Baby Feeds Self When Ready Says Parents
Ward Greene quotes a mother and child feeding scene about letting a baby learn self feeding as he shows intuitive readiness. The mother notes messes are washable and spoons in food between attempts.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
20
Ward Greene quotes a mother and child feeding scene about letting a baby learn self feeding as he shows intuitive readiness. The mother notes messes are washable and spoons in food between attempts.
Interim guide Jane Toner Scott invites readers to visit the Anderson College campus where missionaries from distant places exchange experiences. The display includes ivory, teak, ebony carvings, handiwork sold to support missions, and architectural drawings of new churches. A piano crowd gathers as visitors view photos and meet missions workers before departing for further fieldwork. CHICAGO reports half of US surfaced highways now have painted center stripes.
Michigan City officials push an ordinance banning intimacy in motels except for married couples prompting a motel owner to challenge the law as discriminatory against hotels. The court weighs if motels present greater immoral risk due to accessibility. Also reported: a train fatality near Michigan City and the 1960 census showing 9.7 million foreign born residents.
A full page puzzle section presents a 23 clue crossword with across and down hints and a daily cryptoquote puzzle. Includes sample encoded quotation and a note that letters map differently each day. Also shows yesterday’s cryptoquote and a 1961 syndicate credit.
The essay notes iodine is essential with a daily one tenth milligram intake. It explains dietary sources from soil and sea, mentions goiter risk inland, and urges iodized salt. It adds calcium advice recommending two glasses of milk daily and fat-free options for cholesterol concerns.
Warm months are ideal for taking 3 inch cuttings from new growth. Remove lower leaves and dip ends in water then rooting powder. Plant in moist sand or mix, making small holes and firming soil. Keep cuts evenly moist to encourage rooting.
The leaflet titled Vitamins in Your Diet is available by sending a stamped self addressed envelope for leaflet No. 38 to Josephine Lowman. For correspondence with Lowman, address letters care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
A trapezoid with parallel sides 156 ft and 184 ft separated by 155 ft. The area is (156 + 184) / 2 times 155, yielding 26 350 square feet.
In Mazatlan a club member’s travel letter recalls a bizarre oarnot used to deter pirates and a boa constrictor named Julius guarding a lobby. A 5 year old sports a Swiss cheese suit after a store playdate. A farmer testifies to a congressional inquiry about a noisy microphone.
A reader seeks Helen Erskine's advice on conflicts among two elderly aunts living with a daughter and niece. The column urges keeping relatives busy and involved, with practical steps to ease tensions and maintain independence through crafts and small-scale work.
In Elkhart Indiana Frieda Truho 49 attempted overdose hours after her husband Stanley 46 shot himself at their farm near the St Joseph Elkhart County line. She was found unconscious Thursday night and again Friday at the farm. She was taken to an Elkhart hospital in critical condition.
Historical note indicates the first pure nickel is believed to have been prepared in Boston about 1804, marking an early milestone in metal production.
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