Abstract
An editorial inThe Journalof the American Medical Association December 9 states: question as to whether milk is better food for children in a raw or Pasteurized state is easily answered in a few cities where supervision of dairies is properly carried out and the standard of dairy cleanliness high. Under such circumstances, there is no question that the raw material is the best in every way.... The conduct of a clean modern dairy requires a large outlay of buildings and apparatus and a much larger force of helpers than is to be found in the average dairy of the present. In order to procure clean milk in our cities, therefore, we must either raise the price of milk or resort to some artificial method of rendering it innocuous. Unfortunately, any increase in the price of milk would fall most heavily on the more prolific poorer classes, and
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