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HERE ARE THE FINEST BABIES AS SELECTED BY THE JUDGESRest triplets, Conrad, John and Peter Friedel; mother, Mr*. Lena Friedel, 817 South First street, Canton; prize, $15. No opposition.Normal twins, Azula and Dorothy Teawalt; mother, Mrs. HowardTea-walt, 633 North Fulton avenue; prize, baby carriage.Heaviest twins, Anna and Harry Gallagher; mother, Mrs. A. M. Gallagher, 1363 North Gilmor street; prize, large bottle of milk; prize for father. handsome vest.Prettiest twins, John and Samuel Sherin; mother, Mrs. Samuel B.Shorin, 012 Harlem avenue; prize, two pairs of shoes.Smallest twins, Mildred and Bertha Smith; mother, Mrs. Leila Smith, 752 McHenry street; prize, twin baby dolls.First twin to smile before judges, John Sherin—according to Judge Cox; mother, Mrs. Samuel B. Sherin, 912 Harlem avenue; prize, handsomebaby carriage.Prettiest baby, Irene Shocky; mother, Mrs. Ellen Sbockv, 2208 EastPreston street; prize, dozen cabinet photographs.Normal baby, Virginia Mansfield; mother, Mrs. Clifton Mansfield, 543 North Fulton avenue; prize, baby outfit; prize for mother, box ofcandv.%Prettiest red hair, James J. O’Brien; mother. Mrs. Mary O’Brien, 1457Towson street, Locust Point; prize, crib and mattress.Heaviest baby, Thomas Fingles, 1847 West North avenue; mother, Mrs. Thomas Fingles; prize, folding baby carriage.Best deeorated carriage, Mrs. Jean S. Blanchard, 1703 Harlem avenue; prize, embroidered carriage cover.Smallest baby, Mary Warner, 3Vj pounds; mother, Mrs. Anna Warner, 1709 North Calhoun street; prize,walking chair.Pret-iest dimples, Samuel Colvin; mother, Mrs. Laura Colvin, 1023VForrest Place; prize, $2.50 in gold.Best baby in arms, Mildred Evelyn Baum; mother, Mrs. M. E. Baum, 1813 North Chapel street; prize, baby carriage.First to smile before judges, Edward Spurrier; mother, Mrs. Oliver Spurrier, 1209 West Franklin street; prize, baby doll.First to cry before judges, “Baby” Thomas; mother, Mrs. WilmerThomas, North Carev street.%Best smile, Helen Cook; mother, Mrs. Cook, 1324 West Lafayette avenue; prize, baby set.Youngest baby, Mary Carney; mother, Mrs. Owen Carney; prize, $2.50in gold.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Sun, Jun 04, 1911
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