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Stoke Newington 1934

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

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ANALYSES PERFORMED DURING THE YEAR 1934.

Articles submitted for Analysis.No. of Genuine Samples. (174).No. of Adulterated Samples. (2).Remarks as to Adulteration.
Ale2—
Almond Oil1—
Amm. Tincture Quinine1—
Aspirin Tablets—
Baking Powder2—
Beer1—
Bi-Carbonate of Soda1—
Biscuits1—
Boric Ointment1—
Butter17—
Camphorated Oil1—
Cheese—
Chocolate Easter Egg1—
Citrate of Magnesia1—
Cocoa—
Cod Liver Oil1—
Coffee and Chicory1—
Condensed Milk—
Corn Flour1—
Cream—
Cream of Tartar—
Custard Powder—
Dried MilkI—
Dripping4—
Epsom Salts—
Fish Paste1—
Flour—
Glauber Salts1—
Glycerine and Borax1—
Jam8—
Lemonade Powder1—
Liquid Paraffin1—
Margarine7—
Marmalade1—
Meat Pasts]—
Milk67126% extraneous water Defendant summoned, but case dismissed on technical grounds.
Milk Pasteurised1—
Minced Steak—
Mint Sauce1—
Mustard—
Oatmeal1—
Olive Oil—
Parrish’s Chemical Food1__
Peas(Tinned)1—
Pears (Tinned)—1Tin and Tin compounds equivalent to 2.6 grains of tin per pound. Vendor cautioned.
Rice1—
Rice (Ground)1—
Salmon & Anchovy Paste1—
Sardines—
Sausage3—
SweetsI—
Syrup of Figs1—
Tea—
Tincture of Indine1—
Vinegar3—
White Prec. Ointment1—
Zinc Ointment3—
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