The Law of Pure Food and Drugs, National and State: With Appendices Containing Federal Statutes Relative Thereto and the Regulations of the Government for Their Enforcement

William Wheeler Thornton

W.H. Anderson Company, 1912 - Drugs - 1113 pages

Contents

• CONSTITUTIONALITY OF STATUTES: 3
• Preventing deception in food cheese makers to protect their: 9
• Legislatures Determination that Certain Articles of Food: 13
• Rules and Regulations for the Enforcement of the Food and Drugs: 16
• Preservatives in food patrons: 25
• ment: 26
• Imitation of Yellow Butter: 32
• Preventing Deception in Imported Oleomargarine: 38
• Furnishing Oleomargarine at U S Soldiers HomesApplica: 41
• Milk Standard Fixing: 49
• Unadulterated Milk below Standard: 55
• Coloring Milk and Cream: 61
• Requiring Delivery of Sample of Milk for Inspection: 70
• Requiring Permit to Sell Milk: 76
• Inspection of Dairies: 82
• Destruction of Unwholesome Food without Notice or Hearing: 88
• Patented Food: 94
• SEC PAGE 55 State Prohibiting Importation of FoodInterstate Commerce: 97
• Reg 1: 99
• Statute Excluding Importation of Oleomargarine from One State into Another State: 100
• Interstate Commerce Prohibiting Sale of Adulterated Food and DrugsOriginal Packages: 103
• Forbidding Exportation of Food: 105
• Sale of Adulterated Articles to Citizens of Another State Interstate Commerce: 106
• Inspection of Foods and Drugs: 107
• Discrimination in the Inspection of Domestic and Imported Foods: 109
• State Inspection Law in Contravention of Federal Meat Inspec tion Law of 1906: 110
• Labeling Impure Food: 112
• Labeling Small Packages Taken from Original Packages: 115
• Branding Fruit for Shipment to Show Locality where Grown: 117
• Official Certification that Article has been InspectedStamping: 118
• Weight of Loaves of Bread: 120
• Marking Capacity of Bottle Containing Liquid: 123
• Destruction of Property Devoted to Manufacture of Oleomar garine before Enactment of Statute: 124
• Amount of Tax Validity of Statute: 126
• Injoining Violations of Pure Food Statute: 127
• Injunction to Prevent Violations of Law: 128
• Corporation Quo Warranto: 130
• Power of Municipality to Inspect FoodMilkInspection of Dairies: 131
• Regulation and Sale of Drugs and Poisons: 137
• PART II: 138
• SEC PAGE 83 Federal Act of June 30 1906: 139
• Scope of the Statute Territorially: 142
• Commerce within a State: 143
• 7 Constitutionality of Act of 1906: 144
• An Original PackageBroken Package: 150
• Extent of Power of Congress over Food and Drugs Made Sub jects of Interstate Commerce: 161
• When the Power of Congress to Regulate the Disposition of Imports Ceases: 167
• Transported from One State to Another for Manufacturing and Sale Statute Construed: 171
• Goods Passed out of Interstate Commerce before Proceedings In Rem Commenced: 175
• Inspection of Materials and Factories: 177
• District of Columbia and Territories: 178
• Inspection of Materials and Factories in the District of Co lumbia and Territories: 179
• Correction of Labels on Hand January 1 1907: 180
• Exports to Foreign Countries: 181
• Interstate Transportation of Meat and MeatFood Products: 184
• Certificate for Imported Meats and MeatFood Products: 185
• Imported Drugs and Medicines: 187
• Minor Border ImportationsPrivate Importations: 188
• Shipment beyond Jurisdiction of the United States: 189
• Declaration Concerning Imported Food and Drugs: 190
• Seizure in Transit: 191
• CHAPTER III: 193
• Reg 3: 194
• Character of Raw Materials: 199
• Food Standards: 206
• ConfectioneryLiquorsNarcotic Drugs: 212
• Confectionery Use of Shellac and other Gums: 220
