Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 327, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1927 — Page 3

APRIL 25, 1927

HEALTH BOARD IN WARNING AGAINST BOTTLINGCUOT Use of Hydrogen Peroxide in Chocolate Drinks Is Barred. The State board of health has begun a strenuous campaign against bottlers of carbonated beverages over the State who are using hydrogen peroxide as a preservative for carbonated chocolate drinks, according to Dr. I. L. Miller, food and drug commissioner, today. In a letter sent out to bottlers, Dr. Miller said: “Chocolate-flavored carbonated beverages, usually containing skimmilk solids, have gained rather wide distribution within the last two years. The preservation of these beverages has caused the bottler considerable trouble. Cites the Law “To overcome these difficulties, several bottlers supply companies are distributing solutions generally designated by numbers or coined names, to be added to the beverage at the time of bottling. Every such solution so far examined has been found to be hydrogen peroxide.” Dr. Miller then called attention to Section 2 of the food and drug law, which reads as follows: “For the purpose of this act an article shall be deemed as adulterated Ts it contains any added anti septic or preservative substance, except common table salt, saltpeter, cane sugar or other harmless preservative whose use "is authorized by the State board of health.” The commissioner said that th 6 health boardas not and will not There IS Relief! No longer any reason to “put off’relieving pain! For you needn't resort to habitforming drugs. Just take a Ne-Ake tablet. There’s no harm whateverin stopping pain with this remarkable discovery. And lit DOES stop pain—as surely and swifty ’ as things ten times its strength! Do you ever have nervous headaches? Take No-Ake, and give it ten minutes! Same with an aching tooth or jaw—or the pangs of neuralgia and even neuritis. No matter where the pain, No-Ake is ready to soothe it away. Perfectly harmless and any druggist is glad to supply you with this marvelous,’merciful palliative.

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authorize use of hydrogen peroxide as a preservative. Up to the present time there have been no arrests, he said, but the board has warned all bottlers that continuation of the practice will result in drastic measures being taken. Dr. Miller quoted from an article in the Bottlers’ Gazette,” a trade paper devoted to the interests of beverage manufacturers, as follows: "As there is evidence that hyrdogen peroxide has irritant and deleterious effects on the digestive tract, it is not regarded as a proper ingredient of any food when ready for consumption and is therefore classed as an adulterant when present in food.” Pasteurize Solids The commissioner also explained that, although the amount of drug used may be relatively small in a single bottle of chocolate beverage, yet the psychological effect upon consumers, when they learn that the concoction they have been drinking has been doped or artificially preserved will do much more harm to the bottlers than the slight saving in production cost effected by the use of peroxide. By pasteurizing the milk solids in chocolate beverages they can be preserved without the use of antiseptics, MHftr declared, and in this way the articles can be made a highly nutritious food drink. Births Girls Oorge and Esther Grubb, ISIS Brookside. John and Bertha Finchum, 1918 S. Collier. Earnest and Terra Wooten, 329 W. Twelfth. Frank and Mary Goins, 113 N. Noble. bare and Pearl Maiors. 1(159 Martindale. William and Nell Brown. 1128 N. Gale. lamuel and Josephine Currey. 828 Prospect. Boys Clarence and Cora Thompson. Methodist Hospital. Edward and I.illian Gregory. 11 33 Tecumseh. Joseph and Ethel McDowell 815 Buchanan. Eugene and Mary Moore. 1020 W. Morris. James and Ruth Sisson, 1742 Madison. Lewis and Lillie Weiss, 387,N. Lansing. Leonard and Mattie Dunn. 4:18 Tippecanoe. Louis and Beatrice Wright. 341 W. SCourt. Anthony and Ruby Thomas. 932 N. Traub. ' Twins Leslie and Martin Parker, 2348 Yandes, girls. George and Lela Rothwell, 020 Beecher, boys. Deaths Freddie Wandri.- 17, Lons’ Hospital, mitral insufficiency. Vera L. Smith. UD, city hospital, carcinoma. Wardie Leopard, 44. Central' Indiana Hospital, general paralysis. Hattie Greenfield. 51. 1209 W. New York, mitral insutiiciemy. Mary Jam* Albertson. 1, 1822 Dexter, catarrhal jaundice. Bern Jins, (Jd. city hospital, broncho pneumonia. Catherine Fillenworth. 82. 154a) English, hypostatic pneumonia. Charles H. weinke, dO 1514 Shelby, lobar pneumonia. Harry Mnschmeyer, 2d. Methodist Hospital. accidental. Irene Mack, 20, ,2507 Troy, tubercular laryngitis. Ma.y F. Branson, 01, 320 Ldckburn, chronic myocarditis. Merle Van Dean Mills, and months. 640 Virginia, broncho pneumonia. Harriett E. Theme. 72. 1 dd4 Lexington, chronic interstitial nephritis. Katie. Defender. 47 83/ 8. Pennsylvania, lobar pneumonia. Leroy titaulsbur.v.' 2 months, city hospital. premature birth Building Permits Hugh McDonald, dwelling, 230 Parker, $2,500. Charles Mayer, store front, 2.29-35 E. Sixteenth. SI,OOO. Northern States Mission, church, corner Villa and Prospect. SIO,OOO. Ben Goldstein, furnace. 1257 N. Medison. S2OO. W Wetzel, gar ige, 0230-32 E. Twen-ty-Fifth. $1,985. Frank Mosier. garage, southwest corner Tacoma and St. Clair, $275. Raymond Newberry, garage. 1030 Hoyt, S2OO. J. VV. Mullen, dwelling and garage, 1302 Southern. $3,900. Clyde Warman, storeroom, 2011-13 E. Thirtieth, $3,800. Evfrett Johnson, repair. 1925 Capitol, $1,500. D. Hill, garage, 1030 Bradbury, $3lO. John Iteisinger, garage. 430-32 N. Rando nh, S3OO. . Mary A. Sullivan, repair. 421-25 Capitol. SBOO. Herman Barnes, addition, 2127 E. Tenth. S3OO. R. S. I,ueder. garage. 1204 King, $l5O. G. B. Millikiu. dwelling and garage, 2517 Paris, $2,000. G. B. Millikiu. dwelling and garage, 253P'Paris, $2,000.

