London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St Pancras 1906

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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Con secutive NoPrice paid for ½pint.How Served.
d.
16lServed from counter-pan. Vendor said it had been boiled, and was the same as ordinary milk.
17lDrawn from the cow directly into the sterilised bottle.
181¼Fetched from the rear of premises.
19lServed from the counter-pan. Vendor admitted keeping only one milk.
20lServed from the counter-pan. " All one milk ; the last arrived is called Nursery Milk.''
211¼Fetched from the dairy downstairs. " No special Nursery Milk."
221Drawn from the cow directly into the sterilised bottle.
231¼Served from a railway churn; said to be milk from one-particular farmer.
241Served from the counter-pan. Vendor admitted that it was all one milk.
251Served from the counter-pan. Vendor said it was all one milk from one herd of cows.
261Drawn from the cow directly into sterilised bottle.
271Served from a churn in the shop. No remark made.
281Served from a churn from which the counter-pan is kept supplied.
291Served from a pail behind the counter and from which the counter-pan is supplied.
301Drawn from the cow directly into the sterilised bottle.