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Marylebone 1922

[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 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
SECOND QUARTER ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1922.
12/6 per sample.
104 milkFood Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough CouncilGenuine.No sample contained preservative or added colouring matter.
7 milkDo.Adulterated.Two were test samples.
No. 356. 4 "7% of added water.No. 355.)Vendors cautioned in each case. Vide P.H. Minutes, 19th May, 1922.
No. 368. 3-3% deficient in milk fat.No. 368. 1
No. 380. 4 '7% of added water.No. 380. |
No. 414. 1*6% of added water.No. 414. '
No. T. 46'-!. 33'3% deficient in milk fat and contains 29.2% of added water.No. 463. This was a test sample.
No. T. 468. 43-3% deficient in milk fat and contains 15-5% of added water.No. 468. This was a test sample.
No. 520. 3*3% deficient in milk fat.No. 520. Vendor cautioned. Vide P.H. Minutes, 16th June, 1922.
64 butterDo.Genuine.58 were test samples. 33 contained between 10-20 grains boracic acid per lb. 31 between 21-28 grains boracic acid per lb.
5 creamDo.Do.All were test samples.
11 jamDo.Do.Do.
2 marmaladeDo.Do.Do.
8 coffeeDo.Do.Do.
10 olive oilDo.Do.Do.
7 bicarbonate of sodaDo.Do.Do.
3 tartaric acidDo.Do.Do.
2 self-raising flourDo.Do.Do.
2 peasDo.Do.Do
4 citric acidDo.Do.Do.
2 chicoryDo.Do.Do.
3 boracic ointmentDo.Do.Do.
4 zinc ointment...Do.Do.Do.
2 boraxDo.Do.Do.
2 boracic acidDo.Do.Do.
1 sulphur ointmentDo,Do.This was a test sample.
1 golden syrupDo.Do.This was a test sample.
2 camphorated oilDo.Do.These were test samples.
1 camphorated mineral oilDo.Do.This was a test sample and consisted of an oil of the paraffin series, containing 7 0% of camphor. It is not a preparation recognised or mentioned by the British Pharmaceutical Codex, 1911, and, therefore, has no official standard. A sample prepared in accordance with the codex should consist of olive oil containing 20% of camphor.
1 tinned strawberriesDoDo.Both these samples contained small quantities of tin, which in each instance was less than 2 grains per lb. Both were test samples.
1 tinned raspberriesDo.Do.