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Marylebone 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]

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Articles submitted for AnalysisState whether the sample was submitted to the Analyst by an Officer acting under the direction of a Local Authority, under Section 13 of Act, and, if so, the name of such Authority.Result of Analysis; showing whether the sample was Genuine or Adulterated, and if Adulterated what were the nature and extent of the Adulteration.The sum paid in respect of the Analysis.Observations.
1 butterSanitary InspectorAdulterated. (920) Margargarine 90 per cent. of fat other than that of butter fat.(920) FineĀ£2,costs 14/6
2 creams .Do.Genuine.Both contained boracic acid 0.099 per cent. and 0.248 per cen. respective ly.
4 margarinesDo.Do.
2 whiskiesDo.Do.
1 ginDo.Do.
1 rumDo.Do.
1 quinine wineDo.Do.
1 orange wineDo.Do.
1 lime juice cordialDo.Do.
4 coffeesDo.Do.
1 cocoaDo.Do.
1 breadDo.Do.
2 doPrivate PurchaserAdulterated. One contained a trace of alum. The other a small admixture of flour other than that of wheat.
1 flourSanitary InspectorGenuine.
1 jamDo.Do.
1 honeyDo.Do.
1 custard powderDo.Do.
3 sugarsDo.Do.
1 tinned milkDo.Do.
I tinned salmonDo.Do.
1 tinned peasDo.Do.
1 tinned beefDo.Do.
1 tinned spinach .Do.Do.
1 vinegar.Do.Do.
1 mustardDo.Do.
1 white pepper .Do.Do.
1 carawayDo.Do.
1 nutmegDo.Do.
1 beef drippingDo.Adulterated with 5 per cent mutton fat.Cautionary letter sent to Vendor.
1 beef sausagesDo.Adulterated, containing 0 42 per cent boric acid.Cautionary letter sent to Vendor and to all shopkeepers in the Borough against using boracic acid as a preservative in food
1 lime juiceDo.Genuine.
1 lardDo.Do.
1 mercury ointmentDo.Do.