Study program for baby week outlines child welfare topics
The General Federation of Women's Clubs presents a comprehensive study plan for Baby Week covering prenatal conditions heredity midwifery visiting nurse birth and death registration and care of the baby and young child. It lists readings pamphlets and sources from Dr Bak er J C Edgar the Visiting Nurse Association and other health education groups.
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General Federation of Women's Clothe
General Federation of Women's Clathe
George K. Dawgon
C. B. Davenport
Havelock Filis
Wm. B. Forbush
C. W. Saleeby
M. J. Slemona
Association Life Insurance Presidents
N. Y
Federal Children's Bureau
Washington, D. C
Federal Children’s Bureau
Mra
Max ‘Weet
How to Tell It and Related Works by Various Authors
A brief listing of works including How to Tell It by Edna Leman Stories and Story Telling by Ag fein M Koyen Fork Mancing by Luther Gullek. The text presents titles and authors in a catalog-like arrangement with no narrative content.
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G. ¥. Johnson
Edna Leman
Agfein M. Koyen
Luther Gullek
Women Seek Pick of 2001 Ticket
Chicago on March 1 reports the socialist party began front presidential nomination by referendum. Voting runs until March 9. Candidates for president include Allan I. Henson Yonkers Arthur Le Sauer Minot N D and James M H Maurer Reading Pa. For vice president: George H. Kirkpatrick Newark Kate Richards O Vare St Louis.
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Chicago
Sodaliat Party
Allan I. Henson
Yonkers
N. Ya
Arthur le Sauer
Minot
N. D
James MH. Maurer
Reading
George H. Kirkpatrick
Newark
Kate Richards O'Vare
Louis
Parker Retires as Vice President of C and S Railroad
A D Parker retires as vice president of the Colorado and Southern railroad ending a 23 year career starting as a section hand. E S Keller succeeds him as general manager, relocating from Omaha. Parker, born July 26 1869 in Wilmington Delaware, helped shape Rocky Mountain railroading.
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Denver
Colo
A. D. Parker
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Linen
Texas
Parker
E. 8. Keller
Omaha
Colorado & Southern
Rocky Mountain
Wilmington
Del
Racine College
Racine
Wis
General Theological Seminary
New York
Wyoming
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Union Pacific and Gulf Railroad
Leadville
Gunnison
Colorado & Southern System
Forth Worth
Denver City
Wichita Valley Railwaya
Itching Eczema on Boy's Neck and Face Treated by Cuthcure
Andrew B. Dickinson of Corinna dates the eczema outbreak on his boy to late October 1918. The skin symptoms included red irritated patches and severe itching progressing to burning and cracking. After trying various remedies the text claims success with Cuthoura Soap and Cutheara Ointment, advertised with free samples by mail.
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Keema
Andrew B. Dickinson
Corinna
Ditah
Harmony with Law and Nature in Daily Life
The text links health to harmony with nature and promotes Shredded Wheat as a simple breakfast food made at Niagara Falls New York. It praises natural nourishment and diet, suggesting hot milk or cream with bananas as ideal, and notes the product’s origin. It also mentions Colorado and Southern being taken over by Chicago Burlington and Quincy in 1910 and Parker's retirement as railroad vice president in New York, with home in Philadelphia.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Colorado & Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Parker
New York
Philadelphia
Train Crash Fatal for Engineer in Story City
THRU Northwestern freight train No. 31 crashed into the caboose of local freight No. 81 at Story City near Hart, Iowa. Engineer J. M. Johnson was fatally injured and brakeman L. Kelly was seriously hurt.
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Hart Roland
Iowa
Thru Northwestern
Story City
Wear of
Here
J. M. Johnson
L. Kelly
Convict Labor for Good Roads Favored in Wyoming
The piece argues Governor Kendrick should expand convict labor on road projects this year, citing Lincoln county’s eight miles built at low cost. It claims convict labor benefits taxpayers, counties, and the state, and urges inmates to show pride and rehabilitation through outdoor work.
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Ny Warold Gorman
Kendrick
Ivery
Commonwealth of the People
Lincoln County
Leas
U-Boat Sinks Provence in Mediterranean
Paris reports a German submarine torpedoed and sank the French auxiliary cruiser Provence in the Mediterranean on Saturday. Estimated dead total 900 to 1,000 with about 6 to 7 hundred survivors. Earlier tallies noted 4870 of 1800 aboard saved, but newer figures show 696 survivors landed at Malta and Melos.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Ministry of Marine
Tave
Malta
Melos
Greek rescue nets derelict liner Provence in war era
A Greek fishing vessel has picked up survivors as the Provence, once a great transatlantic liner and later an auxiliary cruiser seized early in the war, is being brought into Greek ports according to the ministry of marine. The report confirms the vessel's wartime role and current status.
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Ministry of Marine
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Mins Mary Board
Aswciation
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Mass
Mins Alice Hall
District Nurse Association
Providence
R. L
Isabella Waters
Henry Street
New York City
Felste Burks
Children's Memorial Hospital
American Association For Study of Infant
Heaby
Frances Sage Bradley
W. BB. Forbush
W. B. Forbush
W. BR. Forbush
Bulletina of
State Boards of Health
G. Stanley Hall
W. H. Slingenland
Nore A Smith
Nina Vandewalker
T. L. Smith
Dorothy Cteacer
Joseph
Children’s Gardens
Louise KF
C&s
Railroad
Cutheara
Dept. ‘I
Beas Éea
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Capitol Ave
Provence
Niveth-Gorsline Jewelrympany
Culver Racer Automobile
Cms Cal Cfho
Dalattec Cae
Citien’s
Culver
Bhatt
Shepherd & Klett
Stret
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