Government Regs On Prescribing Liquor For Medical Use
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue issued rules allowing physicians to prescribe wines and liquors for internal or external medical use. Each prescription must be in duplicate, signed in the physician’s handwriting, with a maximum one quart per patient at a time. Prescriptions require patient name, address, date, illness, and pharmacist name. Physicians must maintain per patient records and pharmacists must keep copies and report monthly totals. Pharmacists may dispense only if named in handwriting, have a permit, and are registered retail liquor dealers with tax. Refills are not allowed, and pharmacists must refuse if abuse or illegitimate use is suspected.
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Internal Revenue Report
Collector of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States Attorney
MUNITIONS SHIP EXPLOSION DRIVES CREW TO BOAT
Twelve crewmen of the four masted auxiliary schooner Elmir Roberta, owned in Orange Texas, reported ammunition laden vessel caught fire after a lamp exploded in the engine room at midnight. The crew escaped in a lifeboat with everything lost, then were picked up nine hours later by the Roseway near Cape Sable.
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Yarmouth
N.S
Elmir Roberta
Orange
Texas
Bordeaux
New York
Jorgensen
Roseway
Cape Sable
State withholds September payments to 66 sectarian hospitals
A lawsuit by Louis Collins of Delaware County seeks to stop the Pennsylvania state from paying the September appropriation to 66 sectarian hospitals and homes. The suit argues the payments violate the state constitution. The state has not yet filed an answer. officials are away and unaware of service status in the Collins case.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Spli
Louis Collng
Delaware County
Coffins
Statut
C Ollitis
Kephart
Abitér
Snyder
Attorney General's Department
Collins
Recalled Envoy to Japan Returns to Tower Teas
Aug 28 Rhingion reports Roland Satern American ambassador to Japan, who was in Omsk and Irkutsk on Silesia inquiries for President Wilson, ordered to return to Tower Teas. In Allentown workers hear 30 percent wage boost for Kaltenbach and Stephens plant, marking cumulative raises after a 10 percent advance in June.
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Wee
Omsk
Rhingion
Roland Satern
Japan
Silesia
Wilson
Fens
Irkutsk
Allentown
Alix
Kaltenbach and Stephens, Sk
Swift & Co. Indicted in Ohio Grand Jury Charges
An Akron grand jury returned indictments against Swift & Co. of Cincinnati for alleged violations of the state food prize law. Five men stand accused at Cincinnati and five more named include William Alexander and Jokat Butcher in connection with the case.
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Swift & Co
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tvere
Buunition Equity
Swift &Co
Cinetac Wat
Wiliam Alexander
Jokat Butcher
Living Costs Committee Sets Sugar Price Frorested Fair Charge
The Ist at e Committee on Living Costs appointed by Governor Harrington conducts daily sessions in the Munsey Building with members led by W H Killian and supported by Miss K E Braithwaite and local groups. It will publish factual findings before conclusions, starting with sugar as the first commodity, recommending eleven cents a pound as a fair maximum based on the Sugar Equalization Board.
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Harrington
State Conservation Commission
Munsey Building
W. H. Killian
Oscar, Leger
George E Barnett
Sylvan H. Lauchheimer
W. RC. Wood
John H. Ferguson
K. £. Braithwaite
Maryland Agricultural College
Women's Civil League
Federated Women’s Club
State Board of Health
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Court Trials Postponed for Farmers Benefitting Schedule Shift
The court delayed trials to accommodate farm jurors. The term opens with a grand jury of 22 to be drawn, then suspends for jury trials until September 8, with criminal docket to follow. Bail cases to be postponed until December. farmers busy with sugar corn and yellow corn harvests.
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Hammond Uiner
Glenn H. Worthington
Grand Jury
Berryville Driver Fined Five Dollars for Reckless Driving
Henry Russell of Berryville Virginia was arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Deputy Earl Neikirk on the Baltimore pike near the city for reckless driving. At a hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson he was fined five dollars, which he paid.
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Henry Russell
Berryville
Earl Neikirk
Baltimore
J. Grahame Johnson
Rubber Giants Craft Superior Tire Quality
The largest tire maker highlights its ability to select top materials and master production to ensure durable, high performance tires. Their scale enables advanced research and quality control across all stages of manufacturing.
Slayer Kills Self In Oklahoma Death Tragedy
Meager details report Charles I Dutrow shot and killed by his brother in law and the killer then killed himself. Body sent from Laura Virginia to Yellow Springs for funeral at Pleasant Hill church with burial in nearby cemetery. Funeral director Thos. P. Rhce.
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Charles I Duttow
Sylvester Moss
Yellow Springs
Laura
Pleasant Hill
Thos. P. Rhce
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Istate
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Ichain
United States
Mountain City Garage
IC. H. Duttow
POST
Franklin Savings Bank
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Markell & Ford
Dandelion
Greenawalt’s
Tilghman's Meat Market
S. Market St
Pearre
Imacy
Seeger
Commercial State
McCleery
Jewelry Store
Market Street
Frederick, MD
Rafe
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
North Market
Stitzat
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