[Report 1910] / Medical Officer of Health, East Stow R.D.C.

  • East Stow (England). Rural District Council.
Date:
1910
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Credit: [Report 1910] / Medical Officer of Health, East Stow R.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    COMBS (1212; 2786). There were 30 Births, compared with 23 last year. There were 7 Deaths, compared with 13 last year. One case of Scarlet Fever notified. In 6 instances notices were served on owners. In 1 instance privy vault was defective. In 3 instances privy vaults were too near the house. In 2 other instances there was defective drainage. In all these cases the nuisance was abated. CEEETING ST. PETER (231 ; 1312). There was 1 Birth, compared with 9 last year. There were 5 Deaths, compared with 3 last year. One was of an infant under 1 year. No cases of Infectious Diseases notified. In 1 instance notice was served on owner owing to defective privy vault. The nuisance was abated. FINBOROUGII MAGNA & PARYA (445; 367). There were 10 Births, compared with 8 last year. One was illegitimate. There were 2 Deaths, compared with 5 last year. One was 75, the other 82. One case of Erysipelas was notified, and 1 case of Diphtheria. One house was in a filthy condition, this was remedied after the usual notice was served. GIPPING (39; 1104). There was 1 Birth as compared with 2 last year. 1/10 There was \ Death. HARLESTON (64; 615). There was 1 Death, compared with 8 last year. There were no Births. HAUGHLEY (738; 2485). There were 23 Births, compared with 28 last year. There were 7 Deaths, compared with 13 last year. One was under 1 year. Two were over 80. One case of Enteric Fever was notified, and 1 of Erysipelas. No nuisances were reported. OLD NEWTON (619; 2848). There were 13 Births, compared with 18 last year. There were 7 Deaths, compared with 7 last year. One was under 1 year of age. One was aged 90. There were no Infectious Diseases notified. In the case of 5 cottages, the drainage was defective. The usual notices were served, and the nuisance in each instance was abated.