Draper Defends Massachusetts Meat Inspection Policy
Governor BEBEN S. DRAPER argues Massachusetts meat laws, recodified in 1899, are effectively enforced. He notes federal standards do not require marking slightly infected beef and most beef is government inspected. only a small 1.14 percent is locally inspected. He urges the resolution be sent to leaders and the governor.
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Chapman Talks Pastors Address Evangelical Alliance
Hundreds crowded Park Street Church for Rev. J Wilbur Chapman after Boston evangelistic campaign. He urged pastoral evangelism over professional outreach, urged ministers to reach the masses, and praised the awakening in Boston as a model for society.
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Valuable Home Tonic Promises Strength for Nervous Exhaustion
An old advertisement offers a home treatment for nervous exhaustion with insomnia cold extremities and headaches. It claims a health revival through a simple mix of sarsaparilla balmwort cardiol essence and eadomene tincture, taken after meals and at bedtime.
Conrad Praised At Centennial Religious Observance
The Rev. A. Z. Conrad of the Chapman evangelists received hearty praise during last evening’s centennial observance. Speakers included the Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst of New York and D. Chauncey Brewer.
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Should Not Be Sold Taunton Beef Tuberculosis Alarm
Taunton health officials argue against selling tuberculous beef. Dr. William Y. Fox opposes sale under any circumstances. Dr. Thomas F. Clark calls for strict prohibition. Dr. Frederick W. Abbott suggests labeling if sold and police enforcement if needed.
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Aldermen Call for Probe of Tubercular Beef in Boston
The Boston Board of Aldermen unanimously backs a legislative inquiry into the sale of beef tainted with tuberculosis germs. They oppose selling meat from infected cattle and press Governor Draper to act, urging immediate action and stronger beef inspectors to protect public health.
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Legislature Confronts Gov Draper Over Tuberculous Beef Policy
Governor Draper defends Dr Peters on selling tuberculosis tainted beef while Senator Parker pushes an investigation of meat handling. The dispute centers on law forbidding diseased flesh sales and the scope of inspection and discretion in the cattle bureau.
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Opinions on Tuberculous Beef From Springfield Panel
A Springfield panel of doctors and officials debates risk from tuberculous beef. Emerson Carmichael Collins warn cooking may not guarantee safety while Dodd Woodruff Millett Kinnely urge plain labeling or tagging and rejection of sale of infected meat.
Purified stomach cure touted for dyspepsia
An advertisement claims Miona tablets cleanse and purify the stomach and bowels to cure dyspepsia and related symptoms. It asserts pepsin digests food without curing, promotes energy in the stomach walls, and notes a 50 cent price with a money back guarantee from Riker-Jaynes Drug Co. Booth's Laxative Pills are also pitched for liver and constipation relief at 25 cents.
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Doctors Warn Against Tuberculosis Beef Contamination
Dr Joseph W Bosworth of Jamaica Plain mocked public efforts like hospitals and outdoor camps to curb tuberculosis, arguing that infected beef sales outweigh benefits. Dr J A Boucher of Watertown urged stopping the sale of tainted meat, and Dr H F Brackett of Brighton contributed to the debate.
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Worcester Health Officials Condemn All Beef With Tuberculosis Risk
March 1 Worcester report quotes Dr. Melvin G. Overlock as state health inspector condemning all beef tainted with tuberculosis and urging rapid destruction. Other city figures criticize labeling debates while praising inspectors and calling for strict bans on infected meat.
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What Pittsfield Says on Tuberculosis in Beef
In Pittsburg Dr. George P Hunt member of the Board of Health says infection level decides if beef can be sold. He notes lungs carry tuberculosis not the carcass muscles and urges thorough cooking and labeling if tuberculous beef is sold. Dr E J Wurtel argues tuberculous beef should never be sold and, if allowed, must be labeled.
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Eczema Cured By Simple Skin Approach
A claim that eczema cures itself when the scratch is cleaned and the skin treated with oil of winter green in D. D. D. Prescription. It argues eczema is a skin issue, not systemic, and offers a free sample bottle from D. D. D. laboratories and Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores.
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