The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-08
LEGAL.

4 w All dfllcl0 containing more IMAM
one food product OF an article contain
ing more than one active medicinal agent
is smisbranded If named after a single
constituent. In the case of drugs, the
nomenclature employed by the United
States Pharmacopoeia and the National
vided in regulation s. If not officiaf or
standardized. an article is misbranded, if
i the name suggests that it contains a sub
stance not present in the article, or
leaves false impression as to its origin,
place OF manufacture or production, or
/ go The term design or device APP
plies TO pictorial matter of every de-
! scriptlon, and to authorizations, characters
| or signs for weights. measures, or names
of substances.
statement, design or device shall not be
justified by any statement given as the
opinion of an expert or other person. APP
any descriptive matter explaining the use
Of the false or misleading statement, de-
| ID 1. Any article Of food or drugs.
c mn,en under under. the law on regulations re,
label. not only on ' the original package age,
but on all lots removed for display of the
goods or for convenience of handling.
"a point is one seventy-second Of an
! Type in this line is .eight-point.
| q Any article of food or drugs which
under the preceding provision does not
require labelling must nor be sold. ex-
manner to be liable to mislead or
deceive the purchaser, Deceptive or mis-
leading oral statements touching the dis
tlnctlve name of unlabeled goods are pro-
| hibited.
| Regulation 49,
Name and address of manufacturer.
Section s.
ta9 The name of the manufacturer or
| producer, the place where manufac-
tured, except in case of mixtures and
compounds having a distinctive name,
given must be the true name and the
true place The words packed for
or some equivalent phrase shall be adj
| ded to the label. in case the name which
appears upon the label is not that of the
name of the place not the actual place
of manufacture or production.
(b) When a person, firm or corporation
article of food or drug in two or more
places, the actual place of manufacture
or production of each particular package
need not be stated on the label except
when. in the opinion of the secretary of
| of. any such place. to the exclusion of the
others, misleads the public.
Regulation II.
/, Character of name.
Il Section s.
/ CAD A simple or unmixed food or drug
| product not bearing a distinctive name
| shall be designated by it's common name
in the English language; Or, if drug. by
These regulations shall not be. construed
as requiring a statement of the proper
ton of alcohol or of the other ingredients
of the United States Pharmacopoeia or
when sold in unbroken packages.
1b1 The use OF geographical name lI1te
sh eddd not be permitted In connection with
or produced in that place, when such name
indicates that the article was manufac-
tured or produced in that place.
connection with a food or drug product
by reason of long usage it has come to
represent a generic term and Is used to
sue ety The Etpfe or or eraforv ov
any such article is manufactured or pro-
duced shall be stated upon the principal
label.
CD A foreign name which is recognized
as distinctiye of product of foreign
of domestic origin except as an indica-
ton of the type or style of quality or
that d ha 6 ony off when
sale under the name of a foreign article.
Regulation Is.
Distinctive name.
t T Section s..
; (a) A name or distinctive name is
clearly distinguishes food or drug prod
uct, mixture or compound from any other
; food or drug product, mixture. or com,
or it may include words indicating special
characteristics such the name of the
origin. the source, the age, the Compost
ton, the mode of manufacture or pro-
duction, or the effects attending its use.
representing any single constituent. of a
: mixture or compound.
| (c) A distinctive name shall not mis-
| represent any property or quality of a
mixture or compound.
false indication of origin, character. or
place of manufacture, nor lead the Pur-
chaser to suppose that 1t is any other
{e) Foods may not be offered for sale
under the distinctive name of another ar
! tiele This prohibition extends to oral
| statements by the seller calculated or
. liable to mislead or deceive the purchaser
, that he is receiving goods of a different
: character from that of those actually de-
f livered.
Compounds, limitations or blends without
distinctive name.
(a) The term .'blend'' applies to a mix
+ turel of like substances, not excluding
used for the purpose of coloring and flaw
: oring only
@! If any age be stated. it shall not
be that of a single one of its constituents
; but shall be the average of all constituents
: in their respective proportions.
(c) Coloring and flavoring cannot be
used for the purpose of increasing the
! weight or bulk of a blend
/ I'D In order that colors or flayors may
t used in quantities exceeding / pound tt
(e5 A color or flavor cannot be EN-
ployed to initiate any natural product OF
any other product or recognized name
and quality.
Y e. The term 'imitation'' applies to an,
n mixture or compound which is a counter
: felt or fraudulent stimulation of any ar
3 ticle of food or drug.
Regulation 20.
:, Articles Without label.
Section g. first under Drugs" SECOND
Il under Food.
f 1t is prohibited to sell or offer or keel
t for sale. a food or drug product bearint
d no label upon the package or no de
h scriptive matter whatever connected will
: / it, either by design, device, or otherwise
" if said product be an imitation of or of
: fered for sale under the name of arothe
s article.
nj Regulation q.
e Proper branding not a. complete guaranty
e Packages, although correctly BRANDS
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