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f466efc0-60bf-410e-8846-db18dd79b711 | It is true that very few mothers north of the Great Western Railway attend our present clinic, but that is probably due to the comparative inaccessibility of the clinic. This also may account for comparatively small number from that area who have availed themselves of the domiciliary midwifery scheme. It is, of course,... |
7fef3e0b-1826-4a44-8823-d57355e916f2 | North of the Uxbridge Road, 47 mothers availed themselves of the domimidwifery service and 160 south of the Uxbridge Road, ojhilst-157 out of 330 confined in Central Middlesex County Hospital came from the district north of the Uxbridge Road. One other important fact has to be taken into consideration :apart from mater... |
db48a871-b854-4365-a0b0-945f2eb4fbb5 | In 1938, 207 births were notified by Queen Charlo He's Hospital midwives under the domiciliary midwifery scheme, 330 births occurred in the Central Middlesex County Hospital, 11 in the West Middlesex County Hospital and 75 in Queen Charlo He's Hospital. In addition, the maternity hospitals and the maternity departments... |
6b81375c-81c4-4657-a336-96aa0b5138e4 | The numbers confined in outside nursing homes are not available, but in local nursing homes the number was When the Council discontinued its own consulting ante-natal clinic it was decided to arrange for the private cases to attend the. Gynaecology clinic at the Acton Hospital under Dr. Bell. The numbers referred by do... |
1c740313-984e-47d9-8538-49525e9687e0 | Storm water is filtered and emptied into the Thames. Public Cleansing. The house refuse is collected by the Council and burnt in the Destructor. Last year 20,961 tons of refuse were collected and butal- 19 Sanitary Inspection of the Area, The following table includes the tabular statement furnished by the Sanitary Insp... |
22b930f5-e2f5-4b17-b702-3fb01b07f05f | Total number of dwelling-houses inspected for housing defects (under Public Health or Housing Acts) 2524 (1) Dealt with by service of Informal Notice 1291 (2) Dealt with by service of Statutory Notice under Section 17, Housing Act, 1930 88 (3) Dealt with by service of Statutory Notice under Public Health Acts 45 Premis... |
a5e8524e-a0dd-408c-bf97-8d0a4c19e0bc | Bakehouses 35 Slaughterhouses 2 Public House Urinals 37 Common Lodging Houses 1 Batches' Shops 39 Fish Shops 33 Premises where food is manufactured or prepared 68 Dries 17 Cowsheds Nil Piggeries Nil Rag and Bone Dealers 7 Was Nil Schools (12 Elementary, 1 County, 1 Technical, 7 private) 21 Carvan Grounds 2 Their dresse... |
6949d283-0898-453c-9897-1e925a0227c8 | pan and traps removed and replaced by new 117 Defective W.C. flushing apparatus repaired or new fixed 304 Defective W.C. |
c62f4aa7-7ee6-464e-82f6-656176c15347 | seats repaired or new fixed 264 Defective flush pipe connections repaired 46 Insanitary sinks removed or new fixed 44 Sink waste pipes repaired or trapped 170 Insanitary wall surface over sinks remedied 54 Ventilated food cupboards provided 11 Drinking water cisterns cleansed 109 Defective covers to drinking water cist... |
e228f436-b842-4486-b4ca-3de9848876e5 | apartments provided 8 Accumulations of offensive matter removed 41 Drains unstopped and cleansed 139 Drains tested, exposed for examination, etc 77 Smoke observations taken 338 Smoke nuisances abated on service of notice 89 Miscellaneous nuisances abated 153 Notifications of waste of water sent to Metropolitan Water Bo... |
f584ae8c-4469-4768-b5f9-6a662443c29c | The majority of English coals are of a bituminous type, and there fore smoke producing, but if something could be done in the way of grading, so as to ensure that those coals which produce little smoke in domestic grates and boiler furnaces were burned in towns, much inconvenience, and many of the ill effects burning r... |
c5ac523c-ee85-413e-ae80-917301f55c90 | We are constantly impressing on all ow'ners and managers the advantages financially to themselves and to the amenities of the district, of burning a good grade steam coal of a size suitable for their particular type of boiler, also the employment of a wholetime stoker who would have the time to fire at regular interval... |
671ce023-9a08-48f5-9759-5aa3f139d54f | In some cases, with a view to reducing costs, mechanical Stokers have been fitted to furnaces, but we have found on occasions that their efficiency has been reduced by the use of a very cheap coal, or through their being tended by untrained 22 The nuisance from the emission of grit from chimneys nearly always follows a... |
