Flies as Carriers of Many Diseases Warned by Tribune
The Tribune details how the house fly spreads typhoid diarrhea tuberculosis cholera dysentery and other ailments across populations. Dr. Howard and others report multiple studies showing flies carry pathogens from patient to food and living areas, urging screening and sealed waste to protect children.
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Untitled Note on Disease Contaminated Feed Material
A fragment mentions disease containing material used as feed and notes it is left to the reader to decide how to handle or classify the substance. The text is opaque and offers no clear actions, dates, or responsible entities.
Hippopotami import banned by bureau for breeding
The Bureau of Animal Industry ruled against importing hippos for breeding over disease fears and risk to American livestock. The entry bans hippos entering the country.
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