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Stoke Newington 1919

Report of the Medical Officer of Health and Public Analyst for the year 1919

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TABLE V.

ANALYSES PERFORMED UNDER THE SALE OF FOOD AND DRUGS ACTS DURING THE YEAR 1919.

Article submitted for AnalysisNo. of Genuine SamplesNo. of Adulterated SamplesRemarks as to Adulteration.
(177)(163)(14)
Ale2—(1) 3.5% added water. Vendor cautioned. (2) 8 5% added water. Defendant fined £1 1s. and 12s. 6d. costs. (3) 7'5% added water. Defendant fined £2 and 20s. costs. (4) 1.3% added water. Vendor cautioned (5) 3% deficiency in solids non-fat. Vendor cautioned. (6) 35% added water. Vendor cautioned. ( (7) 2% added water. Vendor cautioned. (8) 3.5% added water. Vendor cautioned. (9) 6'7% deficiency in fat. Vendor cautioned. (10) Slight deficiency in solids, nonfat. Vendor cautioned. (11) Slight deficiency in solids, nonfat. Vendor cautioned. (12) Slight deficiency in solids, non-fat. Vendor cautioned (13) 2 7% added water. Vendor cautioned.
Beer1—
Butter6—
Cake Flour1—
Co flee10—
Dripping.7—
Flour2—
Gin2—
Lard4—
Lemonade Powde1—
Licquorice Powder2—
Milk7713
Margarine18—
Mixed Sweets1—
Portion of Ham1—
Paregoric1_
Rabbit2—
Hum1—
Sausages4—
Stout4—
Seidlitz Powder1—
Spirits, Nitre2—
Sugar4—
Vinegar1—
Whiskey6135.7 % underproof. Defendant fined £25 and £5 5s. costs.
Water1—
Pepper1—