Evening journal., 1921-02-03

OF the bottle so long as the cream line
on top was deep enough to satisfy
her. The cream on milk is the most
insi ignincant part OF the product. II
there is sediment in the bottle It IS
danger signal. Under no circum-
stances should such milk be given
In one hospital. pastcurized
milk is used in the nursery. An
other uses condensed miHk for its
babies. while the third uses the raw
milk for AN purposes. The baby hos
pitals are buying some raw milk from
one OF the best dairles here and use
some pasteuriZcd milk from one OF me
better plants.
In discussing the general character
OF milk, IL must be borne IN NINA
that 10 affects ice cream and butter
as well, for both those products have
the same character OF milk as their
basic. For good ice cream or good
I butter, clean milk Is a necessity. he-
/ liable dealers invariably secure tneil
basic supply from sources when
[ they have investigated or have reason
| 10 believe are good. To make assur-
ance d0ubly sure, they have installed
modern sanitary equipment ana use
scientific methods In MANUFACTURING
/ Infinite care has been taken 10 safe
guard the product TO the consumer.
These concerns are entitled TO-. an1
should receive. the support or loca
consumers. Their money Is spen
here, their capital for the most par
/ Is Of local origin. A new ice-cream
plant has Just been erected and equip
ned In Wilmington at an expense con
| seryativcly estimated at halt mlllloi
| dollars. 1t Is one OF the most modern
in the United States. and nothing
from a sanitary angle, has been left U
| chance. Among the pasteurlzng planu
OF any, not possibly In size, hut II
methods used and the character OF tn
equipment installed.
Compare these conditions with thos
known TO exist In some Wilmington
places, where ice cream Is made amll
insanitary surroundings; where mill
is handled I'm foul Easements or II
equally Objectionable OuthOuses. For
tunately. these are very much In IN
minority. such should be wiped out
The public should take no chances
The concerns whose reliability is un
questioned, whose physical appear
.. ance indicates the substantially q
their product, are entitled TO, an
} TNAWMNl NAMNNf NHA" E'.NH 't
) minglOn consumers to the eXclusiO
OF those who do not have proper n
, gard for public health and safety. An
: by all means, products made in WI
minglon SHOULD be purchased here ]
J ! preference 10 those OF outside origiI
b. Natures Greatest Food.
! MIX is natures greatest food. IN
cow is foster mother TO seven out q
T every ten children born in the Unite
States. In other words, seventeenth
, OF the forthcoming generation viii b
3 raised on cows milk. For strength an
, vigor and normal development, phys
, ically and mentally the food OF IN
, fants must possess the fundamental
) Of life and health. To De so, 10 mus
3 | possess whOlesOmeness and cleanl
81 ness and purity 90 as great an eXter
{ as humanity possible. 10 must be safe
guarded in ifs every Stage from COY
{ / % consumer. This is especially essen
b. ial where the product Is being use
, in the delicate building process
3 infantile development. MIX of an IN
- fori0r quality when fed TO babies wi
- inevitably cause disastrous result
{ and mounting mortality records.
( MIX should be first in the list {
- public utilities-mOre important tina
/. heat and light; exceedingly more g,
: seniial than modern transpOrtatio
! facilities; moro vital than means