[Report 1904] / Medical Officer of Health, Glasgow.

  • Glasgow (Scotland)
Date:
1904
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Credit: [Report 1904] / Medical Officer of Health, Glasgow. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page Dai hies. Cowsheds, and Milkshops Order, 1899, - - - - - 106 Udder and other Diseases affecting Milk, - - - - - - -106 Hospitals and Reception-houses, --------- 106 Removals by Public Conveyance of Persons Dead of Infectious Disease, - 107 Interments in Closed Burying-grounds, ------- 107 Fresh-Air Fortnight, 107 Uninhabitable Houses, ----- 108 Proceedings under Glasgow Police (Amendment) Act, 1890, Section 32, - 108 House Accommodation of the Labouring Classes, and Proceedings under the Housing of the Working Classes Act, ----- 109 Representations during 190J), - - - - - - - - -110 Displacements from Tenements represented in 1903, - - - - - 115 Do. do. do. 190 If., - - - - - 117 Farmed out Houses—Number of Houses and Inmates, - - - - - 120 Houses Let in Lodgings—Number of Houses and Inmates, - - - 120 Port Local Authority, - - 123 Summary of Work at the Boardings Station, - - - - - - 123 Infectious Diseases on hoard Ships, - - - - - - - - 125 Trachoma in Alien Immigrants, - - - - - - - - 126 Offensive Trades, - -- -- -- -- -- -132 Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, - - - - - - - - 133 Workshops on Register, - - - - - - - - - -134 Workshops and Home-workers' Premises—Inspections, Defects found, Ac., - 135 Workshops and Restaurants Measured and Registered during 190Jf, - - 137 Underground Bakehouses, - - - - - - - - - - 140 Comparison of Air in Altered and in Unaltered Premises, - - - 141 Ventilation; Cost of Alterations, - - - - - - - - 142 Appendix Tables, - -- -- -- -- -- -145 TABLES IN TEXT. A. —Comparative Statement of Rainfall and Mean Temperature. 1903-04, 9 B. —Abstract of Meteorological Observations, - - - - - 10 C. —Inhabited Houses, and Estimated Population for each Ward, - - 12 I.—Acreage, Inhabited Houses, Estimated Population, and Persons per Acre in each Ward; also Population and Persons per Acre at the Census of 1901, --------- 14 II.—Births and Birth-rates in each Ward, - - - - - - 17 III. —Death-rates under eight principal causes, for 1903 and 1904, - - 19 IV. —Deaths and Death-rates in each Ward, - - - - - - 21 IVa.—Comparison of Death-rates from different diseases in certain Wards, 22 V.—Deaths from different Diseases at several Age-periods, 24 VI.—Deaths and Death-rates under One year in each Ward, 26 VIa.—Causes of Infantile Mortality in Blythswood Ward, 27 VIb.—Male Infant Deaths, classified under ten principal groups of causes, 28 Vic.—Female Infant Deaths, classified under ten principal groups of causes, 29 VII.—Case-rates for certain Zymotics, and for All Cases in each Ward, - 46 VIII.—Principal Zymotic Diseases—Deaths and Death-rates in each Ward, - 49 IX.—Smallpox—Cases and Case-rates, and Deaths and Death-rates, in each Ward, ------ 51