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Marylebone 1923

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

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Articles submitted for Analysis.State 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.
42 butterFood Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough CouncilGenuine.12/6 per sample.33 were test samples. Of the 42 samples examined only two were found to be free from preservatives. The 40 other samples all contained boric acid. In no case did the amount exceed 0.4%.
12 cheeseDo.Do.All were test samples.
7 teaDo.Do,Do.
2 creamDo.Do.One was a test samples.
No.Fat.Preservative.
805. (preserved.48.0%.9.68 grains boric acid per lb.
1033 (T)50.0%.Nil.
3 mustardDo.Genuine.All were test samples.
1 compound mustardDo.Do.
5 self-raising flourDo.Do.
9 cocoaDo.Do.
4 lardDo.Do.
14 coffee.Do.Do.
6 jamDo.Do.
12 margarineDo.Do.
2 jellyDo.Do.
4 marmaladeDo.Do.
2 pepperDo.Do.
20 condensed milkDo.Do.
10 sponge cakeDo.Do.
3 dried milkDo.Do.
2 pearsDo.Do.
2 tomato ketchupDo.Do.
1 camp coffeeDo.Do.
1 O.K. sauceDo.Do.
1 lemonade powderDo.Do.
1 haricot vertsDo.Do.
1 cocoa essenceDo.Do.
1 peasDo.Do.
1 barleyDo.Do.
2 tapiocaDo.Do.
1 blanc mange powderDo.Do.
1 orange wineDo.Do.
1 raisin wineDo.Do.
1 jelly crystalsDo.Do.
1 picklesDo.Do.
1 cream doughnutDo.Do.
1 turkey and hamDo.Do.
paste
3 cod liver oilDo.Do.
2 zinc ointmentDo.Do.
3 boric ointmentDo.Do.
1 cascara tabletsDo.Do.
2 olive oilDo.Do.
Total Number of Samples analysed during the Quarter 275 Number of Samples adulterated 2