• Specific Articles of Food: 232
• SEC PAGE 134 Bone Grits: 235
• Butter: 236
• Checse: 237
• Copper Salts to Green Vegetables: 238
• Corn Cob: 239
• Eggs: 240
• Essence of Wintergreen: 246
• Flavoring Extracts: 247
• Formaldehyde: 248
• 163a Hominy: 249
• 167a Jamaica Ginger: 250
• KocaNola: 251
• Macaroni: 252
• Milk Evaporated: 253
• Mince Meat: 255
• 182a Mustard Charlock as a Substitute for: 256
• Olive Oil: 257
• 186a Peaches: 259
• Peach Butter: 260
• Phosphoric Acid: 261
• Rice: 262
• Rococola: 263
• Saccharin in Food: 264
• Sago and Tapioca: 265
• Salts of Tin: 266
• 202a Soda Water Syrup Cola: 267
• Sugar in Canned Fruits and Vegetables: 268
• Tea: 269
• 207a VaniKola: 270
• Waffles: 271
• Whisky: 272
• CHAPTER V: 273
• Standard for Drugs: 275
• United States Pharmacopoeia and National Formulary: 276
• Specific Articles: 277
• Assafoetida: 278
• Colocynth: 279
• Gum Tragacanth: 280
• Soemnoform: 281
• CHAPTER VI: 282
• External Application of Preservatives: 283
• DyesChemicalsPreservatives: 284
• Prohibition of Preservatives: 287
• Sulphur Fumes: 290
• Label to Show Preservatives: 293
• List of Dyes Permitted: 294
• Entry of Vegetables Greened with Copper Salts: 297
• SEC PAGE: 298
• Certification of Straight Dyes and Mixtures under Secondary: 304
• Meats and Meat Products: 311
• Character of Name: 317
• Misbranding DefinedStatute: 323
• Form of Label: 329
• SEC PAGE 265 Substance Named on Label not the Leading One in the Article: 332
• Use of Different Kinds of Type to Deceive Purchasers: 333
• Waste Material in Foods: 334
• Manufactured for Prepared for Distributed by Used on Labels: 335
• Imitations of FoodsIntentMistake: 337
• Mixtures or Compounds of Foods: 338
• Blends of FoodsDistinctive Names: 340
• Proprietary FoodsFormula: 341
• Fictitious Names: 342
• Name of Manufacturer: 343
• Deceptive Labeling of FoodsForeign Labels: 344
• False or Misleading Label Design or Device: 346
• False Indication of OriginGeographical Names: 347
• Sugar in Canned Goods: 351
• Substances Used in the Preparation of Foods: 352
• Alcohol in Food: 354
• Apple ButterGlucose: 355
• Brandy: 356
• Cane Syrup: 357
• Caramels: 358
• Cereal: 359
• Cerecut: 360
• Cherry Syrup: 361
• 297a Chocolate Cremolin: 362
• Cocoa and Chocolate: 364
• Cocoa Butter Substitutes: 368
• SEC PAGE 303 Codfish: 369
• Glazed Coffee: 374
• Coffee ImitationCereal Coffee: 375
• Coffee ImportationBlack JackQuakersCoffee Screen ings: 376
• Copper Salts: 377
• Corn Meal: 378
• CreamXCelO: 380
• Eggs: 381
• Extract of Orange: 384
• Extract of Rose: 385
• Failure to State Contents: 387
• Feed: 388
• Fish: 391
• Flavoring Extracts: 393
• Flour: 394
• Flour Bleaching: 396
• Gelatin: 397
• Glucose: 398
• HenETa Bone Grits: 399
• SEC PAGE 345 Kola Syrup: 400
• Maple Sugar: 401
• Meal: 408
• Oats: 410
• Pepper: 411
• Raisins: 412
• Rice Polishing and Coating: 414
• Rococola: 415
• Sago and Tapioca: 416
• Salad Oil: 417
• Salt: 419
• Syrup: 420
• Syrups Mixtures of Cane and Maple: 421
• 372a Soda Water Syrup Cola: 422
• Succotash: 423
• Tomatoes: 424
• Tomato Paste: 425
• Water: 428
• Water Table and Medicinal: 430
• Whey: 432
• Whisky Opinion of the AttorneyGeneral on Blending: 435
• SEC PAGE 385 Whisky Decision of President Taft on Labeling Whiskies: 450
• Whisky Labeling Canadian Club: 461
• WhiskyBourbon Whisky: 469
• Whisky Compounds: 472
• Wine: 473
• Wintergreen Essence: 480
• Yeast: 481
• Drugs Statute: 482
• Names to be Employed in Declaring the Amount of the Ingre dients: 483
• Alcohol: 487
• Statement of Quantity or Proportion: 488
• Declaration of the Quantity or Proportion of Alcohol Present in Drug Products: 489
