ENGLAND’S MILK
A POINTED STATEMENT. [United Press Association.—By Electrie Telegraph.—Copyright.] LONDON. March 23. Lord Aloynilian, though addressing tlie Lunch Cluth at Leeds, did not scruple to warn tip. guests of the dangers of the English milk supply, asking whether anyone ever saw a clean cow. He pointed out that people professed horror because a million lives were lost in wartime, yet they were not disturbed at t.lie thought that fifteen million men had died from cancer in the present century, at the rate of fifty thousand yearly. One hundred died daily of tuberculosis, Only four hundred of England’s two hundred thousand farms produced first class, uibeivule free .milk. He had no confidence in the remainder. Forty per ('(nit. of England’s cows were tubercular.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1931, Page 5
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