text_original: After a short sojourn at the Tourtel Brothers' brewery, in company with his assistant, M. Grenet, Pasteur announced that all the diseases of beer arose from microbes which could be avoided through precautions in the course of manufacture, that it was necessary to make careful selection of yeasts, and that, if bottled beer was heated to the point of 122 degrees Fahrenheit, it was rendered unalterable.
text_transcription: AFTER A SHORT SOJOURN AT THE TEUCHTEL BROTHERS BREWERY IN COMPANY WITH HIS ASSISTANT MONSIEUR CRENET PASTOR ANNOUNCED THAT ALL THE DISEASES OF BEER AROSE FROM MICROBES WHICH COULD BE AVOIDED THROUGH PRECAUTIONS IN THE COURSE OF MANUFACTURE THAT IT WAS NECESSARY TO MAKE CAREFUL SELECTION OF YEASTS AND THAT IF BOTTLED BEER WAS HEATED TO THE POINT OF ONE HUNDRED TWENTY TWO DEGREES FAHRENHEIT IT WAS RENDERED UNALTERABLE
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