Mail Order Hous es and Infantile Paralysis Sparks Debate
Des Moines Sept 14 commentary links infantile paralysis to Virginia quarantine and alleges mail order houses from New York City to Chicago may spread disease via unsanitary sweatshops and returned goods. It urges publishers and health boards to act and considers Virginia’s measures drastic but necessary.
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Should Not Have Delivered Merchandise to Homes
The speaker questions whether goods from New York City or other cities should be sent directly to residents as a plague risk. She argues Virginia and other states must safeguard children and future citizenship by considering such measures.
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