Feeding troubles of children urged by nutrition service
The Community Nutrition Service advises parents to find the cause of poor appetite in children and suggests steps such as physical exams, regular meals, small appealing portions, and early bedtimes. They urge quiet meals, avoid pressuring the child, and offer guidance from the Children's Bureau bulletin. The office at city hall provides moral support and answers questions.
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Johnnie
Mary
Community Nutrition Service
Bernice Hopper
The
Children’s Bureau of
United States Department of
Washington, D. C
City Hall
Vitamins in One Preparation Spars Over Medical Opinion
The article cites authority arguing against single vitamin in one remedy while noting common multiple deficiencies in patients. It highlights AMA concerns with adding synthetic thiamin to bread under restoration schemes, contrasting medical consensus with political actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M.A
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
MacLester
McCollum
Medical Association
Bread Reform Proposal Sparks Public Health Debate
An opinion column raises concern about a proposed bread reform using a scientific scheme to replace white flour with whole wheat and full vitamin B complex. It argues for broad public discussion and warns laity and physicians alike to consider nutritional adequacy before any such measure.
Reserve Power and Liver Comparison in Diet
The article discusses remedial value beyond pain relief, noting treatment duration until heart leakage is compensated and reserve power is sufficient for proper circulation. It emphasizes supplementing the diet, requests a stamped envelope for a monograph on Reserve Power, and compares lamb liver to beef liver in nutritional value with virtually no difference.
Mistakes Should Be Faced And Not Refuted
The letter parallels Miss Manners guidance on admitting error, noting Elsa’s stubborn refusal to concede mistakes. It contrasts the belief that infallibility is essential with the view that even the best people err and should acknowledge them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Elsa
Advice for a Teen Dating Dilemma
A girl under sixteen asks about a twenty one year old boyfriend whom her mother dislikes and who may avoid her due to family disapproval. The reply suggests dating a variety of boys, keeping the relationship as a friendship, and socializing with peers to broaden judgment and perspective while respecting parental limits.
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Love and Marriage History
A reader asks how to date a mature woman with prior marriage and child who fears remarriage. The letter notes age perception issues and concerns about married life after past experience, seeking respectful guidance.
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Miss Manners
Fam
Be Very Sure Before Marrying A Woman With A Child
The writer warns that marrying a woman with a child carries responsibility. Age should not block love if one accepts fatherhood and supports her and the child. The key is commitment and willingness to adapt without hesitation.
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