e-088a-41e0-9c52-7c47a98f59b5 | Number of Centres provided and maintained by the Council Total number of attendances at all centres during the year:β 4 (a) by children under 1 year of age 8;643 (b) by children between 1 and 5 years of age 7,565 56 Average attendance of children per session 49 Number of children who attended for the first time during ... |
8c4f94df-e890-4122-95ae-4d9ac9479708 | Bell 25 Number of Expectant Mothers who attended 230 Number of attendances made by Expectant Mothers 259 Mothers referred for Dental treatment at the Clinic 41 Mothers supplied with Dentures 10 Expectant Mothers to whom Dried Milk was supplied 22 Number of packets of Dried Milk supplied 153 TABLE 10. INQUESTS. Inquests... |
b749d4b1-dbed-4f19-b5fe-84567224dd03 | 1 Fall from Motor Bus 1 General Atheroma 1 Fall from Motor Van 1 Meningitis 1 57 Coroner's Certificate after Post-Mortem without Inquestβ14 Heart Disease 5 Arterio-Scelerosis 1 Nephritis 4 Convulsions 1 Cerebral Abscess 1 Pneumonia 1 Enlarged Thymus 1 FACTORIES, WORKSHOPS AND WORKPLACES. 1.βInspection of Factories, Wor... |
e6bd716f-8c76-41a1-8bd4-86a5c9c868f3 | Found. Remedied. (1) (2) (3) Want of Cleanliness 35 35 Want of Ventilation Nil Nil Overcrowding Nil Nil Want of drainage of Floors 2 2 Other Nuisances 7 7 Sanitary Accommodation:β Insufficient Nil Nil Unsuitable or defective 32 32 Not separate for sexes Nil Nil Offences under the Factory and Workshop Acts: Illegal Occu... |
a218c957-a0d7-4d11-8a9f-417b6987f0b1 | M. W. Kinch, M.R.San.I., Cert. of Royal Sanitary Institute ; holds Meat and Smoke Certificates ; Chief Sanitary Inspector (Inspector under Diseases of Animals Acts and the Rag Flock Act). J.J.Jenkins, Cert. of Royal Sanitary Institute; holds Meat and Smoke Certificates, Sanitary Inspector (Inspector under Fabrics Misde... |
35e60213-e65a-4c45-b345-30df37c561f1 | Miss A. Woosnam, s.r.n., c.m.b., Health Visitor and School Nurse. Miss B. C. Broughton, s.r.n., C.m.b., H.V. Diploma, Health Visitor and School Nurse. W. Goodfellow,* A.R.San.I., Cert. of Royal Sanitary Institute; holds Meat Certificate, Cert. Bacteriology; Chief Clerk. 59 Miss G. Overall* Clerk. Miss V. E. Arnold.* Cl... |
b0d7aa37-1710-4dc5-aef0-2d75bb09f4c5 | Note.βTo the salaries of all the above officials excepting those marked with an asterisk, contribution is made under the Local Government Act, 1929. I wish to express my appreciation and thanks to all the members of the Public Health Department for their excellent cooperation during the year, I am, Your obedient Servan... |
754869f1-29fa-4103-ba4c-51adfa668b47 | Dept. Accommodation. I Avge. monthly No. on Register Average attendance Acton Wells Senior 320 247 225 Junior 364 387 352 Infants' 364 354 295 Beaumont Park Senior Girls' 450 237 212 Junior Girls' 450 276 243 Infants' 400 256 200 Berrymede Junior Boys' 640 506 448 Junior Girls' 542 501 442 Infants' 450 339 283 Central ... |
09b97492-150a-4a7e-b2fc-fac1f8955437 | 237 Junior 382 378 346 Infants' 350 228 193 Turnham Green R.C. Mixed 327 270 232 Acton Council Special 68 44 37 10026 8014 7000 AVERAGE HEIGHT without shoes and AVERAGE WEIGHT without clothes. Anthropometric committee, 1929. MALES. FEMALES. Age last birthday. Height in ins. Weight in lbs. Height in ins. Weight in lbs. ... |
591c9731-b111-47cf-b764-188f5e87b46f | 47.5 49.4 9 49.2 54.8 48.9 52.6 10 51.3 59.6 51.2 59.8 11 52.7 64.6 52.8 63.9 12 55. 71.6 55.6 73.9 13 56.2 76.5 56.9 79. 14 58. 86.1 58.9 88.2 15 61.8 99.3 62.3 106.8 63 TABLE SHOWING HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS AT DIFFERENT AGES. ENTRANTS (BOYS) No. Examined. Years of Age. 3β4 4β5 5β6 6-7 No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Heig... |
1ed1ba9d-e8e8-4706-812c-b46d0254aabb | Height No. Weight lbs. Acton Wells Infants' 35 - - - 21 41.2 38.5 32 42.6 40.7 2 46.5 50. Beaumont Park Infants' 59 22 37.6 34.1 9 41.7 41.1 23 42.5 41.1 5 45. 47.1 Berrymede Infants' 85 28 38 34.9 29 40.3 37.7 22 43.5 42.9 7 44.4 46.1 Derwentwater Infants' 64 - - - 25 41.4 38.6 25 43.4 41.8 14 46. |
91a95832-1b6e-4ad2-a785-680b0e82500c | 47.7 John Perryn Infants' 52 - - - 20 41.1 58.1 28 43.9 42.1 4 46.3 48. Priory Infants' 56 - - - 21 40.3 38. 31 42.9 41.6 4 44.4 43.6 Rothschild Infants' 48 10 38.3 36.4 19 40.9 38.9 9 42.4 39. 10 45.5 46.7 Southfield Infants' 57 - - - 22 41.5 38.7 24 42.8 40.7 11 46.6 48.5 Roman Catholic 14 - - - 5 40.8 38.7 3 45. |
7f4b9c64-3916-4774-9e82-8ed1169a636e | 46.3 6 44.6 45.8 491 60 171 197 63 (GIRLS) Acton Wells Infants' 60 - - - 26 41 38.2 25 43. 41.4 9 45.4 48 Beaumont Park Infants' 44 21 37 33.4 3 41.3 41.2 17 43.5 42.1 3 42.6 38.7 Berrymede Infants' 75 22 36.8 33.1 26 40. 37.2 20 42.9 40.3 7 44.3 42.4 Derwentwater Infants' 55 - - - 18 41. |
