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9e242b78-580c-4e80-9fa0-555a6a8d66c8 | Then there is the contamination in retailing, and lastly in the consumer's house—open milk jugs exposed to all kinds of contamination, flies, etc.—so that dirty milk is not all the cowkeeper's fault, but has to be apportioned between the producer, the retailer, and the consumer. To my mind the only method of any value ... |
abdfd11b-fe93-4a1c-a65a-d20dcee62235 | 409 Fair do. do. 360 Fair do. do. 8 850 Fair Good 1 Clean DAIRIES IN THE DISTRICT. Number in Register Position and condition of Premises where Milk is stored. Are the Vessels containing the Milk covered ? What are the methods adop'ed for cleaning churns and cans ? 6 Dairy, specially fitted Covered with muslin Copper fo... |
349baadc-25c0-4346-bb04-fc5895133c60 | 29 Dairy at rear, paved and ventilated Special metal cover in shop Do. 31 Dairy at rear of shop Ordinary churns Special apparatus for boiling water and washing cans 32 Shed in yard paved and ventilated. Muslin cover Boiling water from copper 48 Special premises at rear of shop Shop pail, metal cover Special apparatus a... |
da4b7e0e-eecc-4036-bd7f-5a784406c6b1 | Muslin cover Bread 19 Enamelled jug Muslin cover General 35 Enamelled pan Do. 36 Do. Do. 37 Do. Do. Do. 38 Do. Do. Do. 41 Do. Do. Do. 44 Enamelled pail Metal cover Grocery 45 Do. do. General 46 Do. Muslin cover Grocery 49 Enamelled pan Metal cover Dairy produce Grocery do. 14 Bakehouses. There are 19 bakehouses now reg... |
fa6a3aa7-9a58-4251-bdcc-c0539f890ef0 | There are no underground bakehouses in the district for which certificates of suitability have been given. There were several in occupation on January 1st, 1904, and as the requirements of the Council were not carried out they were all closed. Slaughter Houses. Two registered slaughter houses now remain, and one of the... |
59642a25-6620-4f6d-8911-0ed2dbc8c619 | Owing to the coolness and amount of rainfall during the summer the water courses intersecting the marshes have not been complained of. Chief Industries of District. 1. Beckton Gas Works.—This includes all kinds of labour, skilled and unskilled, coal porters, general labourers, stokers, engineers, etc. 2. Chemical Manur... |
0223977a-1462-4e55-87e8-a05de7ac4f0b | General Inspection of District. A house to house inspection has been made during the year as the work in the department will allow. A summary of the work done in the sanitary department and nuisances detected will be found by reference to the Sanitary Inspector's report. I append a list as usual of those courts and all... |
5c85bdb4-447c-41a2-8cee-5acb59302d17 | Back Reform Place The main drain which receives the drainage from these houses, and also from Reform Place, North Street, has been relaid and ventilated. The house connections have been partially attended to. Back Lane The drains of Nos. 1 to 22 need re-laying Bifron's Square The drains belonging to this property have ... |
942215a7-0443-4e30-b3c6-b0181f9a2fe9 | per week inclusive. This property has again become most insanitary. Orchard Avenue The houses have been put in good repair and are now all occupied. Morgan's Yard The sewer has been relaid and ventilated And the court paved. Houses require cleaning. Morgan's Quay The main sewer has been relaid and ventilated, and the r... |
5dbbdd4b-52ec-436e-bc7a-7a34a2af62ab | Albert Terrace The sewers belonging to these properties need ventilating and re-construcing. It would probably prove a great advantage if the backs ways to these properlies were abolished. Collier Row 19 Name of Property. Sanitary Improvements required. Collier Place The drains belonging to this property have been re-c... |
45222298-e5db-4869-be39-49a6079b2941 | In fairly good order. Bridge Street, London Road Lands repaved, curbed, and channelled. Roofs attended to. Houses now in fair condition. The road is now being made up afresh. Over-the-Gates This property have been thoroughly inspected, and any defect fouud remedied, except in a few instances. Holly Square Fair conditio... |
55799a18-2de4-4658-bd37-fba70a0b961c | private drain) 4-6, need relaying 14-16, need relaying 52-60, need relaying Broadway— 29-31, need ventilating, etc. 10-12, need ventilating and relaying 41-43, need relaying and ventilating 45, needs relaying. (? private drain) 33, needs ventilating, etc. Heath Street— 5, needs relaying 1-3, need relaying. Axe Street— ... |
