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Amazing But True: Facts About Milk and Milk Protection #nn (1956)

Sealright · 1956 · 16 pages

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This educational comic presents a comprehensive history and overview of milk production and sanitation. The narrative traces milk's significance from biblical times through ancient civilizations—including evidence of milking depicted in Sumerian temple paintings and its role as sustenance for fighting forces like Genghis Khan's horsemen—before detailing the evolution of milk packaging from early glass bottles with wire stoppers to modern paper disc caps. The final section illustrates six contemporary steps in dairy sanitation: grazing and feeding cattle, twice-daily milking, veterinary health checks, production record-keeping, immediate straining and cooling, and equipment sterilization and storage in the milkhouse.

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