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MINISTER TELLS WHY HE HAS FAITH IN WORD OF GOD Post-Easter Meetings Continue to Draw Great Tonight at tho post-Easter revival services being conducted at the Englewood Christian Church, Dr. William J. Lockhart, evangelist of Des Moines, will tell why he believes in the Bible. This service will be known as “Bible night” and special recognition will be given to the oldest and most unique Bible. The evangelist has arranged special topics for each night of the revival this week. On Tuesday he will speak on “The Backslider Up Against It”; Wednesday, “I§ There a Real Hell?”; Thursday, “The Transformed Church,” and Friday, “Why I Am a Member of the Christian Church.” Dr. Lockhart is being assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Walker of Muncie and their daughter, Clare. Large crowds have been reported at all the meetings so far.

Girl Near Death After 63-Day Fast \| ISii 7 nited J'rcss ' DENVER. Col., April 23.—Desperate Pfforts were being made today to save the life of Miss Jrene Gimbel, 26 a student at the Colorado Chiropractic University, who is | in a state of coma here after fast- j ing sixty-three days. Efforts to give nourishment since j the fifty-ninth day when it is said unconsciousness started, have been futile. The case lias been reported to the district attorney's office where it will j receive official consideration. Neal D. Bishop, a recent graduate j of the school, has been ii\, constant j attendance upon Miss Gimbell for eleven days. She is said to have j I undergone a similar fast and report- j I ed satisfactory results. PRINTING PRESSES HUM | Japan .Making Paper Money to Ease Financial Stringency. tin United Pima TOKIO, April 25.—Japan today called on her printing presses to i ' help solve the financial crisis, i Faced by a shortage of money, j due to advances ot nmre tluin two j billion yen (about one Pillion dollars) ; !by the Bank of Japan to other banks, the treasury started printing new paper money as fast as the I presses would t*irn.

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