42adf69e-15ee-4e59-b2d2-dda7ce69ad18 | The Council's men visit every house in the distriot once a week. This means about 800 calls per diem. The responsibility for tho proper carrying out of this item is in the hands of the Public Health Department. The only complaints of noncollection which have been received have been due to unavoidable delay through holi... |
e64558e9-09a8-4001-b42b-4122065620d0 | 22 The emptying of cesspools has been greatly facilitated by the purchase of an exhauster, by which means the work is done in much less time and at about half the cost, and as there is no smell the work may be carried on in the daytime without contravening police regulations. The question of the extension of the public... |
0f5c6687-bd23-45db-804f-602a06feb918 | per weak, inclusive, for the smaller The houses belonging to the Council let well, and just about pay for themselves. It is thought that the extension of the District trains to Barking will create more demand for these houses, though even at the present time there are only 218 houses empty in the town, or just 4 per ce... |
7b836c8f-c2c0-40b3-a495-67305d57a314 | Including Inspections made by Sanitary Inspectors or Inspectors oe Nuisances. Number of Written Inspections. Notices. Workshops (including Workshop Laundries) 104 10 Workplaces 22 126 10 2.—DEFECTS FOUND. Number of Dafects. Found. Remedied. Nuisances under the Public Health Acts- Want of cleanliness 10 10 W ant of vent... |
7d97a861-7895-4f3f-90ca-8fa1220a4650 | 6 3 10 11 14 9 17 Sacks — — 1 8 — — 8 Paper Bags and Boxes — — 1 1 1 — 1 Brush Making 2 1 — — 1 — 2 Total 8 4 12 20 16 9 28 25 4.—REGISTERED WORKSHOPS. Workshops on the Register at the end of 1907— Workshops 48 Workplaces 11 Bakehouses 18 77 5.—OTHER MATTERS. Matters notified to H.M. Inspector of Factories— Action take... |
a09e74c2-617d-419c-8774-956be588f096 | North Street 25 8 33 Gascoigne Road 17 8 25 Westbury 17 6 23 Church of England 12 4 16 Roman Catholic 3 3 6 Creeksmouth 1 — 1 Castle 3 — 3 78 29 107 26 The percentage of scholars attacked with Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria respectively to the number of scholars attending school is as follows— School. Scarlet Fever. Diph... |
7a7dfbef-de4c-45b2-aaeb-797f3f0d9cdd | Total North Street 1.6 .5 1.5 Gascoigne Road 1.05 .4 1.45 Westbury 1.1 .4 1.5 Church of England 1.07 .3 1.37 Roman Catholic .8 .8 1.6 Creeksmouth 1.1 .0 1.1 Castle 2.0 .0 2.0 The total number of children attending the Public Elementary Schools of the Council was on January 30th, 1908, 6,338; which gives a total percent... |
3b72a0ae-e70a-4236-9917-5ce41284a614 | On several occasions on the occurrence of cases of Scarlet Fever in one class I have examined the whole, but during this year have not discovered any undetected case. A large number of dirty and verminous children have been visited and cleansed, and rendered fit to attend school. I regret very much to add that in my op... |
be78664e-d0b9-4637-9495-c0b647707382 | During the year there has not been any epidemic of either Measles or Whooping Cough, nor has it been found necessary to close any school or class for the occurrence of infectious disease. Infantile Mortality, 1907. Early in the year the position of Barking Town in relation to this question was discussed by the Council,... |
7e89bf3a-f307-4b72-aedd-2fb549c5e04e | This appointment was made on 9th April, and the lady commenced her duties on the 27th of May. I am of opinion that her services have been of the greatest possible value to the district, and especially in the poorest 28 localities. Mothers of all classes accorded her a hearty welcome, except a very few who refused her a... |
7b8f0e0c-ea09-41ad-b0fa-ec954b5bedf7 | On October 23rd I was allowed by the Council to obtain the services of a Probationer Health Visitor to assist in the work of visiting and re-visiting, to which latter I attach very great importance, as it is only by frequent observation and encouragement that one can hope in the poorest districts to get much success. (... |
4ca3775e-e689-4462-904d-cadc498f33af | The children were weighed regularly every fortnight, and in most instances increased in weight, and developed very satisfactorily. See following table — 29 Age of Child. Date and Weight at commencement. and Weight when discontinued. 4 months 26th June, 11lbs. 8oz. 2nd Dec., 161bs. 8oz. 9 „ 22nd Aug., 141bs. 19th Nov., ... |
86f0289f-fd79-4392-8790-ab849f7c582b | 6 weeks 30th Dec., 7lbs. 12oz. 2nd Dec., l0lbs. 8oz. 10 months 9th Oct., 10lbs. 12oz. 2nd Dec., 13lbs. 3oz. 3 „ 16th Sept., 11lbs. 5th Dec., 151bs. 10oz. 2 „ 14th Oct., 91bs. 14oz. 9th Dec., 11lbs. 8oz. 10 weeks 21st Oct, 7lbs. 10oz. 9th Dec., 91bs. 14oz. 6 „ 23rd Oct., 91bs. 4oz. 18th Nov., l0lbs. 12oz. 1 month 23rd O... |
