History tells the story of the world and of our lives.

Sometimes that history goes bump in the night, broadcasting from the Central

of Audity and the Supernatural in Central Florida, it's the History Goes Bump Podcast.

Hello you Spooktacular people welcome to this 490 second episode of the History Goes Bump Podcast.

Ghost tours for the theater of the mind. I am your host Diane. And this is Kelly.

Kelly on this episode we have another one of our haunted cemeteries. This is number 26.

We love these episodes. We sure do and it's amazing 26 of them. I know and on this one we're

going to be featuring six cemeteries. Looking forward to it. Before we get into that we want to

welcome into this spectacular crew Donna, Billy who spells her name with an i.e. at the end,

Alexa and Tim. Thank you so much for joining our Facebook group. And now this moment, Naughtity.

The moment in Audity was suggested by Jared Rang.

Who of us have not heard the pro dairy slogan of got milk or milk? It does a body good.

Would you believe that it was strictly related to a modern marketing strategy that was caused by a

milk surplus that dates back as far as World War One? That was the incident that began America's

century long milk surplus. During the first World War the US government started sending dairy

products consisting mostly of canned and powdered milk to soldiers overseas. This prompted the

dairy farmers to ramp up their production. When the war ended the surplus milk production did not

which created extremely low milk prices. This prompted dairy farmers to stage strikes and unionize

during the 1930s. Once World War Two started, milk's demand again rose albeit slightly. Along with

the usual milk staples the government actually created a floating barge that created ice cream

for sailors and marines. The concrete barge was towed around the Pacific distributing ice cream

to ships incapable of making their own. It held more than 2000 gallons of ice cream and turned out

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