London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Wood Green 1943
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wood Green]
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Unfit by reason of Decomposition—continued:
640 small tins Egg Substitute.
1390 large tins Egg Substitute.
6 lbs. Self Raising Flour.
20½ lbs. Apple Cake.
20 lbs. Fruit Cake.
255 packets Rolled Oats.
56 lbs. Macaroni.
26 lbs. Blanc-Mange Powder.
500 Maggis Cubes.
73 packets "Convoy" Mixture.
122 cartons ' 'Viteem.”
Preserved Food:
15 6-lb. tins Pork Luncheon Meat.
75 tins Meat.
218 tins Fish.
125 tins Vegetables.
351 tins Fruit.
39 jars and tins Meat and Fish Paste.
6 tins Soup.
21 jars Pickles.
1 bottle Sauce.
121 tins Milk.
8 jars and tins Jam.
Unfit by being Contaminated with Broken and Powdered Glass:
16 Bun Loaves.
16 2s. 6d. Cakes.
90 1s. 6d. Cakes.
57 1s. Cakes.
25 bags Self Raising Flour.
8 bags Plain Flour.
18 lbs. Fruit Cake.
5 lbs. 7 ozs. Madeira Cake.
6 1 -lb. iars Jam.
Unfit by being Contaminated with Moth Larvae and Pupae:
96 lbs. Split Peas.
21 lbs. Mixed Meal and Beans.
290 lbs. Semolina.
10 lbs. Tit-Bits.
12 packets "Glemar" Pudding.