The old-fashioned milkman is doomed. His place is to be taken by a milk salesman, who will know all there is to be known about his product—and the art of selling it. London dairy companies are now organjaing clbssm to train new recruits for the milk round, special attention being paid to the ” psychology of customers.” The milk salesman is also supposed to know all about the food values contained in milk, and to be able to tell worried parents arid amateur nurses how much of it i-j be Rlven to a baby or on invalid. Already some of the newstyle milkmen are on th ■ .... | are said to b< |]i their predecessors.
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Putaruru Press, Volume VII, Issue 273, 31 January 1929, Page 4
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