Milk Must Be Pure Report From Public Health Board
The Public Health Service clears the House Fly of blame for spreading fever and urges pasteurization for all milk supplies to the district. A commission led by Surgeon General Wyman found the typhoid fever rate in Washington unusually high and recommended pasteurization and stricter sanitary steps to prevent infection. The report, presented to the commissioners, emphasized climatic and sanitary conditions as factors in the ongoing public health effort.
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Public Health Service
Public Health
Marine-Hospital Service
Wyman
BM. J. Rosenau
Hygienis Laboratory
Flies Exonerated in Typhoid Case Study
A district commission report finds little link between typhoid and filed or disseminators. It notes about 0.6 percent of cases in two typhoid seasons were due to importation or infected milk, with more cases from personal contact and milk. Endemic Center Washington cited. most cases among those not absent 90 days. Weekly mortality shows typhoid rising with 27 new cases and 112 under observation.
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Washington
Commission
Woodward
Merchant Defies Ruling on Sneezing Powder Sales
Washington merchants vow to continue selling sneezing powders arguing legality of sale though authorities view use as illegal. Health officials probe powder contents while Maj. Sylvester orders stores to halt dispensing. A sample has been collected for poison analysis to determine safety.
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Washington
Thomas
Maj
Sylvester
Not the Mutual Life Kept Hidden in Milwaukee Firm Suit
Disputed suit described before the U S Supreme Court involving the late J Samuel McCue of Charlottesville Virginia. The defendant is the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee rather than the Mutual Life of New York. Also notes growing taxi demand with more cars needed.
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Milwaukee
icCue
Associated Press
Samuel McCue
Charlottesville
Supreme Court of the United States
Mutual Life Insurance Company
The
Mutual of New York
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Druggist Simms Left All to Wife in Probate Will
The wit of Ge C Simms, longtime city druggist, was offered for probate. The entire $20,000 estate goes to his widow Mary J Simms. Also notes on wood prices, Heurich beer, bread, and various local ads and notices including divorce action against William Wolfley and details on local services and eateries.
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Simms
Ge. C. Simms
Witow
Mary J. Simms
Heurich’s
Arlington Bottling Co
West 34
Schneider's
William Wolfley
Mary E. Wolfley
C. W. Arth
Supreme Court
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Hongacloer Polytechnic Institute
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Morris
Munich
National Capital Brewing Co
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Tenth ST
Louis B. Pfeiffer
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Aincoats
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Memeney Company
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