Regulations 35 Relating To The Importation, Manufacture, Production, Compounding, Sale, Dispensing,

This is a historical document presenting the complete text of "Regulations 35," issued by the United States Internal Revenue Service. These regulations pertain to the control and oversight of opium and coca leaves, as well as their derivatives and preparations, in accordance with the Act of December 17, 1914, commonly known as the Harrison Act. This act, and subsequent amendments, sought to regulate the importation, manufacture, production, compounding, sale, dispensing, and distribution of these substances.

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