1561799e-3d4c-4cbc-b436-806d69434c5b | 37.4 32 43.5 42.4 5 46.5 46 John Perryn Infants' 37 - - - 14 40.4 35.4 16 42.6 40.7 7 45.7 45.9 Priory Infants' 64 1 37 32 36 40.3 37.4 21 43.4 42.1 6 46.5 47.6 Rothschild Infants' 57 13 38 33.9 16 39.8 36.2 17 43. 41.9 11 44.4 43.7 Southfield Infants' 47 - - - 11 41.4 37.4 27 43.3 40.7 9 47.5 48.7 Roman Catholic 11 - ... |
58a8aa1a-d191-48b2-bc07-044816a2c682 | 38.8 5 43.5 42 450 57 153 178 62 64 TABLE SHOWING HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS AT DIFFERENT AGES INTERMEDIATES (BOYS) No. Examined. Years of Age. 7β8 8β9 9β10 No. Height ins. Weight i lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. | Height ins. Weight lbs. Acton Wells Junior 16 8 50.8 58.3 8 49.9 55.9 - - - Acton Wells Infants' 32 20 48.... |
1f1546cb-a009-4c8c-8e1c-596206c70072 | Boys' 97 38 49.3 54.3 59 49.6 55.5 - - - Berrymede Infts. 4 4 46.9 47.2 - - - - - - Derwentwater Jnr. 59 26 49.3 53.8 33 50.5 56.8 - - - Derwentwater Infts.' 7 6 48.9 52.5 1 48.8 53.5 - - - John Perryn Jnr. 2 - - - 1 52 63.5 1 53.3 62 John Perryn Infts.' |
beaedef9-3bbe-409a-9ada-244c62a9d2e2 | 45 14 48.6 50.6 31 50.4 58 - - - Priory Infants' 7 7 49.1 52.9 - - - - - - Rothschild Jnr.Boys 54 16 45.8 53.6 38 49.7 56 - - - Rothschild Infants' 1 1 50.8 60 - - - - - - Southfield Junior 41 12 49.5 56.1 29 49.7 58 - - - Southfield Infants' 1 1 48.8 53 - - - - - - Roman Catholic 20 7 48.9 51.3 10 49.4 55.4 3 51.4 59.... |
29c0f318-3832-4c86-bc62-6b3d13503e45 | Years of Age. 12β13 13β14 14β15 No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. | Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. Acton Wells Senior 61 58 58.1 79.5 3 60.7 90 - - - Central 50 48 59.4 84.3 1 61 83.5 1 60 84.5 John Perryn Senior 35 34 58.3 76 1 63.8 118 - - - Priory Boys' 169 165 57.5 80.2 4 59.7 110.8 - - - Southfi... |
938dd7ec-80b5-4f64-a3cb-09cc51e3e37c | Boys' 92 88 57.7 82.4 4 59.5 95.3 - - - Roman Catholic 25 22 57.2 78.8 3 58.1 83.5 - - - 432 415 16 1 (GIRLS) Acton Wells Mixed 53 51 59.7 81.9 1 59.3 89 1 61.5 109 Beaum't Pk. Snr. 85 85 57.9 80.9 - - - - - - Central 48 48 59 81.5 - - - - - - John Perryn Snr. |
94d3f1bd-e92f-40f9-995e-57123eb07acb | 57 53 58.9 81.1 4 60.7 89.4 - - - Priory Girls' 123 120 58.4 82.3 3 60.4 89.3 - - - Roman Catholic 15 12 58 78.1 3 60.1 92.6 - - - 381 369 11 1 1 65 TABLE SHOWING HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS AT DIFFERENT AGES. INTERMEDIATES (GIRLS) No. Examined. Years of Age. 7β8 8β9 9β10 No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs.... |
f783dedb-6ba7-4548-a540-726c591efe2b | 42 21 48.3 53 21 49.3 53 - - - Beaum't P:.Jnr.Girls 44 20 48.8 51.7 23 49.8 55.7 1 51.3 56.5 Beaumont Pk. Infts.' 3 3 48.1 48.4 - - - - - - Berrymede Jnr. Girls' 87 44 48.5 51.7 41 48.4 52.5 2 51.3 57.8 Berrymede Infants' 6 6 48.1 49.4 - - - - - - Derwentwater Jnr. 46 29 49.5 55.3 17 49. 51.2 - - - Derwentwater Infts.' |
bf1d945f-737d-4d3b-90e2-5cdc5297a95d | 9 9 49.2 59.1 - - - - - - John Perryn Junior 2 - - - 1 50. 52.8 1 51.5 59 John Perryn Infts. 41 15 47.7 48.8 26 49.5 53.7 - - - Priory Infants' 5 5 47.9 50.3 - - - - - Rothschild Infants' 7 7 48.3 - - - - - Southfield Junior 40 13 48.0 56.3 27 48.0 52.7 - - - Southfield Infants' 1 1 45.8 46. - - - - - - Roman Catholic ... |
216e3886-7bf5-4076-82e6-64d09759272e | During the year 47 children were operated on under the Authority's scheme for removal of tonsils and adenoids or adenoids alone. In 1932, fifty-eight children were operated on, and in 1931, one hundred and sixty one. Last year we discussed at some length the principles which guided us in our selection of cases for oper... |
6fda188c-b6c4-4040-b25a-c181cc5351a4 | 4 cases were operated on because of middle ear disease associated with infected tonsils and adenoids. The last 2 cases were operated on because the very large size was interfering with swallowing, an unusual condition. We watched these cases for a time in the hope that the condition would subside, but finally we decide... |
11dfa1a6-1050-4f89-8717-1e3c05cdbd7d | Feeding of malnourished children was commenced early in 1932, and we explained in last year's report that the scheme also provided for the supervision of malnourished children, whether necessitous or not. In considering defective nutrition, we used as a basis the relation between the height and weight of the child, and... |