• Drug Derivatives: 490
• Formula on Label of Drugs: 492
• Physicians Prescriptions: 493
• Products Used as Food and Drugs and also for Technical and Other Purposes: 494
• Use of the Word Compound in Names of Drug Products: 496
• Refilling Drug Bottles or Cartons: 497
• False Statements Concerning Curative or Remedial Effects of Proprietary Medicines: 498
• False Representations Concerning Curative QualitiesDepart mental Decisions: 500
• Puffing RemediesCure AllDepartmental Decisions: 505
• Article Named on Label Present in Only Very Small Quantity: 507
• Drug and Medicine Decisions: 509
• AcetanilidAscentenloid: 510
• Anadol: 512
• Antimalarico FerroChina: 513
• Assafoetida: 514
• AzMaSyde: 515
• Bitters: 516
• Blackberry Cordial: 520
• Bromo Febrin: 521
• Cancer Cure: 522
• CascaraCastor Oil: 523
• Celery Cola: 524
• Coke Extract: 525
• Colocynth: 526
• 438a Cramp Drops: 527
• Dandruff Cure: 528
• Febrisol Tildens: 529
• GinSengGin: 530
• Hair Coloring: 531
• 446a Haarlem Oil Capsules: 532
• Hydrogen Peroxide: 534
• 449b Kamola: 535
• Laudanum: 536
• MakeMan Tablets: 538
• Microbe Killer: 539
• SEC PAGE 456 MorphineOpium: 540
• MucoSolvent: 541
• 458a Peppermint: 542
• Pine Oil Compound: 543
• Radol: 544
• Saltpetre: 545
• Seidlitz Salts German: 546
• 466a Senna: 547
• Skin Food: 548
• 467a Sodic Aluminic Sulphate: 549
• Soothing Syrup: 550
• Teething Syrup: 551
• 472a Tobacco Specific: 553
• Tragacanth Gum: 554
• Vermouth: 555
• Wine of Coca: 556
• Weights and Measures 480 Misstatement Concerning: 557
• Statement of Weight or Measure: 560
• CHAPTER VIII: 561
• Filing GuarantyForm: 562
• SEC PAGE 486 Serial Number Guaranty: 564
• Use of Guaranties and Serial Numbers: 566
• Effect of the Guaranty: 568
• Statute ConstruedWhen Reseller not Liable: 571
• Manufacturer Selling Goods within State to be Shipped out of ItLiability: 572
• Abuse of Guaranty for Advertising Purposes: 575
• Applies only to Unbroken Packages: 576
• Issue of a Guaranty Bond for a Former GuarantyOpinion of AttorneyGeneral: 577
• Guaranty on Imported Goods: 584
• CHAPTER IX: 586
• Collection of SamplesComments: 588
• Number of Samples Purchased: 591
• Notice of Object of Purchase: 592
• AnalysisNotice of Result: 593
• Hearing before Agricultural Department: 594
• Seizure of Adulterated or Misbranded Articles: 597
• Bond for Release of Articles Seized: 598
• Appeal to the Secretary of Agriculture: 602
• Proceedings in Court: 603
• Proceedings to Secure a ForfeitureLibel: 605
• When Forfeiture takes Place: 611
• No Intent to Violate the Statute: 613
• Jury Trial: 614
• Costs of Proceedings In Rem Assessing Against the Person: 615
• Liability of Corporation and Corporate Officers: 617
• STATE AND ENGLISH STATUTES AND DECISIONS CHAPTER X: 618
• Analyst Appointed by the Court: 621
• When Certificate is not in Evidence: 623
• Decisions under English Food and Drugs Statute: 629
• CHAPTER XI: 638
• Reinspection: 639
• Actions to Recover Penalties or Damages: 640
• CHAPTER XII: 644
• Fixing a StandardUnadulterated Milk: 645
• Article Unknown when Statute EnactedCondensed Milk: 648
• Adulteration: 652
• Milk from which any Part of the Cream has been Removed: 654
• Skimmed Milk: 655
• Condensed Separated or Skimmed Milk: 659
• Analysis of MilkCertificateEvidence: 660
• Decomposition of Milk Samples: 665
• Preservatives in Milk: 669
• Instances of Violations of Statutes Concerning Milk: 671
• SEC PAGE 541 Milk in BottlesSize of Bottles Designating: 674
• Contract for Adulterated Milk: 675
• CHAPTER XIII: 678
• Label Popular Understanding of Name Used on Sausage: 679
