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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
14
A health note stresses sun exposure and Vitamin D for children, noting risks of rickets and anemia if deprived. It names foods rich in Vitamin D such as milk and cod liver oil, and explains how fortified milk and UV