Points for Mothers Points for Mothers Baby's Diet
The piece urges mothers to feed babies almost entirely on milk until age one with water, orange juice after six months, and soft foods thereafter. It warns against feeding table scraps, teetotal habits, and soothing syrups, and emphasizes cleanliness, dairy quality, and avoiding ice water. It also discusses teaching children to amuse themselves through self-made play and careful mummy-led guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lowery
Mik
Jersey
Guernsey
Ian Oes
The Children’s Garden Seedings Shape Names
Advice on planting seeds to please children suggests growing initials of their names with circular beds around trees. Pansies require mounded earth about a foot above roots to maximize soil access and growth.
Sudbury News Roundup Highlights Local Incidents and Visits
Atherton W. Rogers narrowly escaped after a runaway automobile struck him near Kennebunk as he headed to the Boston train. Dozens attended a Christie’s Maynard visit where Booker T. Washington spoke at the Wayside Inn. Activities include road work on the state highway, church notices, and staff changes, with several residents traveling or recuperating from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton W. Rogers
Kennebunk
Boston
Chauneur
Arthur Booth
Hunt
Bolton
Stone
Maynard
Christie's
Booker T. Washington
Wayside Inn
BE. C. Whiting
Memorial
Cong
Mr. Washington
Samuel Underwood
Frank
Dixon
Ill
J. J. Puffer
Illinois
New England
West
Waldo L. Stone
Fred
Woburn
Clara W. Hunt
Brooklyn
N.Y
Abby Brown
Miss Hunt
Brooklyn Public Library
Libray
Edwin Hunt
Mary Brown
Sudbury
Sundry Society Notes From Sudbury and Nearby
Miss Asenath Hadley visited by the Hadleys while William F. Law spent a week with his mother Mrs. Perry. James Sheffield entertained Bert of Peabody. Billa Hill visited Mrs. P in Waltham. Clarence Rice and nephews of Waltham visited Kamp Kumfut at Great Pond. A Grange dance drew many, aided by good music in cool weather. The Woman's Club lawn party at the Centre featured ice cream cake and candy. The Greek dance drew notable comment for its beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenath Hadley
F. H. Hadley
William F. Law
D. Perry
James Sheffield
Bert
Peabody
Billa Hill
Waltham
Clarence Rice
Kamp Kumfut
Great Pond
The
Grange
Woman's Club
Buried in Malden after accidental death
William Simpson of Malden was brought here for burial in Hollow Cemetery on Wednesday after his death by an accidental cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simpson
Malden
Leepy Hollow
Mr. Simpson
Amaret Taylor of Acton Centre Dies at 54
Mrs. Amaret Taylor died last Sunday after a long illness at age 54. Born in Bloomfield Vermont she lived in Acton for 20 years and supported the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church. She survived by a son in Rangley Missouri and two daughters in Boston. Funeral at her home Tuesday 2 PM conducted by Rev Hayes with burial at Woodlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Ismer
Concord Fire Department
Acton
David Mayes
Thomas MacGann
Martin Fury
E.ien English
James Engtish
Bedford Road
James English
St. Bernard's Church
Dennis J. Lynch
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Thomas McGann
Edward
Mr. Cunningham
Episcopal Church
Lincoln
John M. Keyes & Co
J. Frank Russ
E. H. Torrey
Cape
Spencer Bros
Amaret Taylor
Bloomfield
Vermont
Ladies’ Aid Society
Seabuba
Rangley
Boston
C. Hayes
Congregational Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Congregational Church Picnic at Fort Pond July 30
The Congregational Church announces its annual Sunday school picnic at Fort Pond on Tuesday July 30 with attractions like athletic games and free lemonade. Free barges will depart the church at 9 30 a m for the picnic grounds. Grandfather Holds the Record references a local competition and progress in feats past in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pond
Jefferson
Galveston
Forester Knothole Causes Sea Vessel Delay
The schooner Forester reached San Francisco after drydocking due to a knothole in a bottom plank. A one inch by one and a half inch hole let ten feet of water in during distress, keeping pumps running day and night. Owners and underwriters face over $1,000 in costs. hole plugged and cargo to be reloaded before voyage resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester
San Francisco
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Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Pra
Ed Walden
Concord, Mass
J. W. Raymond
Walden Street
Concord
Grover and
Mayfair
Creighton
South
Glover Shoe
Glover
Russia
Batiste
Ye Yard
Sorensen Ric
P. P. Adams
Big Dry Goods Department Store
Moody St. Waltham
R. H. Cotton
Boston Safe Deposit Bldg
Devonshire St
P.O
E. A. Cox
Littleton
Mass
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