c5e9da20-1644-4dd7-90e0-2325bc2d1749 | It became apparent however, after much experience in examining the children that the weight for height standard was not an adequate criterion of satisfactory nutrition in all cases and we came to the conclusion that the only rational way of deciding that a child was malnourished, was on our own clinical findings. We no... |
73386546-ddbb-4a26-b577-bb27c7d0746f | In many cases we had to abandon all criteria of nutrition and provide meals irrespective of weight, because the home conditions were bad and we obviously could not allow a child to be hungry. The meals are prepared by the children at the ordinary cookery classes. This is of course a great saving in labour and cost, and... |
08031311-fbe5-407e-ace8-2de67ded694b | The Domestic Science teacher at the school, on being told of this informed us that the girl in question brought all her clothes to wash on laundry lesson days, and that evidently accounted for the remarkable improvment in her condition. The girl came from a particularly feckless home and until a year ago the home was v... |
326fec5b-705f-425f-817d-54b67fb2bdbf | Since the beginning of the scheme, and up to December 31st, 1933, 360 children have been kept under observation and supplied either with milk and meals, or milk, or meals only. 292 received milk and meals, 64 milk only, and 4 meals only. On December 31st, 1933, there were 186 children on the list, 127 receiving milk an... |
7e003473-72fd-44f0-a140-c00656c6cd1a | 3 ozs., and the third 31bs. 2 ozs. These children however, had all suffered an illness, the first had bad tonsillitis, the second Chicken-pox, and the third glands in the neck. We consider the fact that 85 continued to gain weight a most satisfactory state of affairs. During the year 1933, 54 children received free mil... |
f1758cc6-450b-41bc-9c44-b9cee8e45bf6 | Girls 1669 Infants 2043 Central 66 Derwentwater Junior 489 Infants 581 John Perryn Senior 1270 Junior 1374 Infants 1356 Priory Boys 1003 Girls 921 Infants 816 Rothschild J unr. 1057 Infants 1605 Berrymede Junr. Boys 2866 Girls 3246 Infants 2765 Southfield Snr. Boys 764 Junior 183 Infants 252 Roman Catholic 284 26568 As... |
c23600d4-02c0-467d-83c6-0cb11d2252fb | They are, of course, under constant supervision. The improvement in many of these children has been very evident and for the sake of interest we give below, the amount gained by a few children who were originally very much below weight. The average child has made a monthly gain of about 1 lb., but the following cases s... |
84c85db1-3a2f-4270-9342-b64f5de81b58 | The home was bad, and the child was given most unsuitable food. We started the child on milk only, as we were rather afraid of overtaxing a digestion unused to correct food. Four months later, the child weighed 33 lbs. We then commenced daily dinners as well with the result that at the end of a year she weighed 41 lbs.... |
dd3bf050-f4bd-4c12-aebc-bc29701b7312 | In some schools, the teaching staff has provided certain children with cod liver oil daily, and in other cases the mothers have paid for it. At the Central School Centre, half of the children were given a ration of a "Vitamin B" product daily in their milk or soup. This was sent to us free, so we decided to use it at t... |
9eeeb2a1-092f-4c5a-9775-d840d38410a9 | The choice of food for the growing child is not really the very difficult and obscure matter that some food faddists would have us believe, and in feeding these children, we emphasize the importance of providing a simple balanced diet which contains as far as possible all the essential elements. Otorrhoea. In the Annua... |
334cde12-3e49-4615-a94f-cda5e6547307 | Any child who was not making satisfactory progress, and also any child who was not well by the 21st day was examined again at the ear clinic and treatment perhaps changed or augmented. We have worked on the same lines this year, and have continued to impress the parents with the importance of fresh air, sunlight, exerc... |
858861ad-acba-4575-a84f-538ae84932f5 | In all cases the drumhead was pink and there was some rise of temperature, but the condition resolved without perforation of the drum. There were 47 cases of middle ear disease. 19 were seen within a day or so of the commencement of the ear discharge, and 10 of these were well within 10 days. The average duration of th... |
e16710cf-dcf5-4a84-a003-b6b1368072d4 | 2 of these were postmeasles cases and one of them was referred to hospital where a mastoid operation was performed on both sides. A secondary 72 paracentesis would probably cure the condition in the other child, but the parents refuse to take the child to hospital. The other 3 are young children from very bad homes and... |