c416556c-6bc1-495a-90d8-34c7fa3a8f2d | The Council has become a. member of the "Greater London Advisory Council for Smoke Abatement," which was recently formed under the Chairmanship of M. H. Keeling, Esq M.P., M.C. At a meeting held at the Home Office on March 29th last: Mr. M. W. Kinch, the Chief Sanitary Inspector, was elected to serve on the Executive C... |
63d4de7d-55fe-4d2b-9930-db26d59744d8 | Inspection of Dwelling-houses during the Year 1938: โ (1) (a) Total number of dwelling-houses inspected for housing defects (under Public Health or Housing Acts) 2529 (6) Number of inspections made for the purpose 8779 (2) (a) Number of dwelling-houses (included under sub-head (1) above), which were inspected and recor... |
068e0454-597e-4973-92b9-fa047a27471c | Remedy of Defects during the Year without Service of formal Notices: โ Number of defective dwelling-houses rendered fit in consequence of informal action by the Local Authority or their officers 2008 3. Action under Statutory Powers during the Year: โ A.โProceedings under sections 9, 10 and 16 of the Housing Act, 1936:... |
1f8f9a8c-fa63-4aa9-80f9-d43543330071 | โProceedings under sections 11 and 13 of the Housing Act, 1936: โ (1) Number of dwelling-houses in respect of which Demolition Orders were made 2 (2) Number of dwelling-houses demolished in 1938, in pursuance of Demolition Orders Nil D Proceedings under section 12 (1) of the Housing Act, 1936: โ (1) Number of separate ... |
4dff5bdc-e686-4fde-8c38-bc9756ac1dd9 | Survey B, which included the measurement of the 1,352 lettings, was completed in April, 1936, and of these 174 were definitely overcrowded, but' in the meantime 60 of the 316 overcrowded under Survey A had become uncrowded, which left a total of 430 lettings over crowded. When the results of the Survey were considered ... |
faa2a111-bf32-4b7a-aa7b-4225a6e799e1 | On December 22nd, 1936, an order was made for fixings January 1st, 1937, as the appointed day for the purpose of Section 6 of the Act, and the appointed day for the purpose of Sections 3 and 8 was fixed for July 1st, 1937. 25 In order to ascertain the permitted numbers for each working class dwelling and for the furnis... |
c9b241b8-1b77-4587-8eb7-af7944faec85 | Included in the 9.560 lettings measured up to December 31st, 1937, were the 1,868 lettings which had been inspected or measured under Survey B. Owing to a slight omission in the forms which were Supplied for the purpose of Survey A and Survey B the different lettings in the houses could not be distinguished; the floors... |
acb2429c-cc51-497f-b36d-205ba586ae6a | The measurement of the remaining houses was continued in 1938 and concluded by the end of August. Altogether 17,550 lettings were measured. Tables were constructed each week to show the amount of overcrowding, and these show that the number of lettings known to be overcrowded varied from 288 in the week ending February... |
828fef82-d643-4f49-a47a-48af60d226e7 | When the reached the age of one year, they would count as half A_unit, and when those under ten reached the age of ten years, they would count as one unit and not as half a unit. Apart from over owding from these causes, it will be illegal on the part of the landlord to allow a larger number of persons to occupy the ho... |
c9d9f0d6-2488-4531-a314-04260280abaa | Number of tenements overcrowded on completion of Survey B 430 Number of tenements under Survey B uncrowded to August 31st, 1938 276 154 Number of additional tenements found to be overcrowded under the present Survey, but occupied before " The Appointed Day " 132 Number of tenements under latest (1937-8) Survey uncrowde... |
55962282-f8df-4050-9c9d-79e7a8a97929 | In the Annual Report for 1936 figures were given which showed the amount of over crowding at the four Censuses, 1901, 1911, 1921 and 1931. crowding slightly increased in each of the intercensal periods 1901โ1911 and 1911โ1921, but there was a sharp decrease with intercensal period 1921โ1931. |
37c77d07-36f3-4337-afcc-fbc4202e7b68 | The percentages of families over crowded under the Registrar General's standard of more than two persons per room were as follows :โ 1901 6.0 1911 6.3 1921 6.6 1931 4.3 27 The standards used for the surveys under the Housing Act, 1935, were slightly higher than those of the Registrar General, but in spite of this, the ... |
