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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 1959

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

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46 REPORT OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH FOR 1959
Complaint Samples
Case No. 886. Pork Luncheon Meat. Submitted on the complaint it
contained a foreign matter. The complaint was considered not
justified.
Case No. 931. Milk. Submitted on the complaint that the milk had an
unusual taste. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 962. Eggs. Submitted on the complaint that they were
tainted. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 963. Bread. Submitted on the complaint that it was of bitter
taste. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 992. Sliced Bread. Submitted on the complaint that it contained
foreign matter. The complaint was considered justified.
Case No. 1070. Salmon Canned. Submitted on the complaint that it
caused sickness. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1096. Pork. Submitted on the complaint that it contained
a foreign matter. The complaint was considered justified.
Case No. 1199. Corned Beef. Submitted on the complaint that it had
a metallic taste. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 1279. Bread. Submitted on the complaint that it contained
foreign matter. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 34. Bun. Submitted on the complaint that it contained
foreign matter. The complaint was considered justified.
Case No. 61. Orange Fruit Cup. Submitted on the complaint that
it caused sickness. The complaint was considered not justified.
Case No. 138. Creamery Butter. Submitted on the complaint that it
contained a mould. The complaint was considered justified.