Word: milk
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...employees, apparently, it was enough that some attention was being given to them. Otologist Glorig found in other experiments that factory employees made more mistakes both when noise was turned on and when it was turned off. Continuous music has been found to make cows give more milk, and to combat tedium and raise production in offices and factories. Muzak, a leading piper of auditory tonic, has different programs for factory (brassier), office (subtler), supermarket (a combination of the two), and travel, mainly for airplanes. Plane fare is carefully screened for content; Stormy Weather and I Don't Stand...
...into everything from vegetable oil to paint and constitutes the world's cheapest source of protein, equals just four months' consumption. Five years ago, Government warehouses were jammed with butter and cheese; now they hold none. Washington has had to go into the market to buy dried milk for its program of free school lunches for 50 million children in 52 foreign countries...
...story falters in its final pages, but Mossman never relents his graceful ridicule ("The Russian delegation in their square-rigged tunics and striped trousers arrived at the palace, looking like a band that has lost its instruments"). Nor does he abate his unseemly aptitude for discovering bacteria in the milk of human kindness...
...farmers, and factory-efficient Germany, which wanted to protect its uneconomical, small-scale agriculture. As was in evitable if agreement was to be reached at all, last week's pact was a compromise. It fixed the prices to be paid throughout the Common Market for beef, sugar, milk, rice, olive oil and fruits and vegetables. The prices are higher than those now paid in the relatively efficient farming countries of the Six, France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg, and lower than those in Germany and Italy. For instance, the minimum price for sugar beets will...
...poisons. We have pasteurized, homogenized, bleached, refined and "enriched": "Enriched" flour is flour from which 25 natural nutrients have been removed during refining; it is "enriched" by replacing one-third the original amount of iron, vitamin B,, and niacin. Today thousands of children have multiple cavities because we heat milk to the point that it no longer contains adequate vitamins A and C and calcium...