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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
14
This excerpt advises cautious introduction of juices and foods to infants. It recommends starting with very small spoon fed portions, diluting juice with water, and gradually increasing amounts. It notes orange juice is not required immediately, and cod liver oil may be started as early as the third month if a doctor deems it necessary, with doses carefully incremented.
The article discusses infant feeding with emphasis on odor dislike and taste aversion, advising that cod liver oil may be hidden to ease acceptance. It outlines introducing thick cereal at five months, using Wet Farina or cream of wheat, starting with one teaspoon at the 10 AM and 6 PM feeds, then increasing to three to four tablespoons by six months, and provides a simple cereal recipe using cereal, water, milk, and salt cooked in a double boiler.
Telegram readers are invited to write Mrs Blaved re garding their own intimate prob lema and receive a personal re y. Address your letters Mrs yethe Meyer Eldred Bridgeport Telegram.
A collage of jokes and sketches from The Fun Shop edited by Maxson Foxzhall and observed entries by Howard Falconer. Includes humorous vignettes about family mishaps with towels and clocks, a store floor-walker exchange on hose and stockings, and playful poems and verse requests, all styled as a lighthearted department store entertainment page.
A thoughtful meditation on parental gratitude and the evolving bond with grown children. The author argues that children forge parents into new people, reshaping old habits and expectations as they become independent adults. The piece urges embracing growth and mutual development rather than clinging to debt or ingratitude.
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