Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
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CHATTER -.
An Act to Prohibit Advertisements
Of Cures or Medicines Relating TO
,Wenereal Diseases ana Certain sex
Sec. I !. Il shall be unlawful for
any person TO publish or cause to be
published. to deliver or Distribute or
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post, or display, or to. permit to be
any buildings. windows. or outhouses:
premises Or Other sTrfa sS;. ssts
or 90 have displayed In or on any
could be read by passers-by or the
public any adyertisemens lahneh
refers to any person or persons from
whom. or to any means by which, OF
70 any ONCE or place At which, may
be obtained any treatment or cure
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vitality. impotency seminal ennis
stone, gleet. varicoceie, or self-annse'
whether described by such names.
w csssI sss or RRua. ns
phrases. calculated or, intended to
convey to the reader. the Idea that
any Of said diseases. inhrmities, dls-
aDll1tle6s COn0ltiOhb OE hdcHS e1
meant OF referred to. or which re-
fers to any medicine, article. device.
or preparation that may be USED TOE
the treatm6ot. cure. or prevention OF
any of the diseases. inf1rmities' as
abilities. conditions or habits men
Sec. .. The word .'person" as used
herein, shall mean and include nat
ural persons. co-partnerships., corpo;,
ratiops and associations, and snail
Include persons of both sexes.
Sec 8. This act shall not apply to
publications, advertisements, or no.
tices OF the United States govern
ment. the State Of Maine. or OF any
state. or Of any public official. de-
Charged with the enforcement of its
Sec. 4. Any person violating any
of the provisions OF this act shall be
punished by fine Of not more tnan
one hundred dollars or by imprlson-
ment for not more than three months
e %en BY e9tn sSsa Msre and i7
CHAPTER 50.
An Act for the Improvement Of San
itary Conditions In School Buiidins
Sec. i. In order to safeguard the
health and morals of the children OF
the state, towns shall from their reg
ular appropriations for schoolhouse
repairs, or from special approprla-
vide and maintain sanitary. protected
and clean toilets free from all OBJ
scene markings in all school build
ings or in other buildings rented or
Sec 2. On and after the first day
of September, nineteen hundred and
twenty four. ell school buildings or
buildings used for school purposes
ties that shall be installed in such
privacy, Cleanliness and supervision
by teachers and that shall meet at
least one of the following minimum
taj Flush water closets connected
with sewer. filter bed. septic tanks
or protected cesspool with separate
BILE only by separate passageways
from school rooms or corridors.
>(b) Chemical closets, of such
types and manufacture as shall De
Of public schools. with separate com
partments for the sexes aecesslois
only by separate passageways from
school rooms or corridors.
(c) Prjvies located in attached
buildings provided with separate com
partments for the sexes: accessinle
only by separate ventilated passage
ways from school rooms or corridors
and eonstruGted in Ias such nriva man mann Se
at least ten feet from the nearest
school room wall and adjacent to the
outside wall of the building in which
said privy is located.
Sec. 3. The state superintendent of
public schools shall furnish to SUI
perintending school committees or
building committees plans for privies
of approved type. lists OF chemical
toilets of approved type and manu-
facture and such other information
and material as may assist said com
mittees in complying with the proVi-
sions of this act.
Sec. A. Experimenting school COM
nittees shall make provision for the
cleaning Of vaults and tanks and the
repair and upkeep of accessories.
Said committees shall annually cause
an inspection to be made Of sanitary
conditions in school buildings and
shall cause to be reported to the town
such construction, reconstruction or
repairs necessary to meet the condi-
lions of this act and any town fail
through neglect of its experimenting
school committee or neglect to APP
propriate funds for the purpose shall
be liable to the penalties of section
nineteen of chapter sixteen of the re-
vised statutes.-(Approve March I'D
CHAPTER "a.
An Act to Amend Section Thirty-six
of Chapter One Hundred and Four
of the Revised Statutes, Relating
to Admission to Bail.
Section thirty-six of Chapter one
hundred and four of the. revised stat
utes is hereby amended by striking
out the words ION criminal process"
in the first and second lines thereof
and by inserting after, the word
'bailabie" in the second line thereof
the word criminal so that said
section as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec. Sc. Any person under arrest
for a bailable criminal offense, may,
before commitment to Jail. if he so
requests, be taken by the officer hav-
ing him in charge. before such COM
missioner who may inquire into the
case and admit him to bail. And any
person arrested on the Lords Day.
ceding. for a bailable offense. may be
admitted to bail on that day by such
commits sioher.' Mar. 1T.)
CHAPTER ao.
An Act to Amend Section Fifty-five
Of Chapter Fiftystwo Of the Re-
yised s 81 peposts apo Iauias
ton of Savings Banks.
Section fifty-five of chapter, nifty
two of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by adding at the end Of said
section the following: provided. how
claimed fund is in an amount less
than two hundred dollars. the
claimant thereto may make appli-
cation to any Justice of the
supreme judicial court who may
after Identification to him satisfac,
Of the supreme judicial court direct.
ing the treasurer of state to pay said
fund to the claimant therein named