d5e82fe4-09ef-47a7-9a8e-569e60d7f64a | Throughout the kingdom, one of the main causes in the dtcline of overcrowding (apart, of course, from the provision of dwellings has been the consistent and continuous decrease in the average size of families, and since 1911 Acton has had a Similar experience to that of the rest of England and Wales. The average size o... |
1c275a73-9d55-456d-8e75-bfaa3b94b0a3 | Both controlled and decontrolled houses have become ???rowded and in August, 1938, 276 of the overcrowded Iettings had become uncrowded. The cause of the uncrowding had been different in the two kinds of houses. The tenants of controlled house hesitate to forego the advantages of a controlled letting, and would not be ... |
539894c3-5a56-410c-a1a4-75e312155d2c | Transport facilities have so improved that employees of the large factories in the north of the district are not compelled to live within the boundaries of the district in which the factory is situated, though in order to save rail and bus fares, people would prefer to live close to their place of employment. Within re... |
95ea9aeb-a5ab-47e2-a737-63da2d29053f | In this connection the history of Action is fairly typical of most authorities in Greater London, and though the efforts made by the local authority here would not grealty affect the question, taken in conjunction with similar efforts by surrounding authorities, they have been effective in materially reducing overcrowd... |
1ad521b2-27e6-4fbc-b3ab-951d09a7748a | During the War, building operations came practically to a standstill and this led to a shortage and the demand far exceeded the supply of houses. This was particularly true of Acton; a large filling factory had been established by the Government at Park Royal, which gave employment to thousands of munition workers; man... |
9ec4241c-66eb-4641-896f-f29487fcd359 | The Housing Act of 1919 was primarily intended to overcome the shortage of houses left by the War; the shorage 29 was too great to attempt to satisfy it wholly, the cost of production was so high that only the better paid artisans and person of a similar economic status could afford to pay the rents which the local aut... |
1cbaffca-a4c1-4ea3-a063-2ae39760d418 | 172 of the houses consisted of a parlour, living-room, scullery and three bedrooms, and the rents for these varied from 19s. 10d. to 22s. 4d. per week. Twelve of the houses were centrally heated 2nd the rents of these varied from 23s. 2d. to 31s. Id. a week. Central heating has now been discontinued and the charges for... |
44c78c9f-198f-4b40-907e-6f615773fe44 | The criterion was the suitability of the tenant from a landlord's Point of view and not any question of overcrowding or unhealthy condition under which the applicant lived. Nearly ten years elapsed before the Council undertook further building operations. In 1930, 28 flats were erected in ??? Acton: in 1931 eight flats... |
b9700158-9519-4a34-853f-f17d0365c542 | But the costs of production had fallen rapidly; the rate of interest for loans paid by the Council for the houses and flat erected under the Act of 1924 varied from 31/2% to 5% and the other costs of erection were also correspondingly lower. At the time of erection the two-bedroom flats were let at rents ???ing from 10... |
b4be18da-58e5-4242-992a-9ac58308d0e6 | In 1934 the Council erected two houses and 52 flats in Canada Crescent under the Housing Act, 1925. Prices had again fallen and the rate of interest for loans varied from 3% to 31/2 per annum. The result was that the two three-bedroom houses without a subsidy, were let at 14s. lid. and las. 2d. a week the two-bedroom f... |
65f881e5-f61c-4f2e-91b8-6fcc64a10583 | As the Committee is aware, in one an appeal was made by the owner to the County Court against the demolition order made by the Council, and the County Court judge refused to make the order. There are a few houses still left in the district which are showing signs of age and unless extensive structural work is undertake... |
e306d93f-36e5-49e2-b659-675e5e63381b | Although overcrowding was specifically not dealt With in the Housing Acts before that of 1935, a change in the type of tenant had been setting in for some time before that. The houses and flats built under the Housing Acts of 1924 and 1925 were much chcaper than those built under the Act of 1919. and as shown above, co... |
91e8028a-7ed5-49e1-8952-609c2bc789c3 | Although for these reasons the Housing Committee was able to pick and choose and inquiries were made into the habits and circumstances of the applicants for houses and fiats, synpathetic consideration was given to those with large families found it difficult to find suitable accommodation, elsewhere It is well known th... |
