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Marylebone 1921

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

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ANALYST, 1921.

The number of samples taken under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts anc submitted for analysis, was 1,130: a considerable increase as compared with the samples for 1920, the number for that year being 1,030.

A complete list is as follows:

No.Article.Genuine.Adulterated.Total.
1Ammoniated Tincture of Quinine6-6
2Boracic Ointment8-8
3Butter2792281
4Camphorated Oil3-3
5Chocolate22
6Coftee110110
7Coffee and Chicory22
8Coffee Mixture11
9Cocoa8080
10Compound Liquorice Powder66
11Cream2424
12Egg Yolk22
13Egg Albumen11
14Gall and Opium Ointment22
15Green Peas99
16Gregory's Powder22
17Ground Rice11
18Ground Ginger1414
19Jam5252
20Jelly11
21Jelly (Fruit)55
22Lime Water33
23Margarine6161
24Marmalade77
25Milk2995304
26Milk, Separated55
27„ Evaporated11
28„ Condensed9-9
29Mustard28230
30Mustard Mixture44
31Pepper3333
32Pickles11
33Roll and Butter201838
34Sponge Cake11
35Solac11
36Stout22
37Suet11
38Tea22
39Vinegar33
40Vinegar (Malt)33
41Whisky11
42Zinc Ointment88
1,103271,130

Milk.—304 samples of milk were examined, of which 5 were adulterated, the
adulteration in each instance being deficiency in fat ranging from a 3.3 per cent,
deficiency to 66.7 per cent.