Bossy Meets War Production Challenge For Dairy Food Supply
Chicago June dairy month highlights 26 million cows on 5 million farms producing a third of a billion pounds of milk daily. Milk flow powers the nation with 44 million pounds more daily than five years ago, supporting workers, children, and troops amid a national nutrition drive led by the National Dairy Council.
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Milk Industry Struggles to Meet Growing Demand
The industry reports monthly production of 15 million 20 percent cans of milk and describes the heavy logistics of moving milk by rail. It notes shifts from farm separation to whole milk delivery, rising dry milk solids production, and adjustments in farming and plant operations amid wartime demand.
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Cleanliness First Rule For Farm Creamery
An old article from the dairy department stresses farm hygiene to influence cream quality. It urges clean barns, dust-free milking, modern well cleaned equipment, strict milk filtration, thorough hot-water washing, rapid delivery to market, and frequent shipments to reduce germ growth.
Dairy tainting weeds ruin milk flavor and sales
The article notes that weeds such as wild onions and garlic contaminate dairy herds, taintting butter, milk, and cream. It claims tainted dairy yields are offensive to taste and nearly unsellable, urging a solution to stop the problem.
Gems of Thought and Witty Maxims
A collage of quotations on ethics discovery and life. Contains lines about right action straightness serving men with What Why How Where Who and reflections from Kipling Seneca and Emerson.
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Franklin's Creed on Providence and virtue
Franklin states belief in one God govern by Providence, worship through doing good to others, and immortality with justice in the afterlife. He considers these fundamental points of sound religion.
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