e2a6ee5b-6dd5-4aeb-a679-2e174bdaab65 | During the last summer complaints were made that the Council houses were infested, some of them heavily infested, and the Housing Committee decided to institute inquiries into the cause and the extent of the infestation, and to ask the Public Health Ckp-irtment to undertake the disinfestation. Inquiries were made in al... |
b60e0849-46b5-43f2-8f15-d27b71c561aa | In other instances rU.rtnants brought the bed-bugs with them from their'old houses, c^*Cpยป>ssibly their belongings might have been infested in the van โขH'he furniture removers. The problem of disinfestation had to be attacked along ***ยปยซiain channels; not only had we to deal with the disinfestation tv houses and the be... |
4c2dad8d-b0b7-442e-bab6-bda19866748d | For many reasons, the cyanide method cannot be used in the Council houses, and its use was rejected, but it has been adopted for the fumigation of furniture. The Housing Committee decidcd that when a Council house or flat became vacant, where necessary, the building should be treated with heavy naphtha, and in all case... |
76b494bf-4080-4181-989b-aae3114dc531 | Heavy coal-tar naphtha it ft clear almost colourless liquid which, in air, partially vapor The concentration of vapour obtained is dependent on the ture, and certain conditions must be observed in order to obtain sufficient concentration and vaporisation for it to act both 3S contact insecticide and vapour fumigant. Wh... |
80c3e1a6-1030-4614-986e-20aa8ab02cb1 | The rooms are kept sealed for 24 hours; it is (needless to say, of course, that the disinfestors have to wear From the visits we paid to other districts the method Appeared to be very successful; our numbers, so far, are too smal juried out it was entirely successful in the eradication of bugs 3bt tho Disinfestation by... |
e538f9d0-98aa-42d7-a1da-e05e691e792c | We fcc*ted altogether 100 houses, containing 416 rooms, with different i**jfccticides, most of them with two proprietary fluids. Altogether (00 houses (416 rooms) have been treated with these insecticides Aยซvl the houses visited on several occasions afterwards; in 16 (48 rooms) it was necessary to sprav a second time, ... |
82bce66c-a621-46b2-a45f-a88b98a719cb | At the end of the year, inquiries were made, and in most the houses, as far as we could ascertain, the bugs had been Eradicated. We cannot forecast the conditions which may arise the advent of warm weather in the coming spring and sumbut with continued vigilance and the changes in administra**โข decided upon by the Hous... |
6d4f5065-1d7e-4225-99c1-8dd82f36498b | In the first place, had the conditions in the Council houses deteriorated in the last ten years; how did these conditions ??? pare with those which obtain in the parts of the district from which the tenants of the Council had been drawn ? We have no exact figures of the amount of infestatation in the Council houses ten... |
b3172eb6-7e1c-4a42-b91a-c399cda8deef | Even in those streets which have had for years the worst reputation and in which most of the tenements were periodically over crowded, not only is infestation much reduced as compared with ten years ago, but they would compare favourably with the Council houses in the number of rooms which are infested. There is more t... |
e59e7ea7-526e-474c-b16d-1a2d39fddaa4 | The tenants are aware that decoration can ble be carried out at stated intervals and probably imagine that complaints would be useless. Even if inspection was often appeared to them as if it was carried out by agents of the Council. 35 In order to remove some of these difficulties the Housing Committee decided to appoi... |
96e90c4a-afeb-4af0-9151-a6432da8f965 | The four-floor block of flatsโSteyne Houseโwas finished in December and occupied in the first week of 1939; the block cosists of 24 flats, and one wing of eight two-bedroom flats is occupied by tenants transferred from the East Acton Estate. It wii be recollected that in the Annual Report of 1936, it was pointed out th... |
9e80782e-fc4d-447c-ab11-45bd404d910f | On the day of removal the Housing 'fteitor is present at the actual loading and unloading of the fumigating vans so as to avoid friction and complaints, and also Censure that all furniture goes into the van. Close touch has Ween kept with the Town Clerk's Department, which manages the fin tings. In the course of her vi... |
