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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

Wandsworth 1957

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ANALYST FOR 1957
Complaint Samples
Case No. 648. Bread. Submitted on the complaint of light brown
streaks in loaf. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 971. Tea. Submitted on the complaint of the unusual
colour when brewed. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 972. Lemonade. Submitted on the complaint that it had
caused sickness. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 991. Sterilised Milk. Submitted on the complaint of smell
and taste. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1096. Anchovy Paste. Submitted on the complaint of the
taste. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1148. Orange Squash. Submitted on the complaint of the
flavour. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1190. Sweets. Submitted on the complaint that they had
caused sickness. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1292. Tinned Pineapple. Submitted on the complaint that
it had caused sickness. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1429. Bread. Submitted on the complaint that it contained
foreign matter. The complaint was considered not justified.