7aadef8e-03af-4dde-9a59-2f9d7fca5273 | 25th Nov., 91bs. 6oz. 3 „ 28th Sept., 9lbs. 8oz. 30th Dec , l0lbs 6oz. 2 „ 24th Aug., 8lbs. 14oz. 3Cth Nov., 11lbs. 2oz. In connection with food supply, one of the most satisfactory discoveries has been the number of breast-fed infants. We found that out of 415 enquires, 336 were breast-fed, 53 partially breastfed and ... |
22a6c988-5ad6-46e1-849a-8b19eacf1b51 | I consider these figures very good indeed, and I am confident if I can assure proper food for the hand-feds and partially hand-feds, and by visiting and instructing the mothers so that the milk for the breast-feds is kept up to the standard necessary for the nourishment and development of the infant (and this is not al... |
70761ceb-c714-49e7-952c-971d529487b1 | The question of infantile mortality is admittedly a very complex one, and it will probably necessitate years of patient i nvestigation and labour to permanently reduce it in a population such as we have to deal with at Barking. The following are the principal causes of infantile death during 1906-07:— 1907. 1906. Diarr... |
43bee0ce-64dd-4e5f-9ded-ce354f0d7d06 | This low rate I believe to be almost entirely due to the cool summer which brought with it a low mortality from epidemic diarrhoea. The number of deaths from this disease in 1906 being 56, and for 1907, 15. 31 The infantile mortality rate for the first six months of 1907 was 117, and for the second six months 108, thus... |
ade70c26-9b12-4f13-8ec5-969ada065bc6 | Therefore, apart from diarrhœl diseases, the infantile mortality rate in Barking is too high. Infectious disease is responsible for a variable number depending to a large extent upon whether there has been or has not been an epidemic of Measles or Whooping Cough during the year. Tuberculous diseases caused 8 deaths in ... |
b0bfb43f-b35a-4b29-9064-969836a2946b | Probably if the premature births were properly looked after and properly fed most would live, and the same 32 remark applies to those certified as dying from atrophy, debility, and marasmus. It is on these lines that our efforts will be directed during the coming year, giving special attention to those infants apparent... |
3cefa870-9116-4f44-90c7-a3623ce920c3 | As regards ante-natal causes of infantile deaths, I do not think I can do better than quote the words of Dr. J. W. Ballantyne at the Infantile Mortality Congress last year in a most able paper on the subject. He says "most of the causes of infantile deaths are post-natal in operation; but ante-natal causes are not a ne... |
333da5b9-d5b1-492b-af9c-cbd43ee88179 | The selection and equipment of the ambulance was left in the hands of a sub-committee, and during the month of July the ambulance was delivered and started work. In my opinion it has been of the greatest possible benefit in the town. Cases of accident and acute disease have been removed to hospital without injury, and ... |
e960f82a-ccc6-4641-893f-9fc5ddf68adb | If the patient remains at home the necessary instructions are given and disinfectants supplied. A postcard is left at the house to be filled up by the doctor attending when the case is ready for disinfection. Notices are sent from the Public Health Department to the schools at which the patient was attending, or those ... |
4168041b-f540-4007-9874-006d4dd5369e | Scarlet Fever 18 25 53 31 127 Diphtheria 2 17 15 17 51 Enteric Fever 4 18 4 2 28 Erysipelas 6 3 6 6 21 Membranous Croup — — 2 2 4 Puerperal Fever — 1 1 1 3 Totals 30 64 81 59 234 36 Table shewing ages at which notified cases of Infectious Disease occurred during the year 1907:— Disease, All ages. Under 1. 1 to 5. 5 to ... |
70644533-235f-4cb0-8f3b-76203ccb1703 | Scarlet Fever 127 — 32 79 11 5 — Diphtheria 51 1 24 20 4 2 — Enteric Fever 28 — 3 13 3 9 — Erysipelas 21 — — — 5 13 3 Membranous Croup 4 — 4 — — — — Puerperal Fever 3 — — — — 3 — Totals 234 1 63 112 23 32 3 Table shewing where the notified cases of Infectious Disease occurring in the year 1907 were treated:— Scarlet Fe... |
773b2c53-6aee-4e55-85fd-848370747c73 | „ — — 2 — — — 2 Eastern „ 2 — 1 — — — 3 Home 17 9 6 21 2 3 58 Totals 127 51 28 21 4 3 234 The total number of notified cases during 1907 was 234, as compared with 242 in 1906. This gives zymotic case rate of 7.9 which is the lowest for which I have any record. The zymotic death rate was 1.2 which is the lowest since 37... |
a294ff16-64cb-44bb-9a8a-e7db69faae22 | of Cases. No. treated in Hospital. Percentage treated in Hospital, Deaths. Death Rate per 1,000 of population. 1900 67 51 76 1 .04 1901 134 92 68 3 .13 1902 96 82 85 0 .00 1903 73 57 81 1 .00 1904 94 71 75 3 .1 1905 98 77 78.5 0 0.00 1906 136 110 80 4 0.14 1907 127 110 86.6 1 0.03 The number of cases was slightly less ... |