95fef304-5ebd-4cca-96f0-155b9cf735c5 | The other 2 cases have a large perforation in the drumhead and might respond to ionisation but at present the parents refuse treatment. We are very grateful to the teaching staff who have given us every support in our efforts to prevent chronic ear disease, with its crippling sequelae of deafness and maybe tragic termi... |
6f8cbc7d-d918-4a53-ba1a-addc53ad6b27 | He is resident at the Stanmore Branch of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. Blind Children. One boy attends Asylum Rd. Blind School. Two boys attend the Kingwood Rd. School for the partially blind, a boy and a girl are at public elementary schools, and the last case, a boy who was withdrawn by his parents from th... |
474d69ee-62a4-4a74-a5f2-f08ca1361e39 | Two boys and a girl are at the Treloar Home, Alton, and another girl is at Chase Farm Hospital. Crippled Children. One girl is at St. Mary's Home, Dover. A boy and a girl are at Faroe Road Special School. A boy and a girl who attend hospitals for a severe degree of crippling are at home. Two boys and three girls attend... |
bbc8584b-ccb7-47e9-aa18-d38fef2144e3 | At the school medical examinations and at the daily Minor Ailment Clinic 438 children were found to be suffering from defects of vision or other troubles connected with the eyes, and these were referred to the Ophthalmic Clinic. Of this number 29 were found to require no special attention, and 02 refused treatment or l... |
93c154c8-6710-41b8-88d0-a5d1e2b4506f | Unfortunately this means that more of our working time has to be allocated to filling sessions than to anaesthetic sessions and perhaps this has been the reason why we were unable to inspect all the schools this year, one being left until January, 1934. Our waiting list for fillings is very long with the result that by... |
b1262c00-e18f-4aa7-895b-6fb7d0f3c3c2 | The following are the figures for the Infant Welfare work:β Number of Mothers examined 21 Number of Mothers referred for treatment 21 Number of Mothers treated 41 Number of Children examined 85 Number of Children referred for treatment 79 Number of Children treated 130 Number of temporary fillings 44 Number of temporar... |
de0cac89-1875-48c5-a899-d22529693c8f | % % % % % 1. July 95 1.05 1.05 - - 2.1 September 135 - - - .74 .74 2. July 98 2.04 3.06 - - 5.1 September 122 - 1.6 - - 1.6 3. July 162 1.2 .61 - - 1.85 September 177 .56 - - .56 1.12 4. July 148 .67 - - .67 1.35 September 188 - 2.65 - 2.12 4.7 5. July 324 .61 .61 - .3 1.5 September 271 .36 .74 - .74 1.8 6. July 222 - ... |
e921e120-dd82-4ee5-a494-479874bd255e | July 238 3.7 9.2 2.1 - 15.1 September 248 .8 7.6 .4 3.6 12.5 8. July 232 3.01 2.5 1.7 - 7.3 September 208 1.4 8.6 3.3 .48 13.9 9. July 377 2.6 .53 - .53 3.7 September 320 4.6 .93 - .93 6.5 10. July 456 9.8 1.7 - 1.5 13.1 September 430 12.5 2.3 - .23 15.1 11. July 318 6.8 2.2 - .94 9.7 September 283 9.5 1.7 β 1.4 12.7 7... |
0a1c94b2-407b-4023-bf9a-8ca7737a7eaf | Very few nits. A. Few nits. B. Many nits. C. Vermin. D. Total Percentage Unclean. 12. July 126 - - - - - September 179 - - - - - 13. July 132 3. .75 1.5 .75 6. September 178 - 3.9 .56 - 4.4 14. July 227 - - - - - September 210 - 1.4 - - 1.4 15. July 204 - 3.9 3.9 - 7.8 September 193 - 6.2 1.5 - 7.7 16. July 278 - 4.3 .... |
749a27ad-9d1d-44a7-8146-2a65d6ed5c99 | July 103 1.9 - - - 1.9 September 127 .78 - - - .78 18. July 118 3.3 .8 - - 4.2 September 153 2.6 - - - 2.6 19. July 173 .58 - - - .58 September 163 2.4 - - - 2.4 20. July 140 5.7 .7 - - 6.4 September 150 2.6 .6 - - 3.3 21. July 290 3.4 - - - 3.4 September 245 4.1 - - - 4.1 22. July 371 2.6 .53 - .26 3.5 September 409 1... |
4a11e90e-f4d5-4f00-9e0d-aed72089660a | September 442 6.5 2.2 - 1.3 10.1 24. July 277 6.1 1.4 - 1.08 8.6 September 229 4.8 2.1 - .87 7.4 25. July 260 2.6 1.5 - 3. 7.3 September 226 1.7 .88 - 1.7 4.5 26. July 225 3.5 8.8 - 3.5 16. September 186 4.8 8.6 - 2.6 16.1 27. July 222 .9 1.3 - .45 2.7 September 190 - .52 - .52 1.05 28. July 177 .56 - - - .56 September... |
60cad06a-9c35-4e51-918c-220a1444379e | July 192 .52 .52 - 1.5 2.6 September 164 1.8 .6 β - 2.4 77 Sch. Date. No. exam. Very few nits. A. Few nits. B. Many nits. C. Vermin C. Total Percentage Unclean. 30. July 186 - .53 - - .53 September 173 1.7 1.1 - .57 3.4 31. July 105 .95 - - - .95 September 109 3.6 - - - 3.6 32. July 127 - 6.2 9.4 .78 16.5 September 122... |
