Milford chronicle., 1919-04-04
PHARMACISTS RECORD

Name of doctor issuing prescription. Kind
of liquor. Sales on previous prescription on
affidavit of such person for liquor within six
months. Purchaser. Signature of purchaser
Prescription.
Affidavit of person receiving pure grain
or ethyl alcohol:
State of Delaware, County of.........., SIS.
Be it remembered that on this..............day
of........A. ID. 49,, came
who being by me duly sworn according to
law doth depose and say that he is more than
Fl years of age and not of intemeprate
habits, and has not been convicted of violat-
ing any law relating to the sale or possession
of Intoxicating liquor within.-.........years.
That he needs.............. amount of alcohol
for................. purposes and will not use any
part of said alcohol for any other purpose
or allow others to use it. That he has not
received or possessed any alcohol within the
last thirty days eXcept...............and he has
no alcohol in his possession or control except
.................. Sworn to and subscribed before
me the day and year aforesaid.
..................................
(sEAL) ...........~.......................~.
Any druggist may administer the oath pro-
vided herein and the affidavit must be per-
manenty attached, or pasted in at the end of
the record of each sale Every druggist shall
affix to the container of such liquors a label
bearing his name, place of business, the
name of the person issuing prescription and
the number of such prescription.
Section I3. The provisions of this Act
shall not be construed to prevent the manu-
facture of cider for the purpose of making
vinegar or non-intOxicating cider for sale
containing not more than one-half of one
per cent of alcohol by volume, or to prevent
the sale, keeping and storing for sale by
druggists, as herein provided, of pure grain
or ethyl alcohol for mechanical, industrial,
medicinal, and scientific purposes and wine
for sacramental purposes. Nothing in this
Act shall prevent the possession or sale of
denatured alcohol or denatured rum intended
for use only in the industrial or mechanical
arts, or to prevent the sale and keeping and
storing for sale by druggists and general
merchants otners duiy licensed uy rAisting !
laws of any medicinal preparations manu-
factured in accordance with formulas pre-
scribed by the United States Pharmacopeia |
and National Formulary, or to prevent the |
and sale of toilet, medicinal or |
antiseptc preparations and solutions and |
upon the outside of each bottle, or box, or
package of which is printeG in English con-
spicuously and legibly and clearly the guam
tity by volume of alcohol in such prepara
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keeping for sale of food products known as
havoring extracts.
Section II. A physician who issues pre-
for Intoxicating liquors, as defined
in this Act, must be in active practice, in good
standing in his profession and not addicted to
the use of intoxicating liquors or drugs. Such
before issuing any prescription
must personally make a careful examination
Of the person for whom the alcohol is pre-
scribed, and in no case issue such prescrip-
tion to any person whom he has reason to
believe will use such alcohol for beverage
purposes. Any shift or device by which in
liquors may be improperly pre-
,cribed, or for any violation of this Section,
such physician shall be guilty of a misde-
Section I5 Any shift, or device whatever,
% evade the provisions of this Act, shall be II
deemed unlawful within the provisions of {
his Act.
Section I6. 1t shall be unlawful to adVer-
Use, SELL deliver or possess any preparations,
compounds or tablets from which beer or
liquor. is made for beverage use. .
Section II. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, firm, corporation to cause, or induce
my railroad company, express company. or
,ther carrier, or any servant, agent or en-
'loyee thereof, or any person or persons, To