New York Women Voters Leader to Speak at Fairfield Meeting
The Fairfield County League of Women Voters will host a Wednesday gathering at Brookmont Country Club. President Mrs Henry Goddard Leach of the New York State League will address "Work and Duty for the League" with Yale Law professor Evn Fiser and Mis a Mary Fulkevvy of the Connecticut League also listed as participants. Mrs Leach, a former New York state senator and long-time chairwoman on international cooperation, helped found the New York Council for International Cooperation to prevent war through active diplomatic efforts.
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Few Women Know Why They Look Old
An ad claims a toxin caused aging and facial dullness. It promotes a purported tonic to cleanse poisons from the body, restore height and clear skin, and improve overall health. The copy urges starting the product immediately with a regular box priced at 50 cents.
Suffrage Leader and Professor Fisher Highlight Civic Training
The article profiles Professor Fisher a noted authority on political economy and League of Women Voters advocate. It outlines his Yale professorship since 1908 and roles including editor and lecturer. It also notes his leadership in the American Association Libor Legislation and multiple scholarly contributions. The morning session and luncheon details are announced with speaker John A. Rack of 100 Brockland Avenue.
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New Haven
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Music teaching to be shown parents at meeting
The Hives Ree Parent Teacher Association will hold its monthly meeting Thursday January 20 at 3:90. A unique program by upper class Miss M Dercany will demonstrate use of records recommended by Professor Moors of Columbia University for parent presen tation. Mothers with young children are welcome. children will be supervised during the meeting.
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Moors
Columbia University
Weaning and feeding guidance for a seven month old
A mother asks about feeding a seven month old who resists pulp orange milk and other foods. The adviser says the child is healthy and urges timely weaning by nine to ten months, introducing milk and various foods, and avoiding prolonged food refusals. Offers to send a detailed pamphlet on Merlella feeding after sending envelope with address and stamp.
Fragmented parenting note on infant sleep habits
A brief, disjointed message discusses putting a child in her own bed and stopping nursing. It argues she should sleep through the night and mentions digestibility of orange pulp, with unclear references to caregivers and routines.
Personal Advice Offered by Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred regarding intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Mail letters to Mrs. Eldred at the Bridgeport Telegram.
Average age of industrial leaders near seventy
Philadelphia January 16 The survey by the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School finds the average age of presidents and vice presidents actively guiding 100 major companies in industry finance transportation and banking is about 69 years. Prepared by David J Rowlands the study notes ages in management roles are typically well above sixty with leadership concentrated among older executives.
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University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
David J. Rowlands
Finance Department
Wharton School
Pneumonia and influenza rise in New York City
New York City records show pneumonia and influenza coverage up for the first half of January 1927, with 657 pneumonia cases and 88 influenza cases reported, compared with 452 and 46 the previous year. Health Commissioner Norris said the rise is not alarming and the situation is being monitored by the city health department.
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Our Children By Angelo Patri Faces Childhood Fear in Fairy Tales
An essay-style tale explores how adults misjudge children who fear scenes from ghost stories and fairy tales. Peggy rejects her father as a lie, while Uncle Bill’s thrilling tales unsettle the youngsters, prompting a doctor to warn of shock and the need to protect kids from fear.
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