Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-26
MISS JAMES TALKS
On CLEAN MILK"
..-ore Civic League Woman
r-,sdsirs Local Organization.
sooouCEg VS.. THE CONSUMER.
n rls.r THa Means to the Baby
'l'' well AS Grown-Up Folk.

PRODUCER w. lnE OoN'o"ihN'
rr.,o Mix Means to the Baby
p l'' ,rWeH As Grown-Up Folk.
f-.f business meeting of
aeld last night in
Building, the feature
ta- q delightful ad-
v HarIean James, Of the
s.psrsf Baltimore, who made
4l,a.. 81 Clean Milk"
+.t. rs-.ress meeting the reading
s.a. 4s waived. There was
-, n r.g treasurer, but the Sec
-.sa barr raport Of a visit re-
made Il the Davidson dairy
,sar ST. iargaret's, by the Milk
-..,te. a=entatives of the
-...aya .5r whom Mrs. David
.-t hlr l.omobile. The report
s4a. ta secretary, Miss Louise
1-,rsam. Sill. be published in this
H. Tsdae mad" a report of the
r,g MARKET ah.ch 2 being cemented
Ia tte uors progressing nicely. IL
...a,.o reported that the Anti-Spit-
INC signs have again been posted
solnd town
R,aunaa.mous vote it was decided
. s,.srt lha ccond Tuesday night in
s,s month 81 the regular meeting
-.grf instead Of Friday as hitherto,
.ra meetings 10 be held at s o'clock.
lfs, james gave a delightful ad-
-. She son her audience at the
.F.nr. wt tB her pleasing personality,
earning manner. and her conversa-
iona. stg.e of presenting her subject,
.Caa Milk Miss James said milk
sr5t aa interesting subject nor one
tsst would attract an audience, and
perhaps hat accounted for the few
present
She spoke Of the Consumer and Pro-
i8esr. Of 'ats the two being somewhat
utof tune She said the Consumer
demands. clean. pure milk, but he is
nol willing % pay cent more a quart
oft when the producer is expected to
have modern dairy up-to-date stables
ana npetye apparatus, all of which
tnt na little money. To even up
hings it is necessary for the pro
5lcer 70 charge more for his milk.
Once che consumer drank his milk
without s thought Of bacteria or dan
ear lurking therein So the milk did
rs, have q black speck in il and the
cream was good. was all necessary.
People say there was no more sick
ness then. nor deaths. This is not so.
There were more deaths but there
aat no notice taken Of them, as there
sot death rate now The people were
not SO sick perhaps because the farm
people and dairymen lived in the open,
ana the fresh air helps TO combat dis
ease
Nov. we cannot see black specks in
uHk. bat know some are there if
ibe mik be unclean. The Producer
cannot have a perfect dairy and stables
unless the Consumer makes it profit
ab.e lhe Consumer is willing to
make FUSS, but not pay for it.
NrsJaml referred to the Walker
IoEiou plant whose milk sells for Is
mlSe gt which Is a luxury that the
no1F cannot touch.
Perfectly clean pure milk is an es-
uta. home commodity Miss James
,.d. While dairy man may have
a' .n's. equipment. the best cows, if
.ae 'ows ar ort Kept clean, the man
Nho m.ss not clean, and his hands
Gre Do, tean the fine equipment does
a4 eo .ar anything Much OF the
alnan s.eue1, enters into milk and
lafy products said Miss James. Even
without ,he latest dairy equipment if
"e paIa are washed with sscalding
water tansH,rs the same purpose of
'.erlbUe w.h live steam. The
al.y practice ut clean cows,
A'.E .s n.. an interesting subject,
". i ssaH#, and technical. Theo-
..asa.t only milk that is safe is
ls.eari u, Pasteurization is
.'..s0 8. 'ae Producers side of the
9iss,'au leau Milk.
tI.. dangerous, more so
'ae Hs ana the infant because
"l Ne ~. able 60 throw off disease
gems -.w humanitarian side
,aa ua el.d be demanded because
'A'a. i from a health side. be-
a-s .aIer.r are not able to combat
ett5n contracted through
aar and bone tuberculosis,
Tsa..
Ass james said il takes some
t,'s1As. -H get farmers to listen to
l.W, -e.rae hut after they under
-- ,a5 .e,t they as we'll as city
a- ling 10 cooperate. II
81 antagonize dairymen.
aan auybody else.
A. dependent upon two
anliness in the daily
Grafton Of the dairy is
necessary.
the only safe milk is
milk. the heat kills the
James said it is futile to
dairy from the business
.... reeommended becoming
~ -.-.,ec with the dairymen.
"sh .e g talk on Home Gar
"1rs along that line be-
accomplished in Balti-
4.v. ng she congratulated
Civic League Of Annapo-
- -e Isl work it has accomplish
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