Health School Questions on Fly Menace and Public Action
Questions raised about whether the fly poses a nuisance or serious threat. The discussion asks if communities can rid themselves of flies and identifies the most important action to achieve that goal.
Town confronts fly plague with health drive in city
In a public meeting, Dr. Simpson urged urgent action against flies linking disease to typhoid and diphtheria. He proposed manure removal, regular garbage collection, sanitary toilets, netted food, and an inspector funded by the town or civic groups. The plan saw broad support with Scout and school involvement.
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Ouwell
Lachey and
Simpson
Auid Tious Golhie Oti
Doctor Simpson
L—ville
Dr. Simpson
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Surfice
Phely
Sitya
Rye
Boy Scouts
Avery
Alexander
Heil Cross
Seville
Snaldd
Tolle
Apbint Pisclp
Federal agents raid Jamestown bootlegging ring
Federal agents arrested Zuckerman and Levine in Jamestown New York on federal liquor violations. A five gallon jug of whisky and other high grade spirits were seized at the Zucker man Clothing Company store and at the arrest site. Both men are jailed awaiting preliminary arraignment before U S Commissioner Siward J Bootey. A federal grand jury will reconvene next Tuesday to consider indictments.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Maito
Zuckerman
Nathan Sheving
Zuiorman
Polit
Vuckerman Ator
Louine
Zackonan
Levine
Siward J. Bootey
Devine
Han Hoon
Federal Grant Jury
Federal
Hunting Licenses Issued and State Quota Details
The article outlines hunting license issuance, noting a statewide rodent hunt quota for 1920 and distribution to county treasurers. It specifies deadlines for county offices to supply licenses, display requirements, and that hunters must present a valid permit and game limits. A county-by-county list will be printed after September 1 with copies sent to treasurers by October.
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Prilay
Verona Slaire
Titusville Citizen Greatly Improved
Local resident describes relief from stomach trouble and nervous disorders after using NerveWorth from Thompson’s drug store. He reports better sleep, restored appetite, and stronger health after two bottles with a money back guarantee if not helped.
Fragmentary Action Noted In Prohibition Debates
A fragmentary report describes newspaper notices and legal steps tied to a state prohibition matter. It mentions efforts to inform sportsmen and public about legal provisions, a controversial arrest in a town, and community excitement surrounding the incident. The text references individuals by implication and notes the need for full informant compliance.
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Pennsylvania State Department of Health
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Concord
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the Star Granite .& Marble Works
Lorry, Pa
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Bell Phono
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Titusville
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Warren, Pa
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E. Main St. Bell
Titusville Trust
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