Camp Fire schedule and notes for girls and leaders
Camp Fire announces extra session for St. Luke's Babycraft girls this Saturday at 1 p.m. due to a missed class. Babycraft for 11 year olds starts Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. Rachel Blain will teach. classes run Saturdays through February. attendance and 85 percent grade required. Blue Bird leaders meet Thursday at 9:30 a.m. with talks on Valentine ideas and Easter activities. February Guardians' meeting, a Sweetheart Valentine Party, set for Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Camp Fire office. defense stamp valentine for pool fund. Mrs. M. C. Sisco to discuss St Patrick's Day crafts. Grand Council Fire plans discussed. Mrs. John Battin and Miss Noel Newell report on Newark conference. Youth leadership talk Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at office. Poetry contest winners to be announced by Kate Smith Wednesday at 11 a.m. Also notes social views on babies.
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Evelyn Walters
Chamber of Commerce
First Avenue
Memorial Building
Rachel Blain
Blue Bird Leaders
Robert Donahue
Valentine
George Pfeffer
C. A. Carter
Camp Fire
M. C. Sisco
St. Patrick’s Day
Grand Council
John Battin
Noel Newell
Newark
Kate Smith
Wartime World Is Heartless Place For New Baby
Mary Anne, born in snow before hospital arrival, starts a war year life. Ruth Millett notes wartime mothers face isolation, long separations from fathers, and fatigue from lack of help. Heavily affected by distant husbands, anxious landlords, and scarce support as families strive to endure wartime hardship.
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Ruth Millett
Mary Anne
Jun~ Jor
Prospective Mother Advised to Follow Well Balanced Diet
A Red Cross Nursing Service notice by Lona L Trott counsels pregnant women to eat a normal balanced diet rich in fruits vegetables milk eggs and meat. Avoid overindulgence in starches fats and sweets to prevent overweight. After birth a balanced diet remains vital for milk supply without excessive milk intake.
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Lona L. Trott
Red Cross Nursing Service
Nursing mothers diet for milk supply and weight
The article advises that foods that best support milk production do not cause fat gain and a balanced diet of fruit, vegetables, milk, eggs and meat is ideal. If weight gain occurs, skimmed milk and avoiding bread, pastries, sweets and fats are suggested. Maintaining or reducing weight may improve milk supply.
Bohemian Spinach and Liver Patties Menu Recipes
A Nutritious guide from the National Dairy Council outlines Bohemian spinach with lamb steaks and a liver patties dish wrapped in bacon. It includes steps for spinach sauce, liver patty preparation, and complementary menus with coffee cream tarts and beef entrees.
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National Dairy Council
Nurses of the Army Nurse Corps Endure War Front Duties
First Lt. Helen H. Eilola describes overseas service with Army nurses during North Africa Sicily and France. Nurses worked 15 to 18 hour days aiding in 180 operations in Sicily, living in tents, facing cold and hunger, while aiming to recruit 10 000 nurses by April as 70 percent serve abroad.
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Hey
Helen H. Eilola
Sicily
Italy
France
Eilola
Hancock, Mich
University of Michigan
Army Nurse Corps
Cedar Rapids
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Tunisia
United States
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Red Cross
King's Daughters
Oscar Fais
Ninth Street
Perry Roberts
C Avenue
Arthur Leigh
Tenth Street
Albert Petersen
Maplewood Drive
Arthur Butts
A Avenue
St. Luke's
Guardians’ Meeting
Sou
Ney
Dion
Sherwin-Williams
DIAL
Lonal, Trott
Aare
Don
Chicago Sun Syndicate
Naomi Doebel
Firestone
Vermin
Sugprque
U.S
Walt
Third Street
Diel
Louise Luz
Bilola
Texas
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Ilinois
Filola
Africa
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Merchants Bank
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Litand Power Company
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