The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
LEGAL

LEGAL
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;na n,ee Of the limits for arsenic
further investigation
H. VEGETABLES.
A. Grain Products.
b. Pastes, Macaroni, Spaghetti. yermicelfI-
/. Macaroni. spaghetti. vermiceIli are
wheat. They contain not more than thir-
teen and one-half per cent (15.596) Of mois-
ture.
?. Flour macaroni, flour spaghetti, flour
ve7piceih are dried pastes made of -four
They contain not more than thirteen and
one-half per cent C135ee) of moisture
At this same meeting the following
resolutions were adopted: -
RESOLVED, That substitutes for a foxL
product, unless otherwise permitfed by -
regulations of the State Board of Heal<H.
must be of equal food value and have Ike
physical properties to the material which
added color and shall meet all the require
ments of the food and drug laws pertaining
RESOLVED, That the Kansas State
Board Of Health, altho in full sympathys
posed to any change or lowering OF the
standards now in force for the regulation
Of food and drug unless such
by the United States Food Administrations
At this meeting the Board by affirmlf
alive vote placed the following Interpreters
ton on Rule relating to the sale eff
Foot note: Ice that does not meet the.
above requirements, cannot be sold whers~
It may come in contact with foods or
Board Of Health held at Lawrence, Kansas
March 10Th, 1918, the following .resolutiogSs
WHEREAS, the War and Navy Depart-c
ments and the Council OF National Defense
have requested Kansas to do her share. in
minimizing the evils of organized vice..
prostitution and yenereal disease; and
WHEREAS. It is well known that venereaN
in mfGtary service; that those in milftarxs
service are peculiarly subject to solicitatIoaf
/ OF sexual commerce by prostitutes. and that
the effect upon the efficiency of the army,
particularly in time of war, and the meHaseS
to the health of the civilian population OF,
| states in which army camps are locafas>~
present a special problem to public health,
WHEREAS, the Kansas State Board of
Health is specifically charged with the
duty of preventing the Introduction amt
| spread Of disease to or within the state.y
| and for the better protection of soldiers issr
| training on the military reservations within.
| the state and for the protection of those
of military age subject to call within the
state, and for the protection and safety-of
both in time of war and in time of peace.
and for the perpetuity of the race: AIS
by the specific directions Of the legislaturesS
OF the State of Kansas under Chapter ZOE
are hereby adopted as part Of the rules
and regulations Of the Kansas State Board >
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE
CONTROL AID SUPPRESSION 0Er
, GONORRHOEA AND SYPHILIS. ~
| Rule ]. The local county city health z
officers throughout the state hereby
authorized to use every available means1os
| ascertain the existence of, and Immediately
| Investigate, all suspected cases of syphilis
| In the Infectious stages and gonococcus.t
| infections within their respective jurlsdie6.
| tons and to ascertain the source of suchs
RULE H. In such investigations safd
laeal haalth officers n their dufv anthor-F
lied representatives. are hereby vested wirhs
! full powers Of inspection. examination, isozo
| lation and disinfection of all places, per-
sons and things, and as such inspectors
said local health officers, or their duis
(al 70 make examinations Of all persons
reasonably suspected Of having syphilis in
| the infectious stages gonococcas infet-1
| ton. Owing to the prevalence Of such dis<s
be- IN the al above
tb) To isolate such persons whenever m
/ the opinion of said local health officer, tie
State Board of Health. or its Secretary,
isolation is necessary to protect the publie~
health. In establishing isolation the bealtAe
officer shall define the place and the limits
/ of the area in which the person reasonably
| suspected or known TO have syphilis or
| gonccoccus infection. aud his Tor herb at
/ tendant. are to be isolated, and DO persons :
other than the attending physicians, shall
the permissi of the local heaith officer. Z.
tcl In cases OF quarantine or isolauou
no. 10 ,eTin IN sald quarfntlne or lsois
.
/ fictitious or until permission has been given
by the local health officer.
/ Cases of gonococcus infection are to be
regarded infectious until at least two.~
successive smears aiken not less than 4s
hours apart fail to show gonoeoceL
Cases of syphilis are to be regarded as
INFECTIOUS until all LESSONS Of skin or
mucous membranes are completely healed-t
I'D Inasmuch as prostitution is the moss<
/ prolific source OF syphiIis and gonococeusz
/ infection. said local health OFFICERS, or theirs
4 duly authorized representatives, au-<
thorized to use every proper means to aid
in suppressing the same. and not to fssuec
/ certificates of freedom from yeneresl dir
ease as such certificates may be used for
| the purpose of solicitation.
lei Keep all records pertaining TO said
inspections and examinations ia files not
/ open to public inspection aud t1 mske
| every reasonable effort to keep secret tHe
identity Of those affected by yerereaf n
ease control measures inssmuch may be
consistent with the protection. OF public
| health.
/ / hereby certify that the aboYe Is a tr8e
copy of the resolutions and regulations
| adopted.
tsigned) s. j. CRUMBINE. NJ D..
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