58e149c7-a043-483b-a28b-b6b99b89f9b8 | When necessary, it would be advantageous if the Council would uphold the measures suggested, and not allow any famtfy unreasonably to break the conditions of tenancy, nor allow anvon to disturb others in the peaceful enjoyment of the amenities of life. It is impossible to estimate the difficulties which folow vacillati... |
d5514b16-3272-4995-8bbc-0f952f83960c | There are no cowsheds in the Borough, all the milk ??? produced outside. There are 120 persons or firms retailing milk in the di under the following categories: โ There are 120 persons or firms retailing milk in the under the following categories: โ Dairymen. Purveyors ol ??? No. with rounds not occupying premises in t... |
83853ecc-33f7-4fe0-907e-2a2fcda992b7 | )* 25 *The Express Dairy Co. Ltd. have a pasteurising plant at No. 100 Bollo Lane. ft). Meat Inspection. There is no change of conditions. There are two slaughterHouses in the district; in one of these a whole-time meat inspector W i-ngaged on the duties of inspection. Meat Inspection at T. Wall & Sons' Slaughterhouse ... |
369a3b91-7a78-4100-a6d9-23071ac19b87 | In the intermediary host (the pig) the parasite takes the form of a cyst varying in size from a pinshead to a pea, in the muscles or other tissue of the pig. In the host (man) the tapeworm develops and may grom to a length of ten feet. When each segment is mature, it detaches itself from the rest of the worm, and passe... |
1839bbe1-e803-422f-9398-ebf163f6ef54 | This machine can be set at various speeds, and is very thorough in its opera rion. The other improvement, the installation of an Iwel Anew Depilating Plant, is not yet completed, but when it is, sows and large pigs will be immersed in a solution of resin and cotton ??? at a high temperature, and after a short period wi... |
21019f2e-0035-4997-9c9a-1d150969cd46 | Cattle, excluding Cows Cows Calves Sheep & Lambs Pigs 1. Number killed 13 5 13,264 2,526 40,691 2. Number inspected 13 5 13,264 2,526 40,691 3. All diseases EXCEPT TUBERCULOSISโ Whole carcases condemned โ โ 76 3 1 Carcases of which some part or organ was condemned 6 1 174 730 60 Percentage of the number inspected affec... |
15bfe697-d7c8-4984-8fdd-64851f1e4a64 | TUBERCULOSIS ONLYโ Whole carcases condemned โ 2 22 โ 39 Carcases of which some part or organ was condemned 3 โ 112 โ 1,870 Percentage of the number inspected affected with Tuberculosis 23.0% 40% 1.01% โ 4.7% 4* O NUMBER OF PIGS' CARCASES INSPECTED FROM 1st JANUARY TO 31st DECEMBER, 1938 WITH ANALYSIS OF SURRENDERS ON A... |
1d9b0605-7b28-4a5d-8008-cc0ab63917e3 | Mesenteries, Stomachs and Intestines Pieces of Pork. January 3192 15'2 7 1 โ 2 โ โ 148 803 lbs โ February 3447 118 3 โ 1 โ 91 310 ,, โ March 3292 109 3 โ 1 1 โ 125 393 ,, 1 April 2956 151 5 โ โ 2 โ 107 344 2 May 8084 174 1 โ 2 186 292 ,, โ June 8114 155 4 โ โ 153 287 โ 2 July 3928 1'21 1 . |
ccee57af-307c-4b7e-8b20-fc40cacfcbcd | 1 1 158 317 .. 2 August 8088 105 3 1 1 โ โ 88 191 1 September 8084 198 4 โ 1 88 189 โ 3 October 3774 187 7 2 1 205 322 ,, 1 November 3877 214 3 __ ____ 1 291 357 ,, 2 December 3143 128 โ โ 1 1 โ โ 179 395 โ 1 Total 40593 1710 40 3 3 8 7 1 1819 3700 ,, 16 41 (C) Adulteration. List of samples taken during the year ended ... |
f4ac1402-dfe3-4a38-8e30-144ce2b456b9 | Milk 123 โ Ammoniated Quinine Tablets 2 1 Boracic Acid Ointment 1 โ Brandy 1 โ Butter 2 โ Chocolate Milk 1 โ Cream Pastries 2 โ Gin 3 โ Mercury Ointment 1 โ Minced Beef 8 2 Red Currant Dressing 1 โ Rum 1 โ Sausages 28 7 Vinegar 10 6 Whisky 5 1 189 18 Number of Prosecutions 3 โ Number of Convictions 3 โ SECTION F.โPREVA... |
06c850cb-efec-496f-acf2-9e3578098077 | In previous Annual Reports it has been shown that since WflO Measles has occurred in Acton regularly every two years and, 42 as was anticipated, it made its appearance in the late autumn at1937, and continued into the summer of 1938. From 1918 to1930, the interepidemic period was slightly over 104 weeks, the result tha... |
1f3e7916-02a6-4f5e-80af-bf5937b26ed7 | 1919 โ 1929 โ 1920 9 1930 9 1921 โ 1931 3 1922 5 1932 12 1923 โ 1933 1 1924 16 1934 11 1925 โ 1935 โ 1926 12 1936 10 1927 โ 1937 o 1928 12 1938 5 In 1932 the interepidemic period became slightly less and cases made their appearance in the late autumn of 1931. The same phenomenon occurred in the 193-4 epidemic, but, the... |
2415c3a6-2bd9-4806-9005-5d6fa69b30a9 | It was reported in last year's Report that a limited outbreak occurred in West Acton in the summer of 1937, but no deaths occurred. general epidemic which was due, made its appearance in October 1937, and one death occurred in the last week of November, and one death in the last week of December. The epidemic, like the... |