0a15c123-ff41-4a2e-84a0-793f16160d4c | September 44 11.3 - - 4.5 15.9 INFECTIOUS DISEASE. Diphtheria. In the report for 1932 it was explained that we were in the middle of an epidemic of a particularly virulent character and the steps taken to combat the disease were discussed. Briefly, our procedure was as follows:β All children in the Infants' and Junior ... |
f0bad5bb-ffda-460b-968d-1ee0a7ed4791 | In the Junior Department, 68.8% of the children were presented for Schick Testing and in the Infants' Department 61.8%. After our experience at Southfield Road School we decided to immunize all children under 7 years without a preliminary Schick test while the posterior Schick test was done on children of all ages. We ... |
f360ad3e-fd56-4b91-973f-790d281d1286 | There is very little commotion and we seldom have any crying even in the Infants' schools with the result that in the early days, we often got as many as 300 children done in 1Β½ hours, having disturbed the ordinary school routine very little. We decided at the same time to make a concentrated attack on the child of pre... |
136b8da9-7f9f-4a26-beca-e5a14627e305 | of Toxoid Antitoxin Mixture (B. & W. T.A.M.) intramuscularly into the left deltoid, an interval of three weeks being left between the 1st and 2nd injections and 4 weeks between the 2nd and 3rd. The epidemic of Diphtheria, as we have mentioned above commenced in October, 1932, and continued into 1933. Any report dealing... |
316aefdc-da2b-4080-a1e5-27c5de22b65c | Starting in October, we gradually worked through the schools and by the end of the Christmas term we were already well on with the work in five schools, namely: Southfield Road School the County School, Derwentwater, John Perryn and Rothschild School. We chose these schools because they were in the districts where the ... |
9151a086-f132-4fab-a4ed-f07221909741 | While the work was proceeding, we were careful to prevent as far as possible the addition of non-immune entrants and thus lowering the herd immunity in the Infants' Departments. At the beginning of each term a list of non-immunized entrants was sent to the Head Teachers who gave great help in obtaining consents. If the... |
4256b964-0158-4479-92ae-820112c1562b | (4) The work at the various Welfare Centres, where we can usually gather a few more cases. The scheme is working smoothly and fits in quite easily with the ordinary school and welfare work, thanks to the excellent methods of the clerical staff attached to the School Medical Service. The table given below shows the work... |
d602808a-7c15-49e2-b79a-43f30513fffd | Infts. 3 1 164 156 153 Berrymede Jnr. Boys 207 93 96 92 91 Berrymede Jnr. Gls' 203 97 93 89 86 Berrymede Infants' 1 1 127 115 116 Central 11 8 9 8 8 Derwentwater Jnr. |
30f40703-8fa4-40af-bc0a-899e3a413105 | 285 156 165 158 155 Derwentwater Infts' 2 β 200 195 189 80 John Perryn Senior 2 2 3 3 3 John Perryn Junior 171 96 93 91 89 John Perryn Infants' 4 2 208 196 183 Priory Boys' 4 2 2 1 1 Priory Girls' 5 3 4 3 3 Priory Infants' 4 4 168 134 116 Rothschild Junior 151 71 72 65 62 Rothschild Infants' 34 24 105 96 91 Southfield ... |
f84a06aa-e00b-4ecf-8fec-453461c54365 | Boys' 140 64 64 64 61 Southfield Junior 300 234 225 224 214 Southfield Infants' 122 104 144 122 113 Roman Catholic 85 31 79 47 46 Acton County 269 151 138 136 134 Other Schools 30 25 20 18 13 Welfare Children 3 β 407 350 298 Scarlet Fever Patients in Isolation Hospital β β 314 302 275 Total 2308 1308 3177 2907 2723 The... |
bfa3fa36-989e-41ae-833a-c0d9eedabd2e | Infants 26.4% Berrymede Infants 33.4% Berrymede Junior Boys 32.9% Berrymede Junior Girls 32.5% Derwentwater Junior 47.8% Derwentwater Infants 49.6% In all the schools more children were added to our list at each visit and by the Summer term, the percentage at Derwentwater Infants had risen to 69.5 at the John Perryn In... |
f135b2e4-ceeb-4466-af92-fdc55771c91f | The distribution of Diphtheria cases in the various schools is given below and comparing it with the previous table it will be seen that the response to immunization was best, in most instances, in those schools with the largest number of cases, 81 Acton Wells 1 Priory 12 Beaumont Park 29 Rothschild 12 Berrymede 6 Sout... |
8b019e5d-b157-47ac-b60d-e1aa6ca52e40 | There were 277 cases of Scarlet Fever in the school population, this figure being distributed as follows:β Acton Wells 4 Priory 55 Beaumont Park 34 Rothschild 15 Berrymede 47 Southfield 29 Central 12 Roman Catholic 8 Derwentwater 59 John Perryn 14 Total 277 328 Scarlet Fever patients and 665 Contacts were seen at the O... |
