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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1913

Page

7

Start Campaign 10 Save Children in Boston Heat Fight

A new campaign to reduce infant mortality in Boston mobilizes the Boston Board of Health, the Floating Hospital, Milk and Baby Hygiene Association, and private dispensaries. The effort emphasizes mothers nursing, proper milk, and hot weather care, with nine nurse stations offering free physician and nurse guidance and affordable modified milk.

Boston Board of Health Little Humanity Boston National Children’s Bureau of Washington William H. Davis Boston Board of Health Statisticians Boston Health Bulletin Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Floating Hospital New York Greater Boston Board of Health North End Union Parmenter Street Elizabeth Peabody Poplar Street Denison House Tyler Street South Bay Roxbury Crossing Columbus Avenue Roxbury Dorchester The Milk and Hygiene Association National Child Bureau

Teachers Tell the Foreign Children of Bunker Hill

Nearly 100 foreign born pupils from the John Hancock School gathered at the Old South Meeting House to hear the story of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Guided by Miss Eleanor Colleton Miss Marion Sherman and Miss Katherine Mahoney the steamer class toured relics of Revolutionary days and joined in patriotic songs before receiving souvenir programs.

Bunker Hill Land of the Tree Old South Meeting House John Hancock School North End Old Meeting House Eleanor,Colleton Marion Sherman Katherine Mahoney

Rules for Boston health board post baby care

Boston Board of Health guidance urges nurses to feed and nurse babies, keep regular feeding times, and ensure six hours of nightly sleep. It advises minimal handling, limited clothing in heat, washing and sponge cleansing, clean milk, no bottles with tubes, no coffee or alcohol, fresh air, and keeping flies away.

Boston Boston Board of Health Baby

101 Ranch Wild West Show Opens in Boston

The 101 Ranch Wild West Show opened yesterday at Huntington avenue ball park with Indians cowboys cowgirls Mexican horsemen and Russian cossacks performing daring feats. Ethyl and Juanita Parry twins from Oklahoma thrill crowds with trick riding as more than 100 daring riders take part.

Huntington Avenue Prairies Charlestown Miller Brothers’ Ranch Oklahoma Ethyl Juanita Parry West Iron Tail Russia Boston

Yale Unveils Plans for 61 000 Seat Athletic Bowl

Yale President Arthur T. Hadley patted the first spadeful in the new 100 acre athletic field project opposite the present Yale field. The stadium will seat 61 000 and cost 350 000 dollars with George Mason acting president of the field committee and Henry T. Rogers leading the Alumni Advisory Board. The campus reunion events drew large crowds including former President Taft who waved to cheering crowds. A baseball game with Harvard and a reunion parade loom tomorrow.

New Haven Arthur T. Hadley Yale Yale Field George Mason New York Hadley Henry T. Rogers Denver Woolsey Hall Taft Harvard

Freckle-Face Remedy Offer With Money Back Guarantee

A sales pitch promises a freckle treatment at no cost if it fails to remove freckles. Buy an ounce of ethine double strength from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores or Houghton and Dutton Drug Dept. Apply a few times to show how easy it is to clear freckles and gain a beautiful complexion. Rarely more than one ounce needed.

Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept

Princess Jo sephine of Thurn and Taxis Injured in Brookly Hill Horse Accident

Princess Jo sephine of Thurn and Taxis once Miss Josephine Moffitt was thrown from a spirited horse at Brookly Hill while visiting friends. She was taken to London with a spine injury expected to keep her bedridden for over a month. She plans to pursue divorce from Victor and may wed a wealthy English nobleman after the divorce is granted.

London Princess Josephine of New York Brande Victor

Middlesex Finance Probe Announced by City Commission

Commissioner Francis X. Tyrrell of the Commission on Economy and Efficiency says the panel will soon begin a probe into Middlesex county finances. The commission, operating under its general mandate, plans to review fiscal practices and spending to improve efficiency.

Francis X. Tyrrell The Commission On Economy and Efficiency Middlesex County Commission

Vahey Seeks Governor's Publication On 9 11 Veto Opinion

James H. Vahey counsel for the streetcar workers demands Governor Foss publish Attorney General Swift's opinion on the constitutionality of the 9-in-11 bill. The Legislature debated a special committee order but the move failed as the State Commission prepared to cover the issue. Foss may appoint a new commission chairman after Norman Walite retires to run for Congress. The governor plans a rivers and harbors appropriation message, defending the harbor bill against the label pork barrel amid harbor needs and Plymouth Harbor gains. The Harbor and Land Co outlined harbor needs as prior testimony showed. The defeated bill would have spent 1 million yearly for five years funded by serial bonds.

Foss Supreme Court Mr. Swift Vahey Eugene N. Foss Massachusetts State House Frederick E. Snow Boston Elevated Railway Company Fred Fay House of Representatives Senate Commonwealth Snow James H. Vahey Street Carmen Swift House Norman H. Walite Congress Tyrrell John White Plymouth Harbor Harbor and Land Co Ways and Means

Gentleman Jockey's Condition Unchanged After Fall

George A. Lee of Middleburg Virginia was thrown from Zarda during Saturday's Country Club races and remained in unchanged condition at Faulkner Hospital. He is not on the dangerous list. Mrs Rita Diffenderfer Lee, three months married, tends him with help from her mother arriving from Spring Valley Maryland.

George A. Lee Middleburg Zarda Faulkner Hospital Rita Diffenderfer Lee Spring Valley

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