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1. General position
2. Houses completed in 1926...
3. Summary of results since 1919
4. Building by private enterprise
5. Unassisted private enterprise
7. Monthly output of houses...
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8. Revised estimate of housing shortage
9. Labour supply
10. Building Industry Committee's scheme for the augmentation of
6. Houses under construction at beginning of year not completed at end
13. Tender prices
14. Steel houses: Government scheme
15. Slum clearance schemes
16. Conditions in Glasgow slums
17. Number of Local Authorities proceeding with slum clearance schemes
and number of houses involved
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27. Local housing bonds
28. Direct assistance to private enterprise
29. Provision of baths
30. Sale of houses
31. Compulsory acquisition of uninhabitable house...
32. Subsidence due to mineral workings
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33. Proceedings taken by Local Authorities under the Housing Acts
34. Final measurements
Summary of replies from medical officers regarding the practice of
artificial pneumothorax...
IV. Herpes Febrilis
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20. V. Paralysis agitans, "Sleeping sickness" and others
21. Is encephalitis lethargica a new disease?...
22. Pathology and bacteriology
APPENDIX I.-Brief description of cases from the clinical point of view
APPENDIX II.-Notes of cases illustrating the domestic or adminis-
trative problem
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4. Whooping-cough
5. Diphtheria
6. Scarlet fever
7. Typhus fever
8. Infective jaundice
9. Pneumonia
10. Removal of cases of pneumonia to hospital
11. Influenza: action by the League of Nations
12. The recent outbreak in Scotland ...
13. Encephalitis lethargica, polio-encephalitis and poliomyelitis
14. Infectious diseases notifications in 1925
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20. Defaulters
21. Visiting nurses
22. Patients cured
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(a) Susceptibility to diphtheria according to age-period
(b) Susceptibility to diphtheria according to social condition
(c) Susceptibility to diphtheria of persons who gave a history of
having formerly suffered from the disease
(d) The Schick susceptibility test in cross-infected wards
(e) Result of active immunisation of City Hospital staff
(f) Result of active immunisation of school children
(g) Prevention of return cases and control of epidemic prevalence
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(a) Diphtheria prophylaxis
(b) Number of tests and results
(c) Immunisation against diphtheria...
(d) Diphtheria among those who had received a complete course of
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(e) Susceptibility to scarlet fever according to age period
(f) Susceptibility according to social conditions
(g) Susceptibility to scarlet fever of persons who gave a history of
(h) The Dick susceptibility test in cross-infected wards
(i) Prevention of scarlet fever by active immunisation with
scarlatinal streptococcus toxin...
(j) Active immunisation against scarlet fever of staff of City
Hospital...
(k) Effect of active immunisation in preventing scarlet fever in the
staff of the City Hospital
(1) Active immunisation against scarlet fever of patients admitted
to hospital with diphtheria
(m) Active immunisation of school children against scarlet fever ...
(n) Prevention of return cases of scarlet fever
(0) Control of epidemic prevalence of scarlet fever by active
immunisation
11. Glasgow
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12. Edinburgh
13. Dundee
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16. Treatment of cases of scarlet fever by means of specific anti-toxin
C. Concurrent Active Immunisation against Diphtheria and
Scarlet Fever.
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18. Schick testing and immunisation against diphtheria
19. Dick testing and immunisation against scarlet fever