. New Boston; a chronicle of progress in developing a greater and finer city--under the auspices of the Boston-1915 movement. uentlyvery dirty and have often come directlyfrom sick rooms, the impropriety of theuse of such means of dispensing thisfluid need not be dwelt upon. As to the contamination of milk bythe consumer himself, this is a thingwhich undoubtedly frequently occurs andfor which ar great deal of instruction isrequired and is being given, but as itonly concerns the purposes of this pajjerin so far as bottles from sick rooms mayl>e I lie means of carrying contagion toothers, it
. New Boston; a chronicle of progress in developing a greater and finer city--under the auspices of the Boston-1915 movement. uentlyvery dirty and have often come directlyfrom sick rooms, the impropriety of theuse of such means of dispensing thisfluid need not be dwelt upon. As to the contamination of milk bythe consumer himself, this is a thingwhich undoubtedly frequently occurs andfor which ar great deal of instruction isrequired and is being given, but as itonly concerns the purposes of this pajjerin so far as bottles from sick rooms mayl>e I lie means of carrying contagion toothers, it is sntHcient to touch on ithere. Wt- ha\e now taken up in some detailwhat is needed in the interests of theconsumer; in closing let us see how theseaffect the interests of : the other fourclasses. This can be done broadly, foras we found their interests all to befinancial, anything which increases theirprofits will cover their interests, andnothing can accomplish this more entirelythan to increase their sales. It is anindisputable fact that the sales of milkin Massachusetts have fallen off and are THE MILK SITUATION J^O. A TYPICAL SHOP SHO^VING THE DANGERS OF DIP TANKS constantly decreasing in spite of theincrease of popnlation. Poor people aresubstituting prepared baby foods forfresh milk because they are afraid ofmilk and because they are under thepainfully mistaken idea that the labelson the various brands of condensed milktell the truth. Unfortunately they seldomdo, and in consequence the poor arebuying a food which is very expensivefor the amount of nutrition containedin it, and which is also quite unsuitedto the needs of young children. Thismust be stopped and all encouragementgiven them to buy clean, fresh milk, butthis cannot be successful until publicconfidence in milk is restored. If peoplecan be assured that the milk they aregetting is the clean and wholesome foodthey want to give their children and hasnot been ruined by having dirty milkadded to it, they will buy mu
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