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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
6
The passage explains culture as the growth of microorganisms in a suitable dairy substrate like milk or whey. A starter usually contains one species, while mixed cultures involve two or more organisms that harmonize and may yield better results.
Readers tour Toyland and Tiny Town in London, admiring toy cars, trains, dolls, and electric devices. English makers gain ground as Germany loses the soldier and dolls markets. Caran d Ache wood figures and new American toy industry growth are highlighted amid a festive tour of seasonal playthings.
The article explains steam generation using perforated bottoms and wire netting to distribute steam, with a substitute steam cooker for facilities lacking equipment. It details sterilization timing, thermometer readings, milk transfer via sterile swabs, and handling plugs, plus a method for testing eggs in water and notes on the Hampton Court grapevine and farm livestock observations.
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