Beef Trust Warning On Lumpy Beef And Disease
Chicago Health Department upholds the Chicago Eagle claim that lumpy raw beef from local packers causes appendicitis. A bulletin cites actinomycosis research, condemning entire carcasses when lesions invade digestive or respiratory tracts, and argues insanitary stockyards fuel tuberculosis and disease in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Health Department
Health Department
Chicago
Chicago Eagle
Commissioner of Health
Charles J. Whalen
Chicago Medical Society
Medical Society of London
T. H W. Kello
Alice
Cecum
Lauder Brunton
Tuberculosis Beef Scandal Prompts Public Outcry
The Chicago Eagle urges action against the Beef Trust over tuberculosis in meat. It cites Health Department bulletins showing condemned units at Union Stock Yards and government inspections failing to stop tainted products, demanding accountability from inspectors and large dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Health Department
Union Loop
van Buren Street
Wabash
Fifth Avenues
Beet Trust
Board of Education
Cooley
BE. D. Dudley
Chicago
Visiting Nurse Association
Arthur Aldis
Sachs
Board of Health
Trust
Chicago Eagle
Europe
America
Beef Trust
Union Stock Yards
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jamaeins
C. J. Whalen
Whelan
Health Department
Chicago City
Union
Beef Trust Horrors and the Cancer Link Debate
A historical admonition against the beef trust argues lumpy jaw cattle spread cancer risk through hidden slaughterhouses. It cites The Lancet and Jamestown books, urges state controlled slaughtering, recalls condemnations at Union Stock Yards, and condemns secrecy while calling for public sanitation and meat inspection reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Russell
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
IBSE
ISDA
Ceeeeeneeren Eee
ISDS
Ceeeeereeesees Sane
Pennsylvania
Trust
London Lancet
Europe
Chicago
Jamestown
N. Y
Beef Trust
United States
England
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Ares Uolf Goods
Arnold C. Klebs
The
Illinois
Tuberculosis
Boot ‘Trust
Chicago Trust
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