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Report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary circumstances of the Axbridge Rural District, Somerset / by Dr. Reginald Farrar.
Farrar, Reginald, 1861-1921.Date: 1910
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Dr F. St. George Mivart's report to the Local Government Board on the general sanitary circumstances and administration of the Shaftesbury Rural District and of the Borough of Shaftesbury.
Mivart, F. St. George.Date: 1912
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Statistics of the incidence of notifiable infectious diseases in each sanitary district in England and Wales, and preliminary statement as to small-pox abroad during the year 1913 (third year) / Arthur Newsholme, medical officer.
Newsholme, Arthur, Sir, 1857-1943.Date: 1914
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Reports and papers on malaria contracted in England in 1917.
Date: 1918
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Dr. W.W.E. Fletcher's report to the Local Government Board upon the sanitary circumstances and administration of the Borough of Brackley and of the Brackley Rural District.
Fletcher, Wilfred W. E.Date: 1910
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Dr S. Monckton Copeman's report on an outbreak of enteric fever in the borough of Harwich and its neighbourhood, 1912-13.
Copeman, S. Monckton (Sydney Monckton), 1862-Date: 1913
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Statistics of the incidence of notifiable infectious diseases in each sanitary district in England and Wales during the year 1916 (sixth year) / [Arthur Newsholme].
Newsholme, Arthur, Sir, 1857-1943.Date: 1917
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Reports on cerebro-spinal fever.
Date: 1916
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Dr. Reginald Farrar's report to the Local Government Board on the lodging of workmen employed in the construction of public works.
Farrar, Reginald, 1861-1921.Date: 1909
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Dr. J.R. Hutchinson's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary circumstances and administration of the Urban District of Oakengates (Shropshire).
Hutchinson, J. R. (James Randal)Date: 1912
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Report to the Local Government Board upon the available data in regard to the value of boiled milk as a food for infants and young animals / by Janet E. Lane-Claypon.
Lane-Claypon, Janet E.Date: 1912
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Memorandum on the share of "colonies" (institutions for training and for employment) in the treatment of tuberculosis / by J.E. Chapman.
Chapman, J. E. (John Ellis)Date: 1918
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Dr. M.B. Arnold's report to the Local Government Board on the prevalence of diphtheria in the Borough of Dorchester, 1913.
Arnold, Miles B.Date: [1914]
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Report on an enquiry into rat plague in East Anglia, during the period July-October 1911 / by Drs A. Eastwood and F. Griffith ; [and] Appendix containing report upon the postmortem examination of rats at Ipswich / by Drs G.H. Macalister and R. St John Brooks.
Eastwood, A. (Arthur)Date: 1912
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Dr. Thresh's report report to the Local Government Board on the extensive prevalence of typhoid fever in Southend, Essex / John C. Thresh.
Thresh, John C. (John Clough), 1850-1932.Date: [1890?]
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Further reports on cerebro-spinal fever.
Date: 1917
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Dr. W.W.E. Fletcher's report to the Local Government Board upon the sanitary circumstances and administration of the Newport Pagnell Rural District.
Fletcher, Wilfred W. E.Date: 1912
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Report on an inquiry into cases of anthrax (malignant pustule or external anthrax) suspected to be due to the use of infected shaving-brushes / by Francis J.H. Coutts.
Coutts, Francis J. H. (Francis James Henderson)Date: 1917
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Statistics of the incidence of notifiable infectious diseases in each sanitary district in England and Wales during the year 1918 (eighth year) / George Newman.
Newman, George.Date: 1919
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Reports to the Local Government Board : I. On the bleaching of flour and the addition of so-called "Improvers" to flour / by Dr. J.M. Hamill. II. - On the chemical changes produced in flour by bleaching: by Dr. G.W. Monier-Williams.
Hamill, J. M.Date: 1911
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Dr. R.J. Reece's report to the Local Government Board on the appointment of the Medical Officer of Health and on the sanitary circumstances and administration of the borough of Gravesend.
Reece, Richard J. (Richard James)Date: 1909
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Dr. R.W. Johnstoneʹs report to the Local Government Board on the progress and diffusion of I. Plague, II. Cholera, III. Yellow fever, throughout the world during the year 1913.
Johnstone, R. W.Date: 1915
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Report to the Local Government Board by Dr. G.W. Monier-Williams on the freezing point of milk considered in relation to the detection of added water.
Monier-Williams, G. W. (Gordon Wickham), 1881-Date: 1914
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Dr. Carnwath's report to the Local Government Board upon an outbreak of enteric fever at Oakenshaw in the Urban District of Willington.
Carnwath, Tom.Date: 1912
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Reports and papers on epidemic poliomyelitis.
Date: 1912