e45ea0d9-e250-46e8-85dc-3cebe7c616a7 | Girls. Boys. Girls. Acton Wells 2 β 15 β 5 β 22 β John Perryn 1 β 1 β 1 β 3 β Central 5 β 12 β 1 β 18 β Acton County 2 β 4 . β 2 β 8 Roman Catholic 2 β 2 β 1 β 5 ~~~ Southfield 16 β 12 - 3 β 31 - Beaumont Park β β β 1 β β β 1 Priory 47 β 23 β 9 β 79 Totals 75 - 69 1 22 β 166 1 83 TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN EM... |
c8e64452-8f5b-4fc3-9917-4d4b71ea0eb3 | 12β14 12β13 13β14 12β13 13β14 Acton Wells 9 13 β - 22 John Perryn 3 β β 3 Central 2 6 β - 8 County 1 4 β β 5 Turnham Green R.C. 4 27 β 31 Southfield - 1 β 1 Beaumont Park 20 59 β - 79 Priory - ~ - β β Totals 39 128 β 167 84 TABLE SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF ALL CHILDREN EMPLOYED DURING THE PERIOD 1st JANUARY; 1933 to 3... |
1e3edd9c-980d-4d08-a77f-b74b955f1546 | Registered Occupations:β (a) Carrying or Delivering goods or parcels 4 3 12 5 29 2 73 5 133 - - (b) Delivering Newspapers 25 3 21 9 30 4 52 6 150 1 1 (c) Delivering Milk 9 2 6 6 4 1 20 6 54 - β 2. |
19d65576-bba1-4e70-a579-f66056deaeee | Employed in other Areas:β (a) Carrying or delivering goods or parcels - - - - - - - - - - - (b) Delivering Newspapers - - - - - - - - - - β (c) Delivering Milk - - - β - - β - β - - Totals 38 8 39 20 63 7 145 17 337 1 1 Corresponding Figures for 1932 25 11 51 20 71 6 121 19 324 1 1 85 REPORT ON SWIMMING INSTRUCTION IN ... |
92586e45-7943-4428-915c-61758de56512 | All the instruction was given by the teaching staff of the schools concerned. The incidence of promotion in the schools necessitated some slight re-adjustment of the time-table in the period between the re-opening of the schools at the end of August and the end of the season on the 30th September. As in previous years,... |
33388472-cbf9-4a2a-a4d3-09883da188b8 | There are in the schools at the present time 1126 scholars (626 boys and 500 girls) who can swim (as against 962 at the end of last season) and 522 boys and 326 girls in the schools learned to swim during the 1933 season (as against 500 in 1932). The following is a statistical return relating to the season's work:β , Y... |
09055363-109b-4c7b-a873-c25e09474b2e | 1st Class 240 153 393 95 96 191 2nd Class 301 206 507 147 123 270 Life Saving Elem. 33 82 115 5 8 13 Advd. 25 63 88 9 9 18 VISITS PAID BY SCHOOL NURSES. The following Table gives the list of home visits paid by the Nurses during the year. The visits have been divided into school distribution. Acton Wells 84 Priory 226 ... |
ff11e59c-b61e-4a80-a848-da90ffb5d830 | By subscriptionβone week 13 boys., ,, β a fortnight 6 girls. 4 boys. 87 By the kindness of the Rotary Club 2 girls and 2 boys in this total were afforded a fortnight's holiday each. Thus 27 children in all enjoyed a holiday at the Hostel at Bexhill during the summer season 1933. In addition, two girls and one boy, all ... |
5165549b-a456-4226-9b2f-726ee5fe88f0 | TABLE I. A.βRoutine Medical Inspections. Number of Inspections in the prescribed Groups:β Entrants 941 Second Age Group 754 Third Ago Group 813 Total 2508 Number of other Routine Inspections β B.βOther Inspections. Number of Special Inspections 2253 N umber of Re-Inspections 1378 Total 3031 98 TABLE II. A.βReturn of De... |
82a6a3e4-d1e3-42cc-9c84-cb9141e08bbd | 46 β Scabies β - 19 β Impetigo 5 - 144 β Other Diseases (Non-Tuberculous) 11 1 43 β Eye: Blepharitis 10 - 119 β Conjunctivitis 2 - 17 β Keratit is β - β β Corneal Opacities β - 3 β Defective Vision (excluding Squint) 127 - 131 1 Squint 7 - 11 β Other Conditions 1 - 38 β Ear: Defective Hearing 2 6 - 1 Otitis Media 9 β 3... |
8c2f5ad3-ef05-4aed-9c69-96457a02691a | 29 42 89 Defect or Disease. Routine Inspections. Special Inspections. No. of Defects. No. of Defects. Requiring Treatment Requiring te be kept under observation, but not requiring Treatment Requiring Treatment. Requiring to be kept under observation, but not requiring Treatment. |
b57c4626-928d-4dfe-9668-011eb78a2b4f | (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Heart and Circulation: Heart Disease: Organic β 1 3 β Functional β 12 β 1 Anaemia β 9 β β Lungs: Bronchitis β 2 β β Other Non-Tuberculous Diseases β 6 β β Tuberculosis: Pulmonary: Definite β β 1 β Suspected β β β β Non-Pulmonary: Glands β β β β Bones and Joints β β 2 β Skin β β β β Other Forms β β β... |
6dc3d23e-33e0-4608-868b-5f596c84fc0f | Number of Individual Children found at Routine Medical Inspection to Require Treatment (excluding Uncleanliness and Dental Diseases). Group Number of Children Percentage of Children found to require Treatment Inspected Found to require Treatment. (1) (2) (3) (4) Prescribed Groups:β Entrants 941 39 4.1% Second Age Group... |
