1930S WALKER GORDON PINT MILK BOTTLE INNOVATORS IN BOVINE DIETS TO ENHANCE MILK FOR INFANTS

1930S WALKER GORDON PINT MILK BOTTLE INNOVATORS IN BOVINE DIETS TO ENHANCE MILK FOR INFANTS

In early 1891, Dr. Thomas M. Rotch of Boston, MA determined that infant deaths could be greatly reduced by careful prescription feeding. He met with Mr. Gustavus A. Gordon, a scientist, and they came up with modified cow's milk in an effort to change a cow's milk to closer resemble human mother's milk. Mr. George H. Walker, a Boston businessman, was interested in the project and was the one who supplied the financing. The first laboratory opened in Boston on December 1, 1891

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