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Report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary circumstances of the Axbridge Rural District, Somerset / by Dr. Reginald Farrar.

Dr F. St. George Mivart's report to the Local Government Board on the general sanitary circumstances and administration of the Shaftesbury Rural District and of the Borough of Shaftesbury.

Statistics of the incidence of notifiable infectious diseases in each sanitary district in England and Wales, and preliminary statement as to small-pox abroad during the year 1913 (third year) / Arthur Newsholme, medical officer.

Reports and papers on malaria contracted in England in 1917.

Dr. W.W.E. Fletcher's report to the Local Government Board upon the sanitary circumstances and administration of the Borough of Brackley and of the Brackley Rural District.

Dr S. Monckton Copeman's report on an outbreak of enteric fever in the borough of Harwich and its neighbourhood, 1912-13.

Statistics of the incidence of notifiable infectious diseases in each sanitary district in England and Wales during the year 1916 (sixth year) / [Arthur Newsholme].

Reports on cerebro-spinal fever.

Dr. Reginald Farrar's report to the Local Government Board on the lodging of workmen employed in the construction of public works.

Dr. J.R. Hutchinson's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary circumstances and administration of the Urban District of Oakengates (Shropshire).

Report to the Local Government Board upon the available data in regard to the value of boiled milk as a food for infants and young animals / by Janet E. Lane-Claypon.

Memorandum on the share of "colonies" (institutions for training and for employment) in the treatment of tuberculosis / by J.E. Chapman.

Dr. M.B. Arnold's report to the Local Government Board on the prevalence of diphtheria in the Borough of Dorchester, 1913.

Report on an enquiry into rat plague in East Anglia, during the period July-October 1911 / by Drs A. Eastwood and F. Griffith ; [and] Appendix containing report upon the postmortem examination of rats at Ipswich / by Drs G.H. Macalister and R. St John Brooks.

Dr. Thresh's report report to the Local Government Board on the extensive prevalence of typhoid fever in Southend, Essex / John C. Thresh.

Further reports on cerebro-spinal fever.

Dr. W.W.E. Fletcher's report to the Local Government Board upon the sanitary circumstances and administration of the Newport Pagnell Rural District.

Report on an inquiry into cases of anthrax (malignant pustule or external anthrax) suspected to be due to the use of infected shaving-brushes / by Francis J.H. Coutts.

Statistics of the incidence of notifiable infectious diseases in each sanitary district in England and Wales during the year 1918 (eighth year) / George Newman.

Reports to the Local Government Board : I. On the bleaching of flour and the addition of so-called "Improvers" to flour / by Dr. J.M. Hamill. II. - On the chemical changes produced in flour by bleaching: by Dr. G.W. Monier-Williams.

Dr. R.J. Reece's report to the Local Government Board on the appointment of the Medical Officer of Health and on the sanitary circumstances and administration of the borough of Gravesend.

Dr. R.W. Johnstoneʹs report to the Local Government Board on the progress and diffusion of I. Plague, II. Cholera, III. Yellow fever, throughout the world during the year 1913.

Report to the Local Government Board by Dr. G.W. Monier-Williams on the freezing point of milk considered in relation to the detection of added water.

Dr. Carnwath's report to the Local Government Board upon an outbreak of enteric fever at Oakenshaw in the Urban District of Willington.

Reports and papers on epidemic poliomyelitis.