Exterminating Ignorant, Lazy Concepts Of Hygiene Could Help Vanquish Rats
In Harlem tenements residents dump garbage into a dumbwaiter and windows, creating rat-infested conditions. Joe Hepburn of the Pest Control Bureau notes tenant neglect while health officials push city and federal programs to curb rat populations through cleanup, education, and infrastructure. Local protests and legislative fights around a $40 million rat control bill frame a broader struggle between tenants, landlords, and public health authorities.
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City pays 88 cents for ten rat tails in odd bait plan
Chester, Pa. on its first day offering 10 cents per rat tail paid 88 cents to 12 year old Johnny Froggatt who said he caught eight rats in a bacon grease baited trap.
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Romano Pucinski
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Chester, Pa
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