• Oral Statement: 680
• Wrapper Marking: 682
• MixtureSufficiency of Label on Can of Condensed Milk: 684
• Seller Calling Attention to Notice on LabelOtherwise Notified: 686
• Sale of Food in Altered StateDisclosure of AlterationKnowl edge of Alteration: 691
• False Representations Made before Sale at Variance with Label: 694
• Fraudulent or False Label: 695
• Instances of Proper and Deficient Labels: 699
• Brands: 701
• CHAPTER XIV: 702
• Patrons: 704
• Knowledge of Adulteration of Milk: 705
• Ignorance of Adulteration of Milk: 707
• Ignorance of Adulteration of Milk continued: 709
• Lack of Knowledge of Adulteration Lessening Penalty: 712
• The Article DemandedSale to Prejudice of Purchaser: 714
• Exposure for Sale: 717
• Purpose of Sale: 720
• Special Contract as to Quality of Goods: 721
• Purchaser having Knowledge that Food is Adulterated: 722
• Manufacture or Possession with Intent to Sell: 723
• Resale of Food Purchased under Written Warranty of its Purity: 725
• Sales by Agent: 738
• Liability of Agent: 743
• SEC PAGE 574 When Sale must be by Agent to make Principal Liable: 744
• CHAPTER XV: 745
• Imitation of Butter: 746
• Natural ColorImitation of Butter: 747
• Pure Butter Below Grade: 748
• Liability of Hotel Restaurant or Boarding House Keeper: 751
• Sale of Oleomargarine in Unlicensed Restaurant: 752
• Disclosing Article Sold is Oleomargarine: 754
• Oleomargarine under Fancy Name: 755
• Sale in Sealed Packages: 756
• CHAPTER XVI: 757
• Indictment must Show what was the Adulteration: 758
• Indictment for Sale of Unlabeled Package: 759
• Negativing Provisos: 760
• Knowledge of Adulteration or Unfitness for Food: 762
• Alleging Name of Purchaser: 763
• Description of Defendant: 764
• Mislabeling or Misbranding: 766
• Sale of Adulterated Food without Informing Purchaser: 767
• Sale by Agent: 768
• Milk: 769
• Selling Adulterated Milk at Cheese Factory: 771
• Intention to Sell Unfit Meat: 772
• Failure to Label Articles of Food: 773
• EVIDENCE: 775
• Preponderance of EvidenceReasonable Doubt: 781
• 618d Proprietary Medicine Original Packages: 787
• CHAPTER XX: 794
• Patented Medicines: 804
• Druggists Liability in Selling Unbroken PackagesNegligence the Basis of Liability: 806
• Sale of Drugs from Broken Packages: 807
• Mislabeling Poisons or MedicinesLiability to Remote Pur chaser: 808
• Failure to Label a PoisonPhysicians Prescription: 810
• Implied Representation that Drug Requested for a Particular Purpose is Fit for such Purpose: 812
• Drug Sold for Specific Purpose: 813
• Chemical Mixed after Sale with Another Chemical Producing a Dangerous Compound: 814
• Negligently Compounding PrescriptionIllegible Prescription: 815
• Purchaser Informed of Deadly Character of Drug: 816
• Knowingly Administering Poison or Unwholesome Food: 819
• ComplaintPleading: 822
• Where Action must be Brought: 823
• Punitive Damages: 824
• Sale of Unwholesome Food: 825
• Implied Warranty in Sale of Food: 826
• Eating Unwholesome Food in a RestaurantProof of Negli gence: 829
• Vendor having Knowledge of Unwholesomeness of Food: 830
• Food for Cattle and Horses: 831
• Slander: 832
• Liability for Price of Adulterated Food Sold as Pure Food: 833
• APPENDIX A The Food and Drugs Act June 30 1906: 837
• Reg 16: 850
• Reg 29: 856
• Declaration: 858
• Filled Cheese 861 to: 866
• to: 874
• APPENDIX: 880
• to: 888
• Regulations Concerning Adulterated Butter 888 to: 897
• Regulations Concerning Renovated Butter under Internal Revenue: 898
• APPENDIX M: 915
• Meat Inspection 915 to: 970
• The Insecticide Act of 1910 970 to: 987
• Standards of Purity for Food Products 988 to: 1010

