Doctors Demand State Stop Sale by Dr Peters of Infected Beef
A Massachusetts legislative panel debates banning sale of beef from cattle with tuberculosis. Senators press Attorney General for opinion on killing infected cattle and prosecuting violators as physicians urge labeling or prohibition to protect public health.
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Doctors Aroused Condemn Sale of Infected Beef Menace
Doctors condemn sale of beef infected with disease despite source labels. Dr James S Shaw of 2 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, long time Back Bay physician, voices alarm and urges action. Public health concerns rise as producers face scrutiny amid outbreaks.
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Quincy Man Sees No Bar to Extra Tax
A reader from Quincy Massachusetts argues in the Post that taxing to remove diseased meat from the market is justified to protect public health. He questions objections to the tax and notes the aim is to protect all citizens regardless of income.
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Danger to babies from tainted beef juice
Doctors warn that beef juice given to infants and malnourished children, even when lightly cooked, may carry tuberculosis bacteria. They note uncooked or rare juice is especially risky and emphasize blood testing of cows and stricter dairy controls. farmers could push for political action.
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Fall River Slaughterhouse Cuts Slightly Infected Beef
Over three years the share of slightly tuberculous beef deemed fit for food dropped from 387.5 percent to 7 percent in Fall River. Dr. Thomas F. E. Maloney credits the city board of health and Boston Post agitation for the progress toward eradicating tuberculous cattle from herds supplying the city milk.
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Nurse criticizes doctor over contagious food remark
A nurse writes to the editor condemning a doctor's remark that exposing the sale of infected food is a fuss. She calls the doctor careless and says she would not hire him, March 3.
Unfit for Human Food: View on Infected Cattle Meat
Dr James C Ady and L M Edin argue that cattle with tuberculosis or pleuro-pneumonia should be condemned as unsafe for human consumption. They warn infected meat causes digestive issues and ptomaine poisoning, noting Massachusetts meat quality currently poor and legal risk if sold.
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Edin
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Supreme Court Rules Tax Return on Charity Gift
The court orders Boston to repay $556 to the Masonic Education and Charity Trust, refunding taxes paid on a $50,000 gift from the late William H. Williams intended to establish a home. The ruling states public charity gifts are not subject to taxes.
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Representatives pledge talk to New England Dry Goods in Boston
Representatives Ransdell of Louisiana and Davidson of Wisconsin promised J C R Smith president of the New England Dry Goods Association they would address the body in Ford Hall Boston on the evening of April 20.
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