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Verification map, not publication clearance.
Source argument and evidence map
The article covers reform campaigns, labeling, enforcement and later amendments, not a complete whiskey-standard history. Its legislative infobox assigns a 241–17 tally to the Senate; this is an obvious verification flag, not a usable vote count. Distinguish enactment from effective date and institutional ancestry from the later FDA name.
Researcher synthesis
FDA institutional history, read in full, frames the law around labeling rather than premarket approval, distinguishes food from drug standards, and describes enforcement disputes. FDA names eleven disclosure ingredients versus Wikipedia's ten: consult statutory wording before enumerating. The FDA article is a supporting check, not a completed standalone Source intake. Do not treat the 1882 quoted proposal as the 1906 enacted statute or infer present-day drug legality from this history.
Assessment
Full written overview and bibliographic apparatus reviewed. Linked works and media require separate review. No general historical or scientific claim becomes verified merely by appearing here.
Completion checklist
Preservation reconciliation — September 8, 2026
The original HTML snapshot is now included in the native Wikipedia-Captures-173-218.zip package on No access. Earlier preservation-pending language is superseded for that HTML only. Local original hashes and ZIP integrity were checked; native attachment presence was refetched. Remote images/assets were not bundled and a new cloud-byte comparison was not performed. Written-source reading does not establish that every cited work or illustration was reviewed. Other source-specific holds remain unchanged.