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Page 212 - An act for preventing the manufacture, sale, or transportation of adulterated or misbranded, or poisonous, or deleterious foods, drugs, medicines, and liquors, and for regulating traffic therein, and for other purposes...

Page 321 - ' misbranded, ' ' as used herein, shall apply to all drugs, or articles of food, or articles which enter into the composition of food, the package or label of which shall bear any statement, design or device regarding such article, or the ingredients or substances contained therein which shall be false or misleading in any particular...

Page 835 - drug," as used in this Act, shall include all medicines and preparations recognized in the United States Pharmacopeia or National Formulary for internal or external use, and any substance or mixture of substances intended to be used for the cure, mitigation, or prevention of disease of either man or other animals. The term

Page 225 - If it consists in whole or in part of a filthy, decomposed, or putrid animal or vegetable substance, or any portion of an animal unfit for food, whether manufactured or not, or if it is the product of a diseased animal, or one that has died otherwise than by slaughter. Sec. 8. That the term

Page 435 - In the case of mixtures or compounds which may be now or from time to time hereafter known as articles of food, under their own distinctive names, and not an imitation of or offered for sale under the distinctive name of another article, if the name be accompanied on the same label or brand with a statement of the place where said article has been manufactured or produced.

Page 322 - Second. If it be labeled or branded so as to deceive or mislead the purchaser, or purport to be a foreign product when not so, or if the contents of the package as originally put up shall have been removed, in whole or in part, and other contents shall have been placed in such package...

Page 435 - In the case of articles labeled, branded, or tagged so as to plainly indicate that they are compounds, imitations, or blends, and the word "compound," "imitation," or "blend," as the case may be, is plainly stated on the package in which it is offered for sale: Provided, That the term, blend...

Page 977 - Act have been violated by such party, then the Secretary of Agriculture shall at once certify the facts to the proper United States district attorney, with a copy of the results of the analysis or the examination of such article duly authenticated by the analyst or officer making such examination, under the oath of such officer.

Page 256 - First. If any substance has been mixed and packed with it so as to reduce or lower or injuriously affect its quality or strength.

Page 834 - Act when intended for export to any foreign country and prepared or packed according to the specifications or directions of the foreign purchaser when no substance is used in the preparation or packing thereof in conflict with the laws of the foreign country to which said article is intended to be shipped; but if said article shall be in fact sold or offered for sale for domestic use or consumption, then this proviso shall not exempt said article from the operation of any of the other provisions...

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Law of Pure Food and Drugs, National and State: With Appendices Containing Federal Statutes Relative Thereto and the Regulations of the Government for Their Enforcement; 20th-century legal treatises; HeinOnline legal classics library; LLMC Digital; Making of Modern Law legal treatises; Making of modern law
• Author: William Wheeler Thornton
• Publisher: W.H. Anderson Company, 1912
• Length: 1113 pages