And it was further forbidden, in the marking, to use any words or combination of words indicating that the article was either butter, cream, or dairy product.
The North Carolina law goes much further, forbidding municipalities from enacting L.G.B.T.-civil-rights protections that are inconsistent with state protections, of which there are none.
Some states have expanded that list to include firearms or lottery tickets, but the Kansas law goes even further, forbidding expenditures on jewelry, tattoos, massages, spa treatments, lingerie, tobacco, movies, swimming pools, fortune telling, bail bonds, arcade games, amusement parks, and that infamous indulgence for families living under the poverty line, ocean cruises.
Further, forbid your children from speaking disrespectfully about the other parent, even though it may be music to your ears.
The Codes further forbade Blacks from occupations outside those of a farmer or servant, unless they were able to pay a hefty annual tax.
Many Puritan landowners went even further, forbidding their workers to attend any church ales, culminating in two Somerset circuit judges ruling in 1632 that "all public ales be henceforth utterly suppressed".
Further ordinances forbade prostitution, judicial duels, and ordeal by battle.
It is true that this Court has on occasion gone a step further, and forbidden the practices likely to produce involuntary disclosures, but those cases are readily distinguishable.
Based on last week's oral arguments, and the fact that Justice Anthony Kennedy has never voted to uphold preferences, the court may restrict them further or forbid them.
The Old Testament states that anyone who touches a woman on her period will be "unclean until evening", and Bishop Theodore of Canterbury (690 AD) took this one step further and forbade menstruating women from even visiting church.
