Town health talk urges cleanup and sewer use by Monroe
The Monroe column urges residents to clean premises and connect to the sewer to prevent flies and disease. It calls for aldermen to enforce sanitary rules, remove waste water from streets, and ban manure in stables and back lots to curb typhoid risk. The piece also reflects on wartime sentiment after the Lusitania sinking and public guidance from President Wilson.
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Not for Practical Use Congressman Reflects on a West incident
The Philadelphia Telegraph quotes Congressman Willand G. Sharpe recalling a West incident. A young colored man was jailed after police detained him. the magistrate questioned him about carrying a razor, the man claiming it was a safety razor for a moral cause.
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