06f6ab88-7fde-4e86-aeac-e6e3e41ea46b | Four cases out of the total were return cases. 38 Diphtheria. The Diphtheria cases occurring in the district again shewed a decrease as compared with the preceding year, in tact it was the lowest number recorded in any year since 1899. The number of deaths was 6, or a death rate of 11.7 per cent., or of .2 per 1,000 pe... |
3aae8aa6-4a06-482f-9fd4-a181aaf47368 | I should like again to draw the attention of the Council to the following resolution passed by the London County Council with regard to the prevention of Diphtheria in Schools:— "That the Education Committee be authorised to refuse during the presence of Diphtheria in any district re-admission to school of children exc... |
75ea1972-6d1d-4ce5-8f71-002c6c787ad2 | 1907 37 6 42 82.3 11.7 .2 1906 69 9 56 81 13 .31 1905 116 14 91 78.4 12.0 .5 1904 145 9 113 77 6.2 .33 1903 194 19 149 76.8 9.7 0.76 1902 75 6 20 28.0 8.0 0.25 1901 80 3 41 61.2 3.7 0.13 1900 75 5 33 44.4 6.5 0.23 Enteric Fever. The number of notified eases during the year was 28 with 3 deaths. This is a larger number ... |
35fa466d-dced-440c-ad95-487d535f03f7 | The number in the latter part of the year was greatly increased by a small outbreak in and around Morley Road. Seven cases were found in one house, and apart from this the amount of infection was about the same as the year before, I found it exceedingly difficult to assign a cause. The milk and water supplies were care... |
4ce35a6d-7e96-4989-9d19-227695ee20bb | In that particular group of houses in which most of the cases occurred the drains were thoroughly tested with the smoke test, and also opened up and examined, but no serious defect was found, except that the ventilation was, in my opinion, insufficient. The cases ceased as quickly as they came and all recovered. I appe... |
62892636-2961-4a6d-84d3-29387fb486ec | Margaret's Road 1 „ Somerby Road 1 „ Total of cases 28 41 19 cases occurred in the South Ward. 4 cases occurred in the North Ward. 4 cases occurred in the East Ward. 1 case occurred in the West Ward. I add the usual list for comparison with former years:— Year. No. of Cases. Treated in Hospital. Percentage treated in H... |
bbaec43a-5c4b-416c-a310-d3720ed65602 | 1907 28 3 22 78 10 .10 1906 11 1 8 73 9 .03 1905 14 0 9 64.2 0 .00 1904 18 5 12 65 27 .18 1903 16 4 7 43.7 25.0 .16 1902 42 6 30 71 14.2 .. 1901 68 3 35 51 4.4 .. 1900 50 7 38 76 14.0 .. 1899 52 3 33 63.4 5.7 .. 1898 31 2 23 74.1 6.2 .. Phthisis. The number of deaths registered from this disease during the year 1907 wa... |
7d9fa031-b428-41db-b232-239b48c4c204 | In 1906 the rate was .6 per thousand or a little less than half. This year was the first in which the voluntary notifications of phthisis was adopted in the district and it is very curious that in that year the number of cases should go up to double the normal or very nearly so. I have no facts at present available to ... |
65d3b525-7dd0-4cf7-9df7-171c40bb2f58 | The treatment of the disease among the poor from which most of our cases are drawn is admittedly most unsatisfactory. In a fair number I succeeded after a very great deal of difficulty in getting in-patients letters for them for one or other of the consumptiv e hospitals. I found that in all cases there was benefit and... |
69395434-0e95-4af2-a26b-b047bb7fa37c | This disease has been singularly absent during the year. No Schools or Classes have been closed. The death rate per 1,000 persons living works out at .13. Whooping Cough. There were a large number of cases of this disease in the earlier months of the year, though only eight deaths were recorded. This gives a death rate... |
cb78fdf3-e9f1-48cf-9758-9d241f8f51b1 | 1907 786 868 1906 768 873 1905 761 900 1904 769 896 1903 907 856 Rainfall in 1907. Observer: Mr. T. Booton. January .80 inches February .86 „ March .93 „ April 3.07 „ May 2.31 „ June 1.45 „ July 1.79 „ August 1.60 „ September .78 „ October 2.85 „ November 2.03 „ December 2.64 „ Total rainfall 21.11 inches. The rainfall... |
0c360e59-7aa8-4874-a295-07f0b5be6faf | New Nursing Home and administration block at Hospital. 3. Suitable means of sewage disposal at the Hospital. Vital Statistics. THE DEATH RATE. The nett death rate for the year is 10.8 of the estimated population (June 1907). This is the lowest rate for which I have any record. The average nett rate for the past 10 year... |
