London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Chislehurst 1944

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chislehurst]

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Rice—1
Mixed Spice—1
Cloves—1
Egg Substitute Powder—2
Bun Flour—2
Mustard—3
Fruit Preserving Tablets—1
Aspirin Tablets—2
Health Salts—1
Baked Beans—1
Baking Powder—2
Lemonade Powder—1
Sponge Cake—1
Chocolate Cup—1
Dried Fruit—4
Sausages—3
Brawn—1
Semolina Pudding Mixture—1
Glaubers Salt—1
Epsom Salts—1
Compound Syrup of Figs—1
Boracic Ointment—1
Mustard—2
Essence of Lemon—1
Ground Ginger—1
Jam11
Lemond Curd1—
Self-Raising Flour2—
Soup, Tinned—1
Beef Cubes—1
Baking Powder—3
Golden Raising Powder—1
Coffee3—
Lemon Squash1—
Coffee Essence—2
Coffee—1
Marmalade—1
Curry Powder—2
Salad Dressing—1
Sauce—1
Sardines—1
Meat Extract—1
Condensed Milk—1
Shredded Suet—1
Paste, Fish and Meat—3
Total36160

The examination of these samples showed them to be of
genuine quality and, therefore, no case of adulteration was
certified.
(iv) Slaughterhouses.
There are 2 licensed slaughterhouses within the District.
(v) Slaughter of Animals Act, 1933.
(a) Slaughtering.
The emergency slaughtering of 1 animal was carried out
by means of a mechanically operated instrument in
pursuance of S.2 of this Act.