Family Program For Emergency Sanitation By Civil Defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration outlines a rain day plan for American households to protect food water and sanitation during disasters or enemy attack. It urges storing three day supplies securing safe drinking water turning off main water valve and learning local emergency sources, plus guidance on purifying water and handling frozen foods.
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Civil Defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
Public Health Service
Doctor James Crow and the Rise of Kentucky Whiskey
A 19th century Scottish physician turned chemist, James Crow, arrives in Kentucky in 1825 with early scientific instruments. He develops a sour mash process, strict sanitation, and measured outputs to standardize bourbon, founding a distillery near Frankfort and earning fame with Crow whiskey as barrels travel east and celebrated figures praise its quality.
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James Crow
Edinburgh College of Medicine and Surgery
Crow
Glenn Creek
Frankfort
Washington
Henry Clay
Clay
Pamic Webster
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