Beef Trust Warned On Lumpy Raw Beef Risks
Chicago Health Department upholds The Chicago Eagle claim that diseased lumpy jaw beef from local packers can cause appendicitis. A proposed danger line is drawn from actinomycosis studies, with calls to condemn entire carcasses when infection spreads. Public health officials warn of insanitary stockyards and widespread uninspected meat sold inside the loop.
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Chicago Health Department
Health Department
Chicago
Chicago Eagle
Commissioner of Health
Charlies J. Whalen
The
Chicago Medical Society
Medical Society of London
Eng
T. H. Kelloch
Cecum
Lauder Brunton
Arnold C. Klebs
Union Loop
van Buren Street
Wabash
Fifth Avenues
Ull
Charles
Ward Russell
Rea
Jecomen
Touy
Paac
Peggy Sy BR Ag
London Lancet
Medical Journal of Europe
Nou
Cincinnati Hospital
Jamestown
Beef Trust
Roosevelt Hospital
New
York
Pennsylvania Hospital
Beef Trust Horrors and Tuberculosis in Meat Supplies
A Chicago-Beef Trust critique accuses the meat industry of tuberculosis spread via inspected and uncertified beef. It details health reports, public outcry, and calls for state slaughterhouses and strict inspections to prevent diseased meat from reaching consumers.
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Visiting Nurse Association
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Sachs
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Trust
Europe
America
City of Chicago
Union
Etty Trade and Canning
Union Stock Yards
Beet Trust
New York
Chicago Newspaper Trust
Mnaod
Ent
United States
LCC
Ltust
Pace
Ekaskaes
Iuete East US Criminal Organization
England
Chicago Trust