The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-29

anu JOUUtI, T1uSO lhtiCIOlI supply W.
Omaha, Neb. Sample purchased from
Dale Van Hook, De Smet, S. D. Sample
contained 1850 of wood alcohol and
no Q%uinine.
Quinine Shop Tonic. Owl Brand
Manufacturer and jobber. Hugo Mel
choir Supply Co, Omaha, Neb. Sample
purchased from J. II. Ostlund, Vermil-
lion, S. d. Sample contained $500 of
wood alcohol and but a mere trace OF
quinine.
Iris Toilet Observation-Disclosures
er and jobber, Hugo Melchoir Supply
Co, Omaha, Neb. Sample purchased
from Carpenter Barber Shop, Sioux
Falls, S. d. Label on an original I'M
opened bottle from which sample was
taken by inspector read in part as
follows: "A proven antiseptic. Has
great healing properties. Contains
23G of grain alcohol, IL, 900 part of
bichloride of mercury" Examination
Of sample shows it to contain alcohol
as claimed but no bichloride of mer-
curry. Total solids are but 0.04rt.
Sample was misbranded in that state
ment on label was false.
Bay Rum Standard Brand-Manufac-
turer and jobber, Howig Robinson Co,
Des Moines, la. Sample purchased
n.o-- u A. Putnam, Hartford, S. d.
sample coht~ins 23.5G of grain alco-
hol. M~isbranded ana adulterated in
that it contained much ics~ alcohol
than the label declared.
Ginger Ale Flavor. Diamond Sparkle
Observation-Disclosures and jobber, the
Liquid Carbonic Co., Minneapolis,
Mimi. Adulterated in that capsicum
had been substituted in part for GIN
ger.
Lemon Flavors. Rustik Brand
Manufacturer and jobber, Green & DE
Laittre Co., Minneapolis, MINI. Adult
terated and misbranded in that it was
labeled "1-3 standard strength, on
tains 2-3G lemon OIL" when in fact
it contained no lemon oil, and a dilute
solution of alcohol was substituted in
whole or part for 1-3 strength lemon
flavor.
Manufacturer and Jobber, G. Shenk-
berg Co., Sioux City, Ia. Labeled,
Three Star Brand Lemon Extract, AL
cohol 45G." Adulterated and mis-
branded in that a ~terpeneless lemon
extract containing but a trace of lemon
oil had been substituted in whole or in
part for lemon which must contain no
less than 500 of lemon oil. Samples
were purchased at three different
stores in the state.
Maple Syrups. Farrell's Brand
Jobber, Farrell & Co, Oamha, Neb.
Sample taken from unopened five gal
Ion can proved on analysis to be adul-
terated and misbranded in that it con-
sisted in whole or in part of a product
of fermented maple syrup which had
been substituted for pure maple syrup.
Vinegar-Sold by the Golden Gro
Gerry, Mitchell. S. D., as pure cider
vinegar. Analysis showed that water
had been substituted in whole or in
part for cider vinegar, and that it con
tanned but 3-4Gr acentic acid whereas
not less than 4.5G is required by law.
Sample was adulterated.
Vinegar. Sunshine Brand-Manu.
featured by The Harbauer Co, Toledo,
Ohio. Labeled pure apple vinegar.
Sample adulterated and misbranded in
hat a substance high in reducing
sugars, together with distilled vinegar
or dilute acentic acid, had been sub
stituted in whole or in part for pure
apple vinegar.
Vinegar-Sold by Owl Grocery,
Sioux Falls, S. D., as pure cider vine
gar. Adulterated in that water had
been substituted in part for cider vine
gar. Analysis showed the substance
to contain but 1867 acentic aid,
to contain but 1907 acentic acid,
whereas the law requires not less than
4.5G1 acentic acid.
Oysters. Extra Selects-Jobber, u.
E. Foote & Co., Inc, Baltimore, Md.
Analysis of sample showed it 10 con
tain 1870 of free liquor. The oysters
were adulterated in that water had
been substituted in whole or in part
for oysters.
Catsup. Menu Observation-Disclosures
ed by the Harbauer Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sample was adulterated in that it con-
sisted in whole or in part of a filthy
and decoposed vegetable substance.
Catsup.-Another sample of same
brand as that next above taken from
another store showed analysis similar
results.
Raisins-Jobber, Andrew Kuehn Co.,
Sioux Falls, S. d. A 50-fb box "a
found to consist in whole or in part of
filthy animal and vegetable substance
in that it was very wormy. Sample
was taken five days after date of in
voice and in cold weather.
The samples of drugs listed below
were illegal because in each instance
they differed from the standard of
strength, quality or purity as determin-
ed by tests laid down in the United
States officials Fh~aracopeia or ma
tional formulary. The amount of drug
or chemical determined may have been
either more or less than the required
amount. Samples showing only a
moderate variation from official
strength are not listed here. A mod
crate variation, rarely exceeding ten
per cent, from the official standard of
strength, is not considered sufficient
cause for CHASING samples as illegal.
Glycerine-Jobber, Eddy & Eddy, ST.
Louis, Mo.
Sweet Spirit of Nitre-Prepared and
sold by Dallas Drug Co.. Dallas.
Sweet Spirits of Nitre-Prepared
and sold by Nelson Bros, Colome.
Sweet Spirits of Nitre-Prepared