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

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West Ham 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]

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T able XXII. —continued.

Article.AnalysedGenuine.Adulterated.
Official.UnofficialOfficial.UnofficialOfficial.Unofficial
Brought forward902201882193208
Ground almonds6565--
Cornflour2—2———
Cordials7474——
J unket crystals1—1———
Beer3112——
Whiskey1212——
Infants' food1—1———
Lemonade powder1—1———
Ground ginger2222——
Dried herbs3—3———
Salt1—]———
Herb stuffing—1—1——
Arrowroot4—4-——
Chocolate-—1—1——
Table jelly1111——
Compound syrup of figs_1_1__
Boric ointment—1—1——
Olive oil1—1———
Spices—1—1——
Macaroni1—1———
Pudding powder1—1———
Mincemeat6565——
Table cream11-——11
Gravylets1—1———
Lung syrup2—2———
Witch hazel1—1———
Totals949227928218219

meal consignees. Meat is treated by indelible colour and in other
ways before release.
It may be noted that considerable quantities of condemned
frozen and chilled meats, tinned tongues and beef were discovered
at a charcoal maker's in West Ham. Representations were made
to the local authorities concerned, and such meat is now only
released to approved firms who possess plant capable of dealing
efficiently and rapidly with it.
Supervision of foods (exclusive of milk products).
Condemnation of unsound food. During the year 1937,
the following articles of food were condemned: 202 lbs. tinned
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