South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-26
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No matter how carefully milk has been
handled Up 10 the time IL is delivered
t. the customer. it cannot Do expected ,o
keep well If it IS csrelessly treated Their,
after
MIX should be kept in tbe original
bottle until used snd nor poured into
an open pan or pitcher FOR storage. The
neck OF the bottle should be- wiped with
q damp cloth before the cap is removed.
New milk should never be mixed with
old nnless it is % boz used at once. rs
the bacteria in the old milk viii be add
ed also and the mixed milk will not keep
as well az THE fresh milk alone
MIX should never be Kept in the pan
try shelves or on table In the kitchen
but should always be placed m a cool.
clean place where the temperature is not
above 80. Immediately after delivery.
Housewives should take every precautIou
20 keep the milk fresh after it is deliv-
cred. for probably moro is spoiled
through neglect after it W. thau
IN any other way.
Dairymen are often unjusty cone
demned for delivering sour milk 90 The
customer and are az q loss sometimes %
know why one customers mTt r. seur
when another's from the same source -
not but an interview with Mr. Wilson.
who is recognized as the best authority
on refrigeration in the northern part -
Indiana clears the matter mp TO grest
- tent when De saws MIX = not ofies
sour when 10 is delivered 10 ;he homes
but is often allowed 20 stand fe.g
minutes ON the porch. aud sometimes In
the sun. and is then taken into the house
and put into the ice box beside the
ice This is a mistake which often costs
the housewife a bottle % milk and much
Inconvenience which might Dee avoidss
The ice chamber ~ a refrigerator vas
never intended as food chamber and
will never be q success as S. ich and only
when the food Is placed in the food
chamber can 10 be- expected 90 get proper
results When the ice chamber ~ . re-
Irigerator is flied with ice the air in the
chamber cooIs almost Immediately and
drops into the food chamber where DC
absorbs the heat units from tho food and
rises again TO the ice chamber much
warmer than il left IT, and passing over
the ice again il drops 90 the food cham
Der again 10 continue its work Of ~
frigerating and continues to do this 80
long as there Is ice in the chamber.
Food should never be put into the ice
chamber as the air IT, colder, purer apd
drier In the food chamber and food viii
keep much better than when placed be-
side the ice since the cold air Is heavier
than the warmer air and does not circu-
late around IN the ice chamber but falls
away from it which explains the reason
for always putting the zee above the
food Would as soon expect good
nights rest with the bed springs on top
OF the mattress as 10 expect good results
from the way some people use ice"
Mr.. Wilson is manager Of the Artificial
Ice company
when the Zee crop proved an entire
failure this company Immediately stated
to put into operation plans which it bad
ready to meet the emergency and 10 take
care Of the neds OF the CITY. IL is buuu-
ing large storage of reinforced concrete
and brick which viii boz filled with ice
before the weather gets warm and which
will be held for the consumers use Ina
July and August.
This companys plans have the hearty
approval Of the dairymen and fee cream
makers u this community and they are
supplying the ice 90 sorae ~ the largest
users as well as q large proportion ~
the meat men and the residence trade az
the city. They have shown the right
spirit iu arising 20 the needs ~ tire
and also announcing their readiness 20
increase their big plant with the growth
and development % the city.