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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
3
This article explains bacteria as tiny single celled organisms with varied shapes and walls, their growth needs atmo spheric moisture warmth nitrogen and oxygen, and how canning and cold storage slow spoilage. It covers spores, disinfection via boiling water, and the importance of cleanliness in dairy tasks to prevent bacterial contamination.
The article stresses sunlight and cleanliness in milking areas to curb bacteria. It explains pasteurization, starter cultures, and the role of whitewash, proper feeding, and healthy cattle. It covers disinfection, wound care with iodoform, and maintaining herd health to prevent infections. It mentions butter and eggs pricing and two current notices on Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s retirement hesitation and a Chicago smuggling case involving 700 Chinese nationals.
The passage explains bacteria’s role in converting manure and humus into plant food, completing the soil life cycle. It notes putrefying bacteria aid decomposition and odor signals useful disposal, yeast helps bread rise by releasing carbon dioxide, and souring bacteria in dairy have mixed effects on butter flavor and production.
Chicago May 31 Women profit by following James A. Patten's wheat market moves as gambling on racetracks ends. The surge in grain prices fuels a scramble for easy money with hundreds of women in Chicago and nearby towns joining in the pattern.
Delavan Smith and Chas R Williams, owners of the Indianapolis News, faced criminal libel charges over articles alleged to hint at corruption in the Panama canal zone purchase. They appeared in the U S district court in Indianapolis to oppose removal for trial to the District of Columbia.
Berlin May 31 Count Zeppelin completes the most striking feat of his career guiding the Zeppelin II for more than 450 miles without landing establishing a new record for airship endurance and distance.
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