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

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Woolwich 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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TABLE No. 37—continued.

Article.Formal samplesInformal samplesNumber analysedNumber Adulterated.
Dripping5—5—
Pepper—55—
Self-Raising Flour6—6—
Sponge Cakes—55—
Golden Syrup—11—
Baking Powder—33—
Vinegar—22—
Malt Vinegar—22—
Ground Ginger—22—
Raisins—1010—
Tinned Tomatoes—44—
Dried Apricots—33—
Candied Peel—1010—
Port Wine—33—
Mercury Ointment—33—
Zinc Ointment—11—
Sulphur Ointment—22—
Boric Ointment1891
Sweet Spirits of Nitre28103
Cream of Tartar—33—
Aspirin Tablets5510—
Tincture of Iodine—33—
Lime Water—44—
Olive Oil—44—
Camphorated Oil—22—
34422857226

The following figures relating to the fat percentage
of each sample of milk examined in the last three
years are given below. The minimum legal standard is 3
per cent. of fat.