0d40e9c0-b4ba-4da8-ac38-5cfdee6ac063 | With the exception of the epidemic of 1922 the number of deaths was less than that in any of the other epidemics, but if we take two epidemic periods, although 43 In improvement recently, there were three more deaths than in the two epidemic periods of 1919-1922, as the following figures Show:โ Years. ... ... ... Death... |
c8bd4f96-cfb6-4583-914c-6864c504b14a | Most of the deaths occur in children of pre-school age, Ami it is desirable to avoid infection among them as much as possible. If, therefore, contacts of school age are permitted to attend school, they are less likely to infect their younger brothers And sisters. Reference may again be made to the researches of Or. Sto... |
0b265d56-55b8-499a-b2a6-47418b80ba8f | SCARLET FEVER. One hundred and sixty cases of Scarlet Fever were notified Wsvyeaj, but there was no death from the disease. This is the consecutive year in which no death has occurred from leaflet Fever. This fact alone is sufficient evidence to show that here has in recent years been of a very mild character, but the ... |
a0a1e8e4-ba7c-412f-815e-7b1601a9b2e7 | The throat symptoms were especially severe in these cases, and doubt is sometimes cast upon the diagnosis; that some of these cases may have been due to the virulent type of Diphtheria, similar to that which occurred in the district in 1932 and 1933. We know that in the gravis type of the Diphtheria bacillus death does... |
25ab977c-cd65-409f-aab2-2d56acc3fa4b | Various reasons have been given for the change of type in the disease, such as the influence of isolation, improved methods of treatment, etc. These may have had an influence, but it is very doubtful. We find that in the four consecutive years, 1917โ1920 in Acton not a death occurred from due disease, and in that perio... |
ac1490c8-f6b4-44f6-8746-e51671ce1b86 | The history of the disease in Acton shows that virulent cases occurred fairly the quently up to the War, but since the Great War virulent cases are rare, and a death from uncomplicated Scarlet Fever occurs, unless the victim was originally in unsound health or otherwise debilitated. In the 25 years 1889 to 1913 there w... |
2a347c15-948e-4e3f-8fbb-9e7fce3fc7fc | We are still bound by the idea that Scarlet Fever is a separate entity, the diagnostic criterion being a train of symptoms, which included (ever, sore throat, and more especially a rash. These are the usual reactions of a young person to the invasion of the germ which causes Scarlet Fever. But we now know that in any o... |
d07b1070-27e1-4888-b77a-6d852d06472b | Scarlet Fever is really only one manifestation of a Very large group of allied conditions, which include tonsillitis, colds, erysipelas and other conditions. With these facts in mind it is not difficult to understand why hospital isolation has had apparently no influence in lowering incidence of the disease. Only those... |
a8f03edb-4c59-4025-b3b5-57c4cec355f7 | Unfortunately, a large number of Scarlet Fever cases have to be removed to hospital for social and economic reasons they cannot be isolated or properly treated in their homes, and even if these conditions can be observed the occupation of the other members of the household might make it extremely inconvenient to treat ... |
ac7d9fac-b264-49af-a37d-fb52792af826 | Two children who had been immunised contracted Diphtheria. Both cases were mild. The first had received three doses of Formol Toxoid in 1933, and when Schick tested in 1935 was found to be negative. The second one was one of those unusual cases who are extremely difficult to render immune. He received three doses of Fo... |
ebc78a43-2116-4d77-b528-71d2879e8df9 | Moreover, two doses of Alum Precially tated Toxoid or three doses of Formol Toxoid or Toxoid Floccules are not always sufficient to bring about a negative Schick reaction To overcome these difficulties, Doctors Parish and \Vr inland Doctors Schwartz and Janney consider that, as a routine, measure, a re-test at school e... |
259b2f5a-0bdb-4c3e-a636-8e53521eb7b4 | immunised person. An occasional clinical case of Diphtheria occurred amongst these. No attempt has been made to hide these; the number has been published in every Annual Report. but no fatal case of Diphtheria has occurred in an immuinsed person. 47 The deaths from Diphtheria for the past seven years were as follows:โ ... |
