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Merton and Morden 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Merton & Morden]

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Food and Drugs. The following table shows the number and nature of the samples submitted to the Public Analyst in accordance with the Food and Drugs Act, 1938, and his classification of them as genuine or otherwise.

ArticleTotal SamplesGenuineNot Genuine
Aspirin Tablets11—
Baking Powder11—
Brawn11—
Butter11—
Camphorated Oil11—
Chicken, devilled11—
Chutney11—
Cocoa11—
Coffee Essence11—
Coffee, ground11—
Cornflour11—
Cream, synthetic11—
Curd, orange11—
Curry Powder1—1
Custard Powder11—
Dripping11—
Flavouring EssenceI1—
Fish Cakes11—
Flour, self raising\1—
Flour, soya11—
Friars Balsam11—
Fruit, bottled or tinned22—
Gees Linctus Pastilles11—
Gelatine11—
Ginger ground11—
Gravy Powder11—
Halibut Oil Capsules431
Ham, devilled11—
Ice Cream20173
Jams22—
Jelly, table11—
Lollies (iced)1—1
Margarine11—
Marmalade11—
Milk46442
Milk, chocolate11—
Milk, condensed11—
Mincemeat22—
Mineral Waters22—
Mint Sauce11—
Mustard11—
Paste, fish33—
Paste, meat77—