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Marylebone 1925

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

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Articles submitted for Analyst*.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 AdulterationThe sum paid in respect of the Analysis.Observations.
cream (contd.)Food Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough Council.612 49.7% Nil.
620 52.0% Nil.
62256.5% 0.0476 grains boric acid per lb. Preserved.
624 52.7% Nil.
628 56.0% Nil.This was a test sample.
717 56.0% 0.0907 grains boric acid per lb. Preserved.
Total number of Samples analysed during the Quarter229
Number of Samples adulterated6
FOURTH QUARTER ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1925.
29 milkFood Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough Council.Genuine.12/6 per sample7 were test samples. No sample contained preservative or colouring matter.
1 milkPrivate Sample.Adulterated. No. 805 13.3% deficient in fat and contained 27.53% of added water.
1 creamFood Inspector, St. Marylebone Borough Council.Genuine.Divided.
No. Fat. Preservative.
915 57.6% contained 0.07% boric acid Preserved.
67 butterDo.Genuine.61 were test samples. All the samples examined contained boric acid in amounts ranging from 014% to 0.37%
4 roll and butterDo.Do.All were test samples.
7 condensed milkDo.Do.
6 margarineDo.Do.
7 lardDo.Do.
27 cheeseDo.Do.
4 olive oilDo.Do.
3 honeyDo.Do.
15 jamDo.Do.
10 marmaladeDo.Do.
4 PepperDo.Do.
7 mustardDo.Do.
42 coffeeDo.Do.
4 teaDo.Do.
1 sauce O.K.Do.Do.
5 tartaric acidDo.Do.
4 bicarbonate of sodaDo.Do.
3 boracic ointmentDo.Do.
3 zinc ointmentDo.Do.
Total number of Samples analysed during the Quarter254
Number of Samples adulterated1