bf4f96ec-9050-4fd8-8102-b17b51f43c2a | It might be assumed that these facts would be a Sufficient inducement for parents to have their children immunised, but we find it extremely difficult to keep up the herd immunity. Last year, the figures for pre-school children were worse than those of 1937, though the number of school children immunised ims higher. In... |
6e26424e-34db-4556-81d7-fce706f0872c | and a second dose of .5 c.c. The process of the manufacture of the Alum Precipitated Toxoid has been so improved that reactions, general or local, are most rare. 48 TUBERCULOSIS. 8*2 cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, and 16 cases of otlยซw forms of Tuberculosis were notified during the year. There were 34 deaths from Pul... |
6f877aff-4841-4dc8-a0da-198fbca6028c | The notification death interval of the 34 patients who died from Pulmonary Tuberculosis in 1938 was: โ Information from Death Returns 5 Died within l jnouih after notification 4 Died between 1 and 3 months after notification 5 ,, 3 and 6,, 5 ,, 6 and 12,, 4 1 and 2 years ,, 3 ,, 2 and 3 ,, 3 Died over 3 years after not... |
1d15b8a6-52fb-4c1f-9a98-03a3d07b30e4 | 0 โ โ โ โ โ โ โ 1 1 โ 2 โ โ โ โ 1 5 1 3 4 1 โ โ โ โ 15 10 12 1 4 5 4 2 1 25 14 13 1 1 8 2 โ โ 35 10 4 โ โ 6 1 โ โ 45 5 1 โ 1 5 1 โ โ 55 2 3 โ โ 1 โ โ โ 65 and upwards 2 โ 1 2 1 โ โ โ Totals 44 38 7 9 26 8 3 3 50 The following is a statement of the particulars appearing in the Register of cases of Tuberculosis on 31st D... |
3a0ace04-c615-49ff-9b3c-fd98e1a92e81 | Total Number of Cases on the Register at the Commencement of the year 189 males 47 males 178 females 32 females 444 Number of Cases notified for the first time during the year 39 males 5 males 30 females 6 females ??? Number of Cases previously removed from the Register which have been restored thereto during the year ... |
11508bf8-6d5b-4971-9056-f479fc6144f7 | 51 BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. For Diphtheria. -fatal Examinations, 2030 Positive. 235 Negative.โจ1795 Sent by Medical Practitioners 8 243 do. (re-examinations) 7 49 from Isolation Hospital 145 986 do. (re-examination) 60 206 Convalescents (1st Swabs) โ 19 Contacts (1st Swab) 7 131 do. (re-examinations) 4 42 do. (2nd ... |
07aa3d14-e28d-499b-9e59-b9fd14183da0 | (d) For Ringworm. Total examinationsโ1 Positive. Negative. 1 (e) For Tubercle. Total examinationsโ123 Positive. 22 Negative. 101 52 BIRTHS. In former reports it has been explained that at the end of the year, the Registrar-General sends the total number of births belonging to Acton which have been registered both insid... |
738c9512-9dd1-4fc9-bbfe-11113bb31112 | The higher number of registered births, as given by the Registrar-General at the end of the year, compared with the number of notifications received by us was due to the fact that all local authorities did not trouble to transfer the "outside births" which occurred in their areas to the authority to which they properly... |
2d39e79f-2ac1-4626-8adb-d40b6448f45b | South-West. 302 188 148 235 The ward distribution of the still births notified was:North-East. North-West. South-East-. South-West. 9 7 6 14 Of the 873 live births notified, 402 occurred inside the district and 471 occurred outside the district. 53 DEATHS. The methods by which inward and outward transfers are arranged ... |
424d150b-402e-4dc1-ba86-e987326151bb | 1926, and the death rate is, with the exception of that of 1923, the lowest on- record for the district. It has been explained in other Reports that the age-distribution of the population of the district is changing, and that the average age of the inhabitants is becoming greater, with the result that the death rate is... |
cd795279-2737-4f39-bfc6-63a65b605f0e | The Mortality rates for England and Wales refer to the whole population, but for London and the towns to civilians only. Rate per 1,000 Total Population Annual Death-rate per 1,000 Population. Rate per 1,000 Live Births All Causes Enteric Fever Small Pox Measles Scarlet Fever Whooping Cough Diphtheria Influenza Diarrho... |
af435285-203c-4ae3-b322-a65af4293049 | 8 57 148 Smaller Towns Estimated Populations, 25,000-50,000 15.4 0.60 11.0 0.00 0.00 0.03 0.01 0.02 0.06 1.1 3.6 51 London 13.4 0.48 11.4 0.00 0.00 0.06 0.01 0.03 0.05 0.06 13.1 57 Acton 12.5 0.6 10.0 0.00 0.00 0.07 0.00 0.02 0.03 0.04 12.4 57 The maternal mortality rates for England and Wales are as follows:โ Puerpera... |