86fc27cc-3984-4caa-9089-87a0899e012b | At Public Elementary Schools. At other Institutions. At no School or Institution. Total. - 2 2 1 - 5 91 DEAF CHILDREN. At Certified Schools for the Deaf. At Public Elementary Schools. At other Institutions. At no School or Institution. Total. 4 β β β 4 PARTIALLY DEAF CHILDREN. At Certified Schools for the Deaf. At Cert... |
0e366819-73c4-4607-aa45-bd257f2a10b4 | At no School or Institution. Total. β β β 3 3 92 PHYSICALLY DEFECTIVE CHILDREN. A. TUBERCULOUS CHILDREN. 1.βCHILDREN SUFFERING FROM PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS, (Including pleura and intra thoracic glands At Certified Special Schools. At Public Elementary Schools. At other Institutions. At no School or Institution. Total. β... |
5f67bcca-b239-4a30-b1a9-39de630a9d96 | Total. β β - β β 93 C. CRIPPLED CHILDREN. (ie) (Other than those diagnosed as tuberculous and in need of treatment for that disease) who are suffering from a degree of crippling sufficiently severe to interfere materially with a child's normal mode of life. At At Certified Public Special Elementary Schools. Schools. At... |
e28d1b67-6822-4737-bd5b-1f3548158fe6 | Number of Defects treated, or under treatment during the year. Under the Authority's Otherwise Total. (1) (2) (3) (4) Skin: Ringworm-Scalp 9(9) 3 12 Ringworm-Body 40 Scabies Impetigo 144 144 Other skin disease 43 415 Minor Eye Defects: (External and other, but excluding eases falling in Group II.) 128 128 Minor Ear Def... |
5cb187d6-f7bd-42d9-a62e-cc5966b6bfd7 | Under the Authority's Scheme Submitted to refraction by private practitioner or at hospital, apart from the Authority's Scheme Otherwise Total. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Errors of Refraction (including Squint) 422 9 β 431 Other Defect or Disease of the Eyes (excluding those recorded in Group I.) 7 - - 7 Total 429 9 β 438 Tot... |
89172c38-9f38-4030-8585-a9840b4f7f65 | Under the Authority's Scheme, in Clinic or Hospital By Private Practitioner or Hospital, apart from the Authority's Scheme Total Received other forms of Treatment Total number treated (11 (2) (3) (4) (5) 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 24 3 20 - 4 24 3 24 - - 51 (1)βTonsils only. (2)βAdenoids only. (3)βTonsils and ... |
3d611253-d962-4a4c-8c2c-4c5697c96fca | Residential Treatment without Education. NonResidential Treatment at an Orthopaedic Clinic. (i) (ii) (iii) (i) (ii) (iii) No. of Children Treated. 1 1 - β β - 2 96 Group V.βDental Defects. (1) Number of Children who were :β (Π°) Inspected by the Dentist: Aged: ' 5β 598 6β 671 7β 650 8β 699 Routine Age Groups < 9β 724 10... |
c90f1c53-ed20-421f-acb2-964773bb9a5a | 48 Treatment 418 Total 466 (3) Attendances made by children for treatment 4020 (4) Fillings:β Permanent teeth . 1960 Temporary teeth 76 Total 2036 (5) Extractions :β Permanent teeth 721 Temporary teeth 3993 Total 4714 (6) Administrations of general anaesthetics for extractions 2099 (7) Other operations :β Permanent tee... |
0648fe15-6fba-4afd-98fd-b0330d669e82 | 5 Number of cases in which legal proceedings were taken :β (a) Under the Education Act, 1921 β β (h) Under School Attendance Byelaws β STATEMENT OF THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN NOTIFIED DURING THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1933, BY THE LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY TO THE LOCAL MENTAL DEFICIENCY AUTHORITY. Total number of childr... |
4530abce-2f08-4de4-bab5-6a59479772a9 | Feeble-minded children notified on leaving a Special School on or before attaining the age of 16 β β 3. Feeble-minded children notified under Article 3, i.e., " special circumstancescases __ β β 4. Children who in addition to being mentally defective were blind or deaf β β Grand Total 2 3 We are, Your obedient Servants... |
d9220b78-8209-4df3-87da-5bfc67953826 | ACT 37 Borough of Acton. ANNUAL REPORT of the Medical Officer of Health together with the Report on the Medical Inspection of Schools FOR THE YEAR 1934. annual report OF THE Medical Officer of Health FOR THE YEAR 1934. Public Health Department, Municipal Offices, Acton, W.3. To fix Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of th... |
e23e9321-9859-4711-abe8-d7ea8909fe5d | The net result has been an increase in the area from 2305 acres to 2,317 acres, and a loss of rateable value of between Β£3,000and Β£4,000. Rateable Value.βThe rateable value of the borough on 1st Apnl, 1934, was Β£763,441, and the sum represented by a penny rate Β£2,969 (year ended 31st March, 1934). The number of inhabit... |