b080882b-decb-4d77-9e1a-475bbb4512ee | The deaths divided according to the different age periods are as follows:— Under 1 year 98 143 One year and under 5 year 46 68 Total under 5 years 144 211 Five years and under 15 years 14 14 Fifteen and under 25 years 11 15 Twenty-five years and under 65 years 108 70 Sixty-five year3 and upwards 43 50 Total 320 360 In ... |
eed843c1-b335-43d9-a5f4-3fc87202de36 | The only other noticeable features I think in regard to the numbers in the particular age periods are the larger number of deaths from Phthisis in 1907, viz., 22 iu the age period 25 to 65, as against 13 in the same age period in 1906, and Heart Disease which gives 7 in 1903, and 15 in 1907. The Birth Rate. The number ... |
0585d107-1508-4496-b3cb-ca6634e21b05 | 1900 36.4 1901 36.7 1902 34.7 1903 34.2 1904 33.8 1905 32.1 1906 30 1907 29.4 ZYMOTIC DEATH RATE Per 1,000 persons living 1.2 1906 3.22 1905 2.7 1904 3.66 1903 2.24 1902 2.55 ZYMOTIC CASE RATE Per thousand persons living 7.9 1906 8.19 1905 9.2 1904 10.7 1903 13.6 1902 14.5 Marriages. Number 144. Rate per 1,000 persons ... |
aa139ece-6129-4dd7-9ce9-b96bc2c27fe0 | :— Membranous Croup 2 Enteric Fever 15 Diphtheria 52 Scarlet Fever 107 Outside Cases 14 Cases remaining in the Hospital on January, 1907 29 Total 219 The total number of deaths out of this was 7, which give a nett death rate if 31 of the total cases admitted, or a rate of 3.6 excluding the cases remaining in at the beg... |
74522a57-5710-4c96-9b9e-8eac0d911965 | Cases of marked paralysis seem to have disappeared, I have not observed one during the year, nor have I seen one case of collapse in the second week, a condition which 15 years ago was very common. Cases of the Laryngeal variety have been very common, and I am glad to say most successful in result. Scarlet Fever.—These... |
6aa762a7-6a43-419b-8b0d-0163b7e99be0 | The results, however, shew a record which leaves little to be desired. The Staff consists of:— Matron Staff Nurse Three Assistant Nurses Three Probationers Three Ward Maids Cook Laundry Maid (with Assistant) Caretaker The cost for the year ending December 31st, 1906, was £1,436 inclusive of everything, or at the rate o... |
e5e03ea1-3e3d-4b3c-b206-a65fe36aebe9 | The subject of Infantile Mortality has been well to the fore, and with the appointment of a Health Visitor and instructions to mothers as to proper food for the infant, not forgetting the attempt to supply the very poorest with that food, I think we ought in time to see some good result. The Notification of Births Act,... |
cc5ba991-805a-4ef1-a71f-0686da9f2f26 | Total Deaths Registered in District. the Total Deaths in Public Institutions in the District. Deathn of Nonresidents registered in Public Institutions in the District Deaths of Residents registered in Public Institutions beyond the ;. District. Nett Deaths at all Ages belonging to the District. Number. Rate.* Under 1 y... |
af71ad8d-1b13-40f8-8e12-f569d9f6c0f8 | 5 2 - - - - 1900 21,500 783 36.4 159 203 384 17.8 8 - - 399 18.5 1901 21,730 799 36.7 150 198 347 15.9 6 - 36 383 17.6 1902 23,500 817 34.7 110 134 299 12.6 7 - 38 336 14.2 1903 25,000 856 34.2 97 113 322 12.8 18 - 35 357 14.2 1904 26,500 896 33.8 129 143 3)6 13.0 11 - 29 385 14.5 1905 28,000 900 32.1 128 142 337 12.0 ... |
bc6e2a95-4ae8-4e43-8689-ca0ef350eba8 | 5 1906 28,500 873 30.6 143 162 322 11.2 7 - 38 360 12.7 Averages for years 1897-1906 23,473 821 35.3 132 162 343 15.0 8 - — — — 1907 29,500 868 29.4 98 112 271 9.1 7 - 49 320 10.8 * Rates in Columns 4, 8, and 13 calculated per 1,000 of estimated population. Ar a of District in acres . Total population at all ages 21,54... |
6cadddfa-b215-4426-94b1-e7cd50ee7d5e | At all Ages. Under 1. 1 to 5. 5 to 15. 15 to 25. 25 to 65. 65 and upwards No. of Cases removed to Hospital Diphtheria (including Membranous Croup) 55 1 28 20 4 2 — 44 Erysipelas 21 — — — 5 13 3 — Scarlet Fever 127 — 32 79 11 5 — 110 Enteric Fever 28 — 3 13 3 9 — 22 Puerperal Fever 3 — — — — 3 — — Phthisis (voluntary) 4... |
ac470c60-e1cf-4fa1-ac21-d412f31ae108 | Death at the subjoined ages of " Residents " whether occurring in on beyond the District. Total deaths whether of Residents or Non ''Residents" in Public Institutions in the District. Causes of death All ages Under 1 year 1 and under 5 5 and under 15 15 and under 25 25 and under 65 65 and upwards Measles 4 1 3 .. .. ..... |
5d3b1ab6-db21-4238-bac5-7b90f9fe85b3 | .. .. .. 1 .. .. Other septic diseases 1 . . .. .. .. 1 .. .. Phthisis (Pulmonary .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Tuberculosis 39 3 4 8 6 22 l .. Other tubercular .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. diseases 14 5 1 4 .. 4 .. 1 Cancer, malignant diseases 8 .. .. .. .. 7 l .. Bronchitis 18 5 1 .. .. 6 6 .. Pneumonia 30 9 14 .. 1 5 1 .. Othe... |
