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Malden and Coombe 1946

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Malden & Coombe]

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A number of books from the public library and schools
were also disinfected for a variety of reasons.
Twenty-five loads of bedding were removed for steam
disinfection or destruction.

FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, 1938.

During the year 111 samples were submitted to the Public Analyst for analysis. These comprised of the following:—

ARTICLESANALYSEDAdulterated or below standard.
FormalInformalTotalFormalInformalTotal
Milk101424—11
Vinegar—22———
Gravy powder—22———
Baking powder123112
Tea—11———
.Sausages—22-——
Egg substitute powder—11———
Margarine—22———
Butter—33—11
Black pepper—11———
Ground ginger—22———
Ground cinnamon—11———
Self-raising flour347—11
Gelatine—11———
Sauce—22———
Ground nutmeg—11———
Curry—11—11
Pickles—33———
Cocoa—22———
Soup—44—22
Horseradish cream—22———
Glauber salts—11—11
Semolina—22———
Cake flour, etc.—44———
Fish and meat paste—22———
Liquid paraffin—11———
Mixed herbs—11—11
Mustard—33———
Flour batter—1I———
Jam and marmalade—33———
Mushroom ketchup—1l———
Coffee—1l———
Saccharine—44———
Sugar—22———
Honey—11———
Aspirin—11———
Strawberry flav
ouring—11—-—
Stuffing—11———