Milk quality review shows improvement in Grade A over time
A Lawrence report by Inspector Bauman reviews changes in milk quality under the U S Standard Milk Ordinance. It explains methods of production and control, noting Grade A producers meet strict sanitation, annual veterinary tests, monthly bacterial counts below 30 000, and cold delivery at or below 30 degrees F. Grade D must be labeled but lacks inspection checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauman
U. S
Lawrence
Tulverett
Losis
Orphare
Thawranes
Nargyat
Grade A Milk Standards and Health Department Notice
The health department outlines Grade A milk standards for farmers and dairies, detailing bacterial count limits, pasteurization, and sanitary practices. It contrasts Grade A with Grade D, emphasizing clean wells, proper utensil sterilization, temperature control, and monthly inspections to prevent contamination. Consumers are urged to choose Grade A milk for protection and to call for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutrymen
The
Health Department
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
A Kansan writer observes Hollywood culture after noting Max Reinhardt’s film and stage works. He critiques Dietrich von Sternberg’s epic ambitions and mentions Catherine the Great and Claudette Colbert, with casting rumors and upcoming projects in a lively, dated pulse. The piece also references Barrymore’s Vampire of Prague, Lilyan Washman wardrobe, and a shift toward women film stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Max Reinhardt May
Diana Manners
Rosamond Pinchot
David
Dietrich
von Sternberg
The
Facaliies
Sterngoone
Catherine the “Great
Liz
Bergner
Claudette Colbert
I Barrymore
Prague
Ray
Edmund Lowe
Lilyan ‘Washman
Eyela
Wimmin
Chesterfield Cigarette Tone and Blend Claim
Advert says Chesterfield balances mild ripe tobaccos grown here with Turkish tobaccos through blending and cross blending to create a cigarette that is milder and tastes better. It emphasizes domestic blends and Turkish components as key factors in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Weather and recital news from Kansas and Baker University
Pleasant weather continues across eastern Kansas with near 70 forecast for tomorrow and lows around 45 to 50 in various areas. Light rain has fallen in the east, while moisture improves western counties. no immediate cold snap expected. In Baldwin City, Baker University professors Bratton and Bartley will give a recital at Soldier Memorial Auditorium on November 2 as the Kansas State Teachers Association meets in Kansas City. Senator Arthur Capper chairs the Red Cross fall Roll Call from November 11 to 29 across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansan
Avas
Northwest
Kansas
Baldwin City
Karl Bratton
Baker University
Irving ‘D. Bartley
Baker
Soldier Memorial ‘Auditorium
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansan City
Kan
Ball Call
Arthur Capper
Red Cross
Unclear fragmentary text mentions professors and names
Fragmentary OCR text references Prof EB Engel, Dr F C Ailen and others in a broadcast context. No coherent event or details emerge.
When a feller needs a phone at home
A playful ad style note extols the convenience and pleasantness of having a telephone at home. It invites readers to call the telephone business office and request one. The phrasing imitates casual early 20th century speech, prompting immediate action to obtain a phone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert
Osborn
Albert S. Osborn
Rochester
N.Y
New York
United States Treasury Department
Bureau of Standards
Scotland Yard
Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Calla
Albert D. ‘Osborne
Linthor
Spession Service
Richard ‘Doan Farmer
Stmde
Campball Black
Briton Miers
Australia
Melbourne
Associated Press
Smyrna
Black Sea
Saturdat
Grete Martini
America
Edite Prevail
Tomorro
EB. F. Engel Ruatradayis
Broadcas E Baylie
Centhiétin
Inter Presentiog Crach
Eddarenee Alemortat
Dr. F.C. Ailen
Chicago
Emporia
Wichita
Oklahoma
Eenete
A.m