5eea6195-ce33-4ac7-acc2-df4e67728aae | .. . . 2 15 4 .. Accidents 7 2 1 .. .. 3 .. .. Suicides 2 .. .. . . .. .. 2 .. All other causes 115 48 7 4 1 37 28 1 All causes 320 98 46 14 11 108 43 7 INFANTILE MORTALITY DURING THE YEAR 1907. Deaths from stated Causes in Weeks and Months under One Year of Age. Cause of Death under 1 Week 1-2 Wcelcs 2-3 Weeks 3-4 Wee... |
971441c4-219a-4540-9313-076e817c752c | All Causes—Certified 22 9 4 2 37 14 9 3 8 1 7 3 9 3 4 98 Common Infectious Diseases— Measles — - — — — — — — - 1 — — — — — 1 Whooping Cough — — — — — — 2 1 — — 1 — — — — — 4 Diarrheal -Diarrhoea, allfora - - - - - - 2 1 2 - 2 1 1 — — 2 11 Wasting Diseases—Premature Birth 15 2 2 — 19 — — — — - - — — - — — 19 Congential ... |
5c365236-c03f-4cdb-98d9-085645619a00 | 1 — 18 Tuberculous Diseases— Tuberculous Meningitis - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - 1 1 2 Tuberculous Peritonitis :Tabes Mesenterica - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - — — 1 Other Tuberculous Diseases — — — — — 1 2 — — - — 1 1 — — — 5 Other Causes— Syphilis - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 Convulsions 2 1 — 1 4 1 — — — - — — 2 — ... |
efea00ad-9725-4567-a5c4-3f7929ea253a | overlying 1 — — — 1 1 — — — - — — — — — — 2 Other causes 1 1 — 1 3 — — — — - 2 — ■ 1 — — — 6 22 9 4 2 37 14 9 3 8 1 7 3 9 — 3 4 98 Births in the year, legitimate 850, illegitimate 18. Deaths in the year of legitimate infanta, 97 illegitimate infants 1. Population, estimated to middle of 1907, 29,500. Deaths from all Ca... |
e71ce688-8e40-4c31-9e4e-d7a7e9607728 | Gentlemen, I have the honour to present to you my Annual Report dealing with the sanitary work carried out during the year 1907. Inspections. The number of Inspections made during the year was 2,009, these include house to house inspections, houses in which Infectious Disease occurred, houses which have been the subjec... |
a152a6ee-7004-42a3-9851-bf00cf10516a | The following streets, roads, etc., have been inspected under systematic house to house inspection:— Hardwicke Street Axe Street (part) Bifron Street Ripple Road (part) Shaftesbury Road Back Lane (part) Fisher Street (part) Cooke Street (part) Church Road Kings Road (part) Tanner Square Hart Street (part) North Street ... |
9f4d79d6-15c5-4073-82eb-872893b27da2 | The number of complaints received aud entered in the register were as follows:— 57 Choked drains 58 Drains defective 5 No water to W.C's 13 Premises dirty 6 Roofs and guttering defective 4 Cesspools overflowing 9 Animals improperly kept 4 Gipsies 2 Accumulation of refuse and manure 6 Non-removal of dust 6 Dirty yards 2... |
1cfb32e3-a2c7-4624-aabc-7985d7b53a17 | The main drain at the rear of premises was found, in 78 cases, to be choked; these were reported to the Surveyor's Department and immediately cleared by the Council's workmen. 58 Common Lodging Houses. The following are the registered houses in the district:— Situation of Premises. No. of Rooms. No. of Lodgers. 8 to 12... |
c03495f3-0d89-4373-b849-b52574771c96 | The sanitary arrangements and surroundings were carefully inspected and enquiries made in each case as to the probable source of infection, to the milk and water supply, schools attended, etc., and all particulars entered in the Infectious Disease Register. After the removal of a patient to Hospital the bedding, etc, i... |
05be8cee-708e-4e1e-a081-349b4ee08b87 | Inquests were held on 30 of the bodies and the remaining 3 were admitted on sanitary grounds. Post mortem examinations were made in 14 cases. Petroleum. Five Licences have been renewed, aud the premises inspected to ascertain if the provisions of the Petroleum Act are carried out. Sale of Food and Drugs Act. The number... |
80ae90f9-4064-40f1-b241-aa3f2ae2f129 | Inspector of Factories respecting cleansing of premises, these were immediately complied with. One notice referred to an overcrowded workshop, and on inspection no evidence was found that the premises were overcrowded. Gipsies. We have again bad trouble with these people, but with the assistance of the police, in order... |
c62039a8-55fb-4ba7-9908-903cd6376a6f | The four Slaughter Houses (including the Knacker's, Yard) in the district have been visited at intervals, the premises kept in good and clean condition, and the bye-laws complied with. Disinfectants. For the convenience of the inhabitants, disinfectants are given out daily between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m., and during... |
