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Annual Report of the Proceedings of the Council, Količina 4 London County Council Celotni ogled - 1926 |
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Annual Report of the Proceedings of the Council, Količina 3 London County Council Celotni ogled - 1925 |
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accommodation age-groups amount anæmia Annual Report Assisted Schemes attendance average Becontree Bethnal Green birth-rate Board boys by-laws cent Central Midwives Board centres child chorea classes Committee compared cost County death-rate deaths defective deficiency diagnosis diagram diphtheria discharged dispensary dwellings effect elementary schools encephalitis lethargica England and Wales epidemic erection examined Females figures girls hospitals houses improvement increase infection infectious disease influenza inspections institutions Lewisham life-table London during 1923 Males measles medical officer mental metropolitan borough metropolitan borough councils midwives milk Minister of Health notified number of children occurred open-air school outbreak outfall pandemic patients percentage period persons poliomyelitis population prevalence pumping station regard rehousing rents ringworm scarlet fever school doctor school medical service school nurses sepsis shown shows smallpox suffering taken teachers Thames total number treatment tuberculosis tuberculous typhoid fever visited whooping-cough
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Stran 20 - The fact remains, however, that careful investigations in a number of widely separated fields, not only in the United States, but in other parts of the world as well...
Stran 119 - shall include the power of making regulations ' authorising measures to be taken for the prevention of ' danger arising to public health from the importation, ' preparation, storage, and distribution of articles of food...
Stran 147 - Act, 1915, the additional rates which the Council had to pay in respect of the dwellings were added to the rents payable by the tenants, while, in accordance with the Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions) Act, 1920, the rents were further increased, as from September, 1920, by 30 per cent. of the net rents of 1914. In July, 1921, the Council, as permitted by the last-mentioned Act, increased the rents by an additional 10 per cent., thus making the full increase — namely, 40 per...
Stran 147 - During the year 1,011 tenants were transferred to other tenements on the Council's estates. These transfers are sometimes to a different estate, owing to the tenant having changed his place of work, and sometimes to a larger or smaller tenement owing to an increase or decrease in the tenant's family. Whenever possible tenants living in overcrowded conditions are transferred to larger dwellings, but this is specially difficult at the present time owing to the shortage of accommodation and to the unstable...
Stran 147 - The overcrowding is due in a measure to the increase, with the course of time, of the ages of tenants' children, but mainly, of course, to the continuance of the general shortage of accommodation and the consequent difficulty of obtaining larger tenements. All...
Stran 119 - A person shall not, either by himself or by any servant or agent, except under and in accordance with a licence granted by the Minister of Health, or with his authority under the provisions of an order made by him under this Act :— " (a) Sell or offer or expose for sale any milk as
Stran 88 - Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer of the Board of Education for the Year 1931.
Stran 61 - But it may be said that this standard cannot fairly be applied to determine the excessive mortality of large towns, which can never become so healthy as the country. How healthy towns may become we do not know. It is only proved that the population of parts of many towns experiences a mortality little above the natural standard; and that the prevalent diseases are referable to causes which evidently from their nature admit of removal.
Stran 42 - ... entirely available, there having been but few unpaid bills on hand at the beginning of the year. The work of the ordering department, in charge of Mr. Potter, is summed up in the following table, which gives the figures of the last two years and the averages of three previous five-year periods. In comparing these figures with those of the previous year, it will be noticed that, while the number of new orders received is considerably less (due to the general decrease in the amount of the appropriations),...
Stran 116 - Under section 5 of the Act of 1902, as amended by section 2 of the Act of 1918, any adverse balance in the accounts of the Central Midwives Board is apportioned between the Councils of the several counties and county boroughs in proportion to population at the last census, and the Council's proportion for the year 1932 was £441 18s.