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Southwark 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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78
INFORMAL SAMPLES.
In addition to the samples taken under the Food and Drugs Acts
as shown in (Table 37) 578 samples were purchased informally by the
Inspector through his several agents. The whole of these samples were
submitted to the Public Analyst for analysis, with the following result:—

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Article.Number , of Samples taken.Adulterated.
Brought forward110618
Cheese Cakes4—
Table Jelly20—
Ground Cinnamon1—
Custard Powder7—
Blanc Mange7—
Lemonade Powder6-
Curry Powder4—
Ox Tail Soup4—
Chicken and Ham Roll1—
Whisky82
Gin42
Rum41
Brandy3—
Thick Gravy7—
Bisto13—
Mustard13—
Salt10—
Pepper2—
Semolina2—
Grape Nut1—
Jam Sandwich7—
Sweets3—
Corned Beef2—
Brawn101
Breakfast Sausage111
Fish Paste15—
Sausages41
Bicarbonate of Soda1—
Boracic Powder3—
Figs4—
Prunes7—
Muscatels1—
Olive Oil1—
Eucalyptus Oil1—
Jelly Crystals1—
Liquorice Powder1—
Citrate of Magnesia1—
Oil of Turpentine1—
Camphorated Oil1—
Liquid Paraffin1—
Gravy Salt8—
Sponge Cake9—
Cakeoma4—
Desiccated Soup1—
Carried forward132526