f407b88e-aba6-4a74-b032-3c8b49a67ead | Total Inspections 2009 House to House 474 Complaints 118 Infectious Disease 234 Miscellaneous 1183 Re inspections of all kinds 2890 Preliminary notices served 732 Statutory notices served 92 Drains, main choked 78 „ „ tested 108 „ branch defective 83 „ „ choked 136 Water closet, defective flushing apparatus 316 „ „ con... |
8e7f3f39-080d-4153-b5b4-5cbfcec79f74 | 12 "Walls stripped after Infectious Disease 56 "Walls and ceilings defective and dirty 237 Eaves guttering and downspouts choked and defective 151 Yard» not paved and defective 186 63 Roofs defective 83 Floors defective 55 Ventilation pipes and soil pipes defective 11 Drinking water improperly stored and cisterns foul ... |
7eeb6498-3c9e-4507-9d37-72356aa5acf5 | BARK 67 Urban District of Barking Town. THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Medical Officer of Health AND SANITARY INSPECTOR For the Year 1908. BARKING. Wilson & Whitworth Ltd., Printers, 5, Linton Road. BARK 67 PART I. GENERAL SUMMARY OF HEALTH STATISTICS. 1908 1907. Average for Ten years 1898—1907. The Birth Rate 30.8 29.4 34.1... |
05a85675-8254-4ec6-a097-d0943ccb15b4 | 5 THE Annual Report of the MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH FOR THE URBAN DISTRICT OF BARKING TOWN, For the Year Ended December 31st, 1908. To the Chairman and Members of the Barking Town Urban District Council. Gentlemen, The population of the Urban District of Barking Town, estimated up to the middle of 1908, was 30,000 per... |
53b8daad-bc66-4b2a-95e7-01702ef46690 | 1900 398 783 385 1901 383 799 416 1902 336 817 481 1903 357 856 499 1904 385 896 511 1905 397 900 503 1906 360 873 513 1907 320 868 548 1908 376 924 548 It seems to me that since 1900 the steady increase in the natural increase of the population is worthy of remark. In 1900 the nett gain was 385, in 1906 513, and in 19... |
05462b5c-56c4-4d51-9862-dee60a1d3ce8 | A mere trace of deposit of sand and vegetable debris. Colour : Greenish yellow tint. Odour: None. 7 Results in Determinations. Grains. per Gallon Parts. per 100,000 Total Solid Matter dried at 180° C 33.6 48.0 Chlorine 2.8 4.0 Equivalent to Chlorides (60 % Cl.) 4.7 6.7 Nitric Nitrogen 0.23 0.33 Equivalent to Nitrates (... |
d686dda4-dfc1-41ab-a03f-31c537266595 | ; Total 65 9.8 Lead, Copper, Zinc, Iron Absent Free Ammonia 0.0006 0.0008 Organic Ammonia 0.0022 0.0032 Oxygen absorbed at 98° in 3 hours 0.0238 0.0340 The water is evidently derived from a deep source as it resembles the waters from deep Essex wells. It is of great organic purity, and there is nothing to indicate any ... |
508c0c51-94a3-4b1f-bd3d-043fbaa08f33 | 8 The bacteriological examination of the above waters shows the absence of the Bacillus Coli and the Bacillus Enteritidis. A special search was also made for the Bacillus Typhosus, but in neither sample was its presence detected. The number of organisms in the sample No.1 is very excessive, otherwise both samples are o... |
292df445-e020-4499-8750-afb2ade2a975 | i., 16,000 in 3 days, liquified 4th day; No. ii., 510 Smallest quantity of water in which growth occurred, with production of acid and gas in bile-salt glucose broth. (1, 5, 10, or 20cc); No. i., acid in 1 cc, gas in 1 cc; No. ii., Acid in 5 cc, gas in 5 cc. Nature of organisms found in this growth : No Bacillus Coli, ... |
44f3a03e-f4ca-4518-b635-c8d5d979e39b | Many domestic supplies have been altered during the year from a cistern, to a direct, constant supply. I again urge that the Council should not allow houses to be erected without this provision. In 1900 there were 198 houses in the Town not connected with the main water supply— at the present time there are only . 6 re... |
a89bb229-fea5-43dd-995a-a6d25f74f092 | Magazine Cottage, Ripple Marsh „ Davey's Tar Works (Cottage) „ 10 Bacteriological Analyses were made of Water from several shallow wells but no specific germ was discovered. Food Supply. Several parcels of fish and fruit have been condemned by me, but as they were not exposed for sale or intended for the food of man no... |
d9db9306-effc-4971-aa06-ee123f3c6ac8 | The condition of the cowsheds has improved, but we have not at present any power in this district to enforce adequate examination of cows as to their fitness, or otherwise, to be milk suppliers. The resolutions passed at the recent Conference of Health Authorities would meet this difficulty, and have my cordial approva... |
4f49bed0-d8b6-49a9-bc27-7abe5059c30f | The rail-borne milk is subjected also to storage in hot ill-ventilated vans, and is often allowed to stand on a dusty station platform in the sun, and is thoroughly well shaken up several times during the journey from the producer to the consumer. No real reform in our milk supply will be effected until this " go as yo... |