63305570-cdae-4b77-bf49-974970fb59a4 | Per 1,000 Total Births 0.86 2.11 2.97 โ โ โ (Acton) 0 2.2 2.2 55 TABLE 2. VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE WHOLE DISTRICT DURING 1938 AND PREVIOUS YEARS. Year Population estimated to Middle of each Year Births Total Deaths Registered in the District Transferable Deaths Nett Deaths belonging to the District Nett Under 1 year of... |
7148e6d8-0f02-4a10-898e-daa27c9f28f3 | 96 1931 70,560 1018 14.43 456 6.46 35 321 62 61 742 10.52 1932 70,640 970 13.70 486 6.88 29 302 60 62 786 11.11 1933 70,300 886 12.60 492 6.99 31 329 41 46 788 11.20 1934 69,472 943 13.57 454 6.50 24 297 39 41 727 10.46 1935 68,900 868 12.60 417 6.04 41 328 51 60 704 10.20 1936 69,140 881 12.7 431 6.2 42 405 60 68 794 ... |
7c27629c-5c37-4fa1-9f90-39c1e79f79bc | 7 396 5.7 26 378 51 57 748 10.8 1938 68,670 863 12.5 360 5.2 37 359 49 56 682 9.9 56 TABLE 3. AGES AT DEATH, AND WARD DISTRIBUTION OF DEATHS IN 1938. Causes of Death. Ace in Years. Ward Distribution. |
236b12c1-8b4e-4b08-aa76-b9781a542572 | Total Under 1 year 1 and under 2 2 and under 5 5 and under 15 15 and under 25 25 and under 45 45 and under 65 65 and upwards North East North West South East South West Measles 5 โ - 4 1 โ โ โ โ 1 1 2 1 Whooping Cough 1 1 โ - โ - โ - โ 1 โ โ Diphtheria 2 1 - โ 1 โ โ โ 1 1 โ โ Encephalitis Lethargica 1 - - โ โ โ - โ 1 โ... |
9f4eff31-c49f-4b89-9c1c-d6db7216d504 | 1 - 3 โ 1 โ 1 1 2 2 Syphilis 1 - โ - โ โ 1 โ 1 โ - โ Diabetes 9 - โ โ 1 โ 4 4 3 3 2 1 Cancer 107 1 โ - 1 8 30 61 40 28 23 16 Rheumatic Fever 2 - โ 1 โ โ 1 1 1 - โ Cerebral Hรฆmorrhage 59 - - โ โ โ 1 19 39 17 16 18 8 Heart Disease 129 โ 1 1 11 29 87 38 38 31 22 Other circulatory diseases 27 - โ โ - โ - 6 22 9 11 2 5 Bron... |
e7e4a97f-4c21-4667-83e5-7af1df9ad305 | 28 24 10 7 13 Other respiratory diseases 6 โ โ โ - 1 โ 2 3 2 โ โ 4 Peptic Ulcer 12 - - - - - 1 8 3 4 2 2 4 Diarrhลa 2 2 - - - - - - - - 1 โ 1 Appendicitis 3 โ โ โ - - 1 โ 2 1 1 โ 1 Cirrhosis of Liver 4 โ โ โ โ โ 3 1 2 2 โ โ Other diseases of Liver 5 โ โ โ - โ 3 2 1 โ 2 2 Nephritis 20 โ โ โ - 1 2 8 9 5 10 1 4 Other dise... |
1574bc0c-6f49-4895-adea-c190fac47448 | Cong. Debility and Prematurity 31 31 โ โ - - โ โ โ 10 6 7 8 Suicide 5 โ โ โ โ 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 Other deaths from Violence 20 - โ 1 1 2 5 7 4 5 4 8 3 Other defined diseases 69 5 - 2 - 3 17 16 19 17 19 14 22 TOTALS 682 50 3 9 4 23 72 169 352 224 186 136 135 57i TABLE 4. INFANTILE MORTALITY 1938. Disease. Ages. Wards. Total ... |
b93aa29b-d956-4163-b463-d9f2453d0cf0 | Diphtheria 1 - - - - - - - 1 - 1 - - Tubercular Meningitis 1 โ - โ - - โ 1 โ โ - 1 - Menigococcal Meningitis 1 โ - โ - 1 โ โ โ - - - 1 Pneumococcal Meningitis 1 โ โ โ - 1 โ - โ 1 โ - - Pneumonia 7 โ - โ - 2 2 1 2 2 โ 1 4 Oedema of Lungs 1 1 - โ - โ - โ โ - 1 - - Asphyxia 1 1 - โ - โ โ โ โ โ - 1 โ Intracranial Haemorrha... |
165d0f41-9ca5-4044-95e6-8bd4cd4b9f26 | - โ - 1 1 โ - - - 1 1 Congenital Defects 8 1 1 - 1 5 โ โ - 3 1 2 2 Prematurity 11 8 - โ โ 3 โ โ โ 2 2 1 6 Atelectasis 3 2 - 1 - โ โ โ โ 1 1 1 โ Hydrocephalus 2 โ - โ - โ 1 1 โ 1 1 - โ Inhalation of Vomit 1 โ - โ - โ 1 โ โ โ 1 โ โ Acute Sinusitis 1 - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 โ Cystic Hygroma 1 โ - โ - โ 1 โ โ 1 - - โ Erysipe... |
1ad009a2-e739-4e98-8fce-23b27e9e3e78 | 49 18 1 1 1 14 7 4 3 13 11 11 14 58 TABLE 5. CASES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE NOTIFIED DURING THE YEAR 1938. Notifiable Disease. Cases notified in whole District. At AgesโYears. Ward Distribution. At all Ages Under 1 1 to 5 5 to 15 15 to 25 25 to 45 45 to 65 Over 65 North East North West South East South West Scarlet Fever ... |
b5bbd16b-4a49-4ef2-b48b-70d86b44c052 | 1 9 4 9 Puerperal Pyrexia 2 โ โ โ 1 1 - - 1 - - 1 Ophthalmia Neonatorum 4 4 โ โ โ โ โ โ 1 - 4 1 Poliomyelitis 1 โ โ โ 1 โ โ โ โ 1 โ - Cerebro-Spinal Fever . 1 โ 1 โ - - โ โ โ โ - 1 Dysentery 3 1 1 1 โ โ โ โ 1 1 - 1 Tuberculosis (reap.) |
e2de0564-fe1d-4260-b3cb-78626a7cfcdc | 82 โ 2 4 22 41 11 2 32 12 17 21 Tuberculosis (other) 16 - - 5 5 2 1 3 4 2 7 3 TOTALS 355 11 62 127 42 79 23 9 105 63 79 105 59 OPHTHALMIA NEONATORUM. Cases. Vision unimpaired. Vision impaired. Total Blindness. Deaths. Notified. Treated. At home. In hospital. 4 2 2 4 โ โ - 60 TABLE 6. CASES REMOVED TO HOSPITAL. Total No... |
bf2b1f5a-0d11-45ed-aa9a-76b39c1bfbef | Scarlet Fever 135 160 Diphtheria 19 19 Pneumonia 21 42 Puerperal Pyrexia 1 2 Erysipelas 15 23 Ophthalmia Neonatorum 2 4 Cerebro-Spinal Fever 1 1 Dysentery 3 3 Poliomyelitis 1 1 BIRTHS. TABLE 7. Live Births. Male. Female. . Total 440 423 863 Legitimate 422 407 829 Illegitimate 18 16 34 Still Births. Total 21 19 40 Illeg... |
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