As cities grew and put more space between cows and people's homes, the longer Journey time allowed bacteria to grow in the milk, causing millions of people to get sick with tuberculosis, scarlet fever and typhoid fever.
For instance, in one country house that shall be nameless, do you know a case of scarlet fever was brought in with a laundry basket? Huh! Quelle horreur.
Down in this hallway, though, you're going to go to the contagious and infectious disease hospital for diphtheria, scarlet fever, measles, whooping cough, tuberculosis, trachoma.
If they had faith they would know that scarlatina, diphtheria, etc., are not so terrible, since they cannot disturb that which man can and should love, --the soul.