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Newspaper
Blackwood Times
Location
Blackwood, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
5
A new mother and father seek guidance after their infant, labeled Mongol in appearance, is diagnosed not as a cretin nor thyroid deficient. The doctor explains training and parental patience can help the child walk and talk with time, though brain results and infection resistance remain uncertain. parents ask about future siblings and the doctor reassures them there is no known family basis.
The correspondence note says a well insulated electrical system cannot affect health and suggests fatigue may stem from a vitamin deficiency. It asks if a doctor has been consulted and directs the reader to seek medical evaluation.
A hospital nurse explains infant feeding after birth. The baby is fed four to six hours after birth with short initial feeds, then regularly every three to four hours. Emphasis on keeping the baby awake, winding properly, and gentle handling to prevent discomfort and choking.
A fragmented text describes a woman in a gingham frock with a large white scalloped collar and a hospital feeding method for a baby. It advises relaxing at home, preparing a feeding tray, washing hands, and holding the baby securely while nursing to control milk flow.
The Rationing Commission issued a press statement noting that last year’s clothing coupons marked 1847 would not expire in June but could be used until year end. The directive applies to all coupon types including those for expectant mothers and discharged service personnel as well as ordinary civilian issues.
A fragment noting quantities labeled Bottle of 24 at one third, Bottle of 100 at four fifths. The OCR hints at stock or consumption tracking in a period inventory and may reflect measurement or packaging units used in the era.
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