0d92a151-4bee-45fe-8356-05c3092ff180 | I estimate that only about one quarter of the milk supplied in the town is produced therein, so that although we may exercise the most careful supervision over the milk produced in the district this supervision is rendered almost useless by the rail-borne milk imported from elsewhere. I am quite sure the control of our... |
b3b9fda7-d5db-424a-9844-2b66c7a40a9a | That instead of the present system of Registration of Cowkeepers, a system of annual licenses should be substituted, renewable only if the premises are kept in sanitary condition—as in the case of slaughterhouses—and as provided in the Liverpool Improvement Act, 1867, and the Public Health (London) Act, 1891. 3. That t... |
7b1ac4f2-d574-4b7a-8bae-8f61512e7c96 | Amount of cubic space allotted to each cow. Condition as to light when doors are closed Ventilation, whether adequate or not. General cleanliness of shed and cows. 1 495 Good Improved Improved 360 Fair do. do. 410 Fair do. do. 360 Fair do. do 3 850 Fair Good Very Clean 600 Good do do. 84 1000 Good Good Very Clean DAIRI... |
4cc8e5e2-5315-40b5-a324-ac56fb26ba2d | 15 Dairy at rear of shop Ordinary churns Special apparatus for boiling water and washing cans 17 Shop Muslin cover Cleaned at No. 31. 22 Do. Metal cover Boiling water from copper 26 Shed in yard paved and ventilated. Muslin cover Do. 26 Do. do. Do. Do. 27 Do. do. Kept in churn 29 Dairy at rear of shop Shop pail, metal ... |
da2ed414-e49f-4b03-99c1-7ffc4efb6617 | 6 Enamelled pan Metal cover Grocery 7 Jug Muslin cover General 8 Enamelled pan Do. Do. 9 Do. Do. Do. 10 Milk jug Do. Do. 12 Enamelled pan Do. Grocery 13 Do. Do. General 14 Do. Do. Grocery 16 Do. Do. Bread 18 Enamelled jug Do. General 19 Do. Do. Do. 20 Enamelled pan Do. Do. 21 Do. Do. Do. 23 Do. Do. Grocery 24 Do. Do. G... |
9773425d-a837-4ccc-9562-ac8650afc09a | These regulations relate to:— a. Overcrowding (amount of cubic space per head required.) b. Ventilation. c. Light (in several instances the amount of light is not satisfactory.) d. Communication with bedroom. e. Communication with w.o., ashpit, or privy. t. Cleanliness and whitewashing. g. Drain openings. h. Water supp... |
cd989b83-efe4-40b8-960d-3e60e1c505dd | Knacker's Yard, Creeksmouth.—I have received complaints as to smells arising from these premises. Other and absolutely up-to-date premises close at hard are in course of erection, when the nuisances complained of will cease as all the work hitherto carried on in the premises complained of will be transferred to the new... |
3c409b4f-ec80-42fc-8d75-ee9ed68b301e | Scavenging. This is carried out by the Council's men. Their operations have lately been extended, by arrangement with the owners, to localities which have not yet been taken over by the Local Authority. There are still several courts which should be attended to. General Inspection of District. A house to house inspecti... |
8147318e-4fb6-4301-98b0-628331fa5fdd | Red Lion Place Has been re-drained. Requires paving in front of houses. Houses empty, owner promises to pave when let Alma Place Has been re-drained. The surface of the court should be drained and repaired where necessary. It has been suggested to cut up the surface of the court with gardens for the houses. Back Reform... |
a609bc8b-2941-423f-a40e-d5bdaedcfb5a | The houses themselves have been modernised in appearance, and thoroughly renovated inside, and are let at a rental of 4s. 6d. per week inclusive. 20 Name of Property. Sanitary Improvements required. Linsdell's Court The surface of the court has been made up under the 150th section of the Public Health Act, 1875, and th... |
cc13e3fb-ef4c-4c4f-97a0-59cf35b687e4 | The houses have been modernised, thoroughly cleansed and renovated. The back yards have been concreted and divided off in Factory Road. In Emily Cottages the back yards have been concreted but not divided. Park Terrace New water service has been laid on. Property in good order. Albert Terrace Collier Row The sewers bel... |
0f8d26dc-c189-4c05-9c05-d718b2168b2d | Parson's Row accommodation, and flushing cisterns Padnell Place provided. The yards are now partially Suffolk Place I paved. They need scavenging badly. New water service laid on for Suffolk place. Arthur Cottages, This property is now in the possession of East Street the Railway Company. In fairly good order. Bridge S... |
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