question of what the law is and what it requires of the manufacturer, packer, jobber, and retailer of foods, drugs, medicines or liquors. Information rather than theory is what those who are subject to the requirements of the Act want, and so far as information on the many questions arising under the Act is available, I have collated it and here present it.

ARTHUR P. GREELEY.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15, 1907.

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I.

2.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.

THE GENERAL PURPOSES AND SCOPE OF THE ACT.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ACT ...

Scope of the ACT-Manufacture

3. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Commerce Within a State.

4. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Original Package

5. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Inspection of Materials

6. SCOPE OF THE ACT-District of Columbia and Territories..

7. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Inspection of Material in District of

Columbia and Territories

8. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Stock on Hand January 1, 1907.

9. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Correction of Labels on Hand.

SCOPE OF THE ACT-Exports

10.

II, SCOPE OF THE ACT-Meats and Meat Food Products.

SCOPE OF THE ACT-Imported Food and Drug Products..

SCOPE OF THE ACT-Teas

12.

13.

14. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Imported Foods and Drugs-Regula-

tions

15. SCOPE OF THE ACT-Seizure in transit

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17. COLLECTION OF SAMPLES

PROCEDURE UNDER THE ACT.

18. COLLECTION OF SAMPLES-Suggestions

19. ANALYSIS OR EXAMINATION

20.

21.

22.

HEARING BEFORE THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS

PUBLICATION

CHAPTER III.

ARTICLES TO WHICH THE ACT APPLIES.

23. ARTICLES TO WHICH THE ACT APPLIES-Drugs

24. ARTICLES TO WHICH THE ACT APPLIES-Foods

26. ADULTERATION-Drugs-Drug Standards

27. ADULTERATION-Foods-Food Standards

28. ADULTERATION-Foods-Admixture of Inferior Ingredients..

29. ADULTERATION-Foods-Abstraction of Valuable Constituent 26

30. ADULTERATION-Foods-Concealment of Damage

feriority

31. ADULTERATION-Foods-Colors and Preservatives

or In-

32. ADULTERATION-Foods-Prohibited Colors and Preservatives

33. ADULTERATION-Foods-Effect of Rulings

34. ADULTERATION-Foods-Character of Raw Material

35. ADULTERATION-Confectionery

38. MISBRANDING Prior U. S. Statutes..

39. MISBRANDING-False or Misleading Statement, Design or

Device

40. MISBRANDING-Trademark

41.

MISBRANDING --Name of Manufacturer-Fictitious Names..

42. MISBRANDING-False Indication of Origin

43. MISBRANDING-General Requirements as to Label-Articles

46. MISBRANDING-Drugs-Refilling

47. MISBRANDING-Drugs-Substances Required to be Named...

48. MISBRANDING-Statement of Quantity of Proportion.

49. MISBRANDING-Drugs-Alcohol-Wood Alcohol

50. MISBRANDING-Drugs-Form of Statement of Substances

Required to be Named

51. MISBRANDING-Drugs-Supplemental

Paster

Label,

Stamp or

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42

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56. MISBRANDING-Foods-Deceptive Labeling or Branding—

Refilling

57. MISBRANDING-Foods-Substances Required to be Named..

58. MISBRANDING-Foods-Weights and Measures

59. MISBRANDING-Foods-Mixtures or Compounds Under Dis-

60.

61.

62.

tinctive Names

MISBRANDING-Foods-Permissible Imitations

MISBRANDING-Foods-Compounds-Mixtures

MISBRANDING-Foods-Blends

63. MISBRANDING-Proprietary Foods-Formula

GUARANTY APPLIES TO UNBROKEN PACKAGES ONLY.

67. GUARANTY NOT A GOVERNMENT GUARANTY

68. GUARANTY-No Provision as to Imported Foods and Drugs..

TEXT OF FOOD and DrugS ACT, JUNE 30, 1906, ANNOTATED...

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE FOOD

AND DRUGS ACT

FOOD INSPECTION DECISIONS, 40 to 65

STANDARDS OF PURITY FOR FOOD PRODUCTS

I. ANIMAL PRODUCTS

A. Meats and the Principal Meat Products

a. Meats

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83

105

141

143

143

143

143

143

143

a. Milk

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145

a.

B. Fruit and Vegetables

Fruit and Fruit Products

b. Vegetable and Vegetable Products.

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146

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