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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
3
A bulletin from the Children's Bureau outlines gradual weaning during summer. Start by replacing one daily breast feeding with a bottle, then add another bottle after one to two weeks until all bottle feedings replace the breast. Do not rush the process.
Guidance on weaning during heat warns against changing bottles in hot weather and urges continued nursing three to four times daily to prevent illness. It recommends spoon feeding after 14 months, supplementing with cow’s milk if needed, and boosting mother’s diet to raise milk supply. Also covers political note on Bird potential candidacy and Progressive strategy.
A government employment drive lists numerous vacancies with salaries from 720 to 3500. Open posts include mechanical draftsman translator illumin ating engineer and associate chemist among others. Examinations are scheduled in July and August across agencies such as the National Museum Bureau of Standards and the Department of Commerce.
Memorial service of the Star of the East Loyal Orange Lodge held at Trenton Street Baptist Church East Boston yesterday at 3 pm. Members in full regalia marched from Walcott Hall Central square led by the Chelsea Salvation Army Band. Rev G B Seaboyer of Chelsea preached on What Orangeism Stands For.
Miss Ethel Foster Bent of Lincoln and Russell Gilbert Merriman of Leominster marry at noon in St. Anne's Episcopal Church Lincoln The Rev John M C Wilson presides Edwin E Bent gives the bride Beverly Powell Weston serves as maid of honor and Winthrop Mayo Leominster is best man
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