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Richmond upon Thames 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Richmond]

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The County Inspector, Mr. R. A. Houghton, has kindly furnished the following particulars fur 1920.

Article.Number Purchased.Number Genuine.Adulterated.Proceedings taken.Convictions.Fines and Costs.
£s.d.
Milk7371222650
Butter431
Lemon Squash3211130100
Raisin Wine11
Port (flavour) Wine111
Cornflour11
Salad Oil22
Baking Powder11
Ham Rissole11
Totals878254336150

In addition 4 informal samples of butter were analysed, one of
which was found to be adulterated or deteriorated ; four other
informal samples were also analysed.
PREVALENCE OF, AND CONTROL OVER,
INFECTIOUS DISEASE.
Small Pox.
On April 25th a letter was received from the Medical Officer of
Health, Twickenham, stating that a patient suffering from Small
Pox had been about in Richmond and had been in contact with
several people, For her information was obtained and in the end
three contacts were vaccinated; the vaccinations all "took," The