Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the work done in the Borough of Wandsworth under the
Sale of Food and Drugs Acts, summarised from his statutory
quarterly reports by Dr. John Muter, Public Analyst.
During the year 1906, the Inspector brought to the South London Central Public Laboratory 905 samples of Food and Drugs, classifiable as follows:—
Dairy Produce | 821 samples. |
Groceries | 50 ” |
Drugs | 17 ” |
Bread and Cereals | 11 ” |
Alcoholic Beverages | 3 ” |
Confectionery | 2 ” |
Meats | 1 ” |
905 samples. |
I.—Dairy Produce.
The following Table shows the nature and number of the different samples submitted, and the results of their analysis :—
Milk | 526 samples. |
Butter | 287 ” |
Margarine | 5 ” |
Lard | 2 ” |
Cream | 1” |
821 samples. |
Of these, 748 were found genuine, while the following 73
were reported against:—
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