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Stoke Newington 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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ANALYSES PERFORMED DURING THE YEAR 1931.

Articles submitted for Analysis.No. of Genuine Samples. (174).No. of Adulterated Samples. (2).Remarks as to Adulteration.
Aspirin1–
Beef, Corned1–
Minced1–
,, Pressed2–
Beer3–
Biscuits, broken1–
Borax1–
Boric Acid Ointment2–
Butter15–
Cakes, Fairy1–
Camphorated Oil4–
Castor Oil1–
Cheeseo–
Cocoa1–
Cod Liver Oil1–
Coffee, Extract1–
Ground2–
Corn Flour1–
Cough Mixture1–
Cream5–
Cream of Tartar1–
Custard Powder1–
Dried Fruit1–
DrippingI–
Flour1–
Friar's Balsam1–
Gall & Opium Ointment1–
Green Peas (Tinned)1–
HamI–
Honey1–
Jam1–
Lemonade Powder1–
Liniment of Turpentine1–
Malt & Cod Liver Oil2–
Margarine9–(l). 3% deficient in fat. (Vendor cautioned).
Meat Pies1–
Milk662(2). 1.5% added water. Case dismissed on pay-^ ment of £3.35. 0d. costs.
Condensed5–
Mustard1–
Pepper1–
Pickle]–
Precipitate Ointment2–
Prescription2–
Rhubarb Powder1–
Kice1–
,, Ground1–
Sausages, Perk2–
SconesI–
Sugar6–
Sulphur Ointment . .1–
Sweets2–
Tea3–
Tomato Sauce1–
Treacle1–
Vinegar2–
Whiskey1–
Zinc Ointment1–