. The Southern planter. of Experiment Stations. The De))artnient of Agriculture hasrecently made public a number of ex-periments w^hich should be of valueto the farmer. These studies aremade by experimenters who watchearefully for every change in condi-tion and result with a vifw to makingpublic such features as might provebeneficial. Boxr to Obtain Clean Milk Catis investigation made was that ofmethods employed in cleanslna; bot-tles and cans used for milk. Severalmethods employed in cleansing bot-Ing out cans or botdes with cold wa-ter, which, while almost necessary toremove t
. The Southern planter. of Experiment Stations. The De))artnient of Agriculture hasrecently made public a number of ex-periments w^hich should be of valueto the farmer. These studies aremade by experimenters who watchearefully for every change in condi-tion and result with a vifw to makingpublic such features as might provebeneficial. Boxr to Obtain Clean Milk Catis investigation made was that ofmethods employed in cleanslna; bot-tles and cans used for milk. Severalmethods employed in cleansing bot-Ing out cans or botdes with cold wa-ter, which, while almost necessary toremove the remainin- milk, is con- IBldered as leaving the can almost as |dirty as before: (2) washing bottles Iand cans with a hand brush and a so-lution of one of the various washingpowders, the method most often usedby the small dealer, which was fre-quently found to be done carelesslyand without hot water, or a washingpowder solution strong enough to besatisfactory: (3) washing with ma-jchines with a revolving brush and so-. Iff 1^ Farm Powers Thata BoyCan Run That means somethintr. A mans power inthe biKKest and wiliest sense of the word butso simple that his boy can run it. Dontaeta complicated engine even if youare a tiiorough mechanic. I. H. C. enaines arefarm encines, intendedui be run by farmers, doing farmers are made as simple as it is possible tomake them and have the proper efficiency. They are not only simple—they are scien-tifically and conscienli~Jsly built. Designedby men who know what a gasoline engineshould be, IJuiltsothey can stand the mostrigid test that can be put upon them. An imperative factory requirement isthat every engine mu?t develop 20^ to 405&more than its : of power. If it failsin this test it is sent back to the factoryas a deticicnt engine. Equipped for use wilh GAS, GASOIINEor ALCOHOL. For certainty of response, quickness ofaction, smooth running and low cost of run-ning for power made, they bave no real com-petitors. Designed and
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