9875c181-94bd-4141-9e2c-4719dc255316 | 943 483 460 Legitimate 32 10 22 Rate per 1,000 birthS β34 Illegitimate β β β 32 10 22 Deaths 727 Death-rate per 1,000 inhabitantsβ 10.46 Deaths from Puerperal causes (Headings 29 and 30 of the Registrar General's short list). Deaths Rate per 1,000 birth No. 29 Puerperal Sepsis 2 5.3 No. 30. Other Puerperal causes 3 Dea... |
5e47553b-8729-4883-b98a-b306af254036 | The statistics of births, deaths and notifiable diseases for the calendar year in respect of Acton are composite figures combing the records for the first portion of the year prior to the date of change 5 with those for the altered area for the remaining portion of the year. the normal mid 1934 estimate of population f... |
1d8e3968-9864-4d7d-a4a0-7fd4bef20146 | The number of parliamentary electors in Acton has been as fellows 1931 47,865 1932 48,126 1933 48,245 1934 48,228 The number of houses erected in the last 4 years were:β 1930-31 449 1931-32 257 1932-33 188 1933-34 146 SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE DISTRICT. There has been no material change in the social conditions of the d... |
65aa667b-5456-4794-a2f9-b2213652eaa3 | There are no laund Resin the north-west part of the district in which most of the fectories are situated, and probably this is due to the peculiar conations which obtain in the laundries. There are factories scattered throughout the district, but most of them are situated in the north-west ward. These factories are con... |
07e06cc3-ba4d-4de1-826e-b6e498f4dfb1 | These are housed at the fire station and are avail able at all hours. Last year the ambulance was called out to 440 street accidents, and on 520 occasions to private cases. Fees amounting to Β£111 2s. 6d., were paid for the use of the ambulance for private cases. There has been no development or marked changes in the se... |
072fa27f-3b18-449f-b7dc-cf4051dd2fa4 | The Education Committee has an agreement with the Hospital for payment for the removal of tonsils and adenoids and the patient.are kept in the Hospital for at least 1 night. 8,265 out-patients were treated during the year, an increase of 870 and the out-patient attendances were 33,373, an increase of 2,551 as compared ... |
0ae45182-781d-42cd-8e61-b92a2392e550 | The Tuberculosis scheme is administered by the Middlesex County Council which has sanatoria at Clare Hall and Harefield. Child Welfare Consultation Centres. (a)β47, Avenue RoadβEvery Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at 2 p.m. (b)βNoel RoadβEvery Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. (c)βEast ActonβEvery Monday... |
150ab497-2be2-40e9-b557-847d96668c07 | Mondays at 2 p.m., 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in month at 6 p.m. Treatment Centres for Venereal Diseases.βVarious Hospitals in London. (The two latter are provided by the Middlesex County Council). PROFESSIONAL NURSING IN THE HOME. General.βThere are two district nurses employed by the Acton Hospital, who visit the homes of ... |
bed6cc60-e5d6-4e8c-8c03-6e6df5f6774a | Adopted Infectious Diseases (Notification) Act, 1889 β 1889 Public Health (Amendment) Act, 18901890 Infectious Diseases Prevention Act, 1890 1899 Notification of Births Act, 1907 1907 Public Health Act, 1907 (Clause 50) 1921 Public Health Act, 1925 (Parts 2, 3, 4 and 5) 1926 The Acton Improvement Act, 1904 New Streets ... |
380c0c85-ac7c-4ece-8103-401ab76dc6bf | For several years I have written extensively upon the housing conditions in the district, but as these conditions have not in any way materially altered during the last twelve months, I do not think it necessary to review the position this year. In October the Council decided to appoint a temporary sanitary inspector w... |
a03eab0e-a065-4001-86e3-8bab28ba10a4 | All houses with one or two exceptions abut on to 40-ft. roads and have ample air space in the rear. The majority of the houses are of two storeys built either in pairs or terrraces and none can be considered ancient. What houses there were of great age have all been demolished except one, and this has now been represen... |
9ff7f35a-deb5-4f35-bec4-e771c0d2a1ab | On occasion, however, the difficulty cannot be so easily overcome, as in the case of a man and wife with a large young family. Very often the husband cannot afford the rent of the necessary number of rooms to house the family decently, nor could he afford to do so, is it simple to find accommodation as private landlord... |
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