The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-08
LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State Journal
June 8, 1903

\
June 8, 1901
At a meeting of the Kansas State Board
of Health held June LIST, 19os the follow
ing rules and regulations for the enforce
ment of the Kansas food and drugs law
were unanimously adopted:
GENERAL.
Regulation l.
Short title of act.
The act ito prevent the manufacture,
sale or transportation OF adulterated or
misbranded or poisonous or deleterious
to regulate traffic therein, and providing
for the appointment of inspectors for car
rying out its provisions and to provide
penalties for violation thereof, and to re-
peal all acts OF parts of acts in conflict
herewith, Approved February, Il, 1907.
and revised and approved March Il, 1893.
KANSAS FOOD AND DRUGS LAW of
February IA, 1907
Collection of Samples.
Section 3.
(a) Samples of original packages or
broken packages of food, drugs or liquors.
shall be collected only by authorized in
spectors of the State Board of Health, or
by any state or local health officer of
his assistant under or by his direction.
(b) The term Original unbroken pack
age" as used herein, is the original pack
age, carton, case, can, box, barrel, bottle.
phial or other receptacle put up by the
manufacturer. distributor or dealer. to
which the label is attached. or which may
be suitable for the attachment OF label
making one complete package of the food
or drug article. The term original pack
age signifies either the wholesale or the
retail package.
(c) Samples may be purchased in the
open market, and. if in bulk, the marks,
lcontainer, wrapper or accompanying print
ed or written matter shall be noted. The
the vendor and agent through whom the
sale was actually made, together with the
date of invoice. and the date of purchase
| Iaxy ING IolJ ratyr
chase representative samples.
Cd All samples shall be, sealed by the
collector, and labeled by the identifying
marks.
Regulation 3.
Analyses.
Section A.
If it appears from examination or anal
ysis that the provisions of the Kansas food
and drugs laws have been violated, the
are of ae to b cdnny IT
the county where the sample was taken
as prescribed. The results of such exam
nations may be published in the Bulletin
of the Kansas State Board of Health, al
such times as the Secretary of the State
Board of Health may direct.
Regulation 4.
Publication.
Section 5.
(a) When a judgment of the court shall
have been rendered there may be a pub.
location of the findings of the examiner OF
analyst together with the findings of the
court.
| (b) This publication may be made il
the form of circulars, notices, or bulletins
as the secretary of the State Board OF
Health may direct.
| (c) If appeal be taken from the judg
| ment of the court before such publication
notice Of the appeal shall accompany the
Regulation s.
Standards of Drugs.
Section Z.
(a) A drug bearing the name recognized
| in the United States Pharmacopoeia o.
National Formulary shall be required t.
the standards prescribed or Indicated fo
drug of the same name recognized il
the United States Pharmaeopoeia or Ma
| tional Fornulary official at the time. O
| sale or when dispensed; provided, tina
in case of homeopathic or eclectic drugs
| the same shall be required to conform tt
| their accepted standards.
| (b1 Proprietary medicinal preparations
and similar medicinal products are re
| freshly prepared non-deteriorated article
! and to conform to the protested STANDARD
Of properties pro r quality ana strength claim
| Regulation 6.
| Formulas; proprietary foods. 54-s
Section s., second, in Hast. paragraph.
foods are. made shall be open at all rea
sonable times to the inspection provides
for in regulation IA. ~
| (b) Manufacturers of proprietary food
are required to state on the label tn
! names and percentages of the material
used, SO far as is necessary to secure free
1
| % In the case of syrups, the principa
label shall state definitely in eonspicuou
letters, the percentage of each ingredien
| in the case of compounds, mixtures. imi
| tations, or blends. When the name of tn
syrup includes the name of one or NOR
| of the ingredients, the preponderating in
gredient Shall be named first.
CD in the case of baking powder, tn
| ingredients used must be stated on tn
| principal label in conspicuous letters.
| 49, In the case of salad oils. the kim
or kinds Of oil or oils present must b
| stated upon the label.
| Regulation 7.
| Form of guaranty.
Section 8.
| (a) No dealer in food or drug product
will be liable to prosecution if he ca
establish that the goods were sold of
fered Or kept for sale. under a write
obbsI Dy the ~ ofb arn
| the United States from whom purchased
provided. that this exemption shall no
apply when such dealer knew or ough
to have known that said drugs or food
| SO sold, offered or kept for sale wer
adulterated or misbranded, within tn
in the official publication of the Stat
Board of Health the Bulletin of the Kan
| sas State Board of Health, of such drugs
misbranded, within the meaning of tn
! act. shall be deemed sufficient notice t
dealers in the state of Kansas that sue
products are adulterated or misbrandet
OBJ A general guaranty may be file
with the. secretary of the State Board c
and be given a serial number which mum
Der shall appear on each and every pack
age of goods sold under such guaranty
/ with the words Guaranteed by (inseI
name of guarantor) under the Kansa
Food and Drugs Law of February /
1907
(c) The following form of guaranty
suggested:
I (we). the undersigned, do hereby guar
antee that the articles of foods Cor drugs
manufactured, packed, distributed or sol
by me (us) (specifying the same as full
as possible), are not adulterated or mis-
branded within the meaning of the Kar
sas food and drugs law of February 1
1907.
| (Sign in inh) Observation-Disclosures.
Name and place of business of whole
saler, dealer, manufacturer, jobber. {
other party.)
Id If the guaranty be not filed wit
the secretary of the State Board of HeaIt
as above, it should identity and be a
taehed to the bill of sale, invoice, bill
1ading or other schedule giving the name
and quantities of the articles sold.