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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Hampstead 1934
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hampstead Borough]
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| No. of Sample. | Article. | Analyst's Report. |
|---|---|---|
| 339 | Pearl Barley | 180 parts per million of sulphur dioxide and faced with 16 per cent, of talc. |
| 344 | Pearl Barley | 200 parts per million of sulphur dioxide and faced with 0 5 per cent, of talc. |
| 352 | Pearl Barley | Siliceous matter (talc.) 08 per cent. |
| 358 | Pearl Barley | Siliceous matter (talc.) 12 per cent, and sulphur dioxide 190 parts per million. |
| 367 | Bread and Butter | Consists of bread and margarine. |
| 126 | Milk | Added water 23 parts. |
| 384 | Pearl Barley | Faced with 13 per cent, of talc. |
| 400 | Pearl Barley | Faced with 07 per cent, of talc. |
| 412 | Pearl Barley | Faced with 0.4 per cent, of talc. |
| 252 | Butter | Water 16 2 per cent. |
| 272 | Milk | Added water 5 parts. |
| 279 | Rum | Added water 1 per cent. |
| 294 | Tomato Puree | Copper 10 parts per million. |
| 285 | Tomato Puree | Copper 16 parts per million. Tin 640 parts per million. |
| 286 | Tomato Puree | Copper 20 parts per million. Tin 190 parts per million. |
| 287 | Tomato Puree | Copper 3 parts per million. Tin 300 parts per million. |
| 295 | Tomato Puree | Copper 40 parts per million. Tin 2 3 grain per lb. |
| 297 | Milk | Slightly deficient in non.fatty solids. |
| 317 | Sardines (Tinned) | 30 parts per million of lead. |
| 342 | | Herring Roes (Tinned) | Minute trace of boric acid. |
| 353 | Milk | Deficient in fat to the extent of 15 per cent. |
(ii) Artificial Cream Act, 1929.
The following is the only registered premises in the Borough :—
110, High Road, Kilburn.
(iii) Public Health (Condensed Milk) Regulations, 1923 and 1927.
Four samples were taken during the year and found to be
satisfactory.
(iv) Public Health (Dried Milk) Regulations, 1923 and 1927.
One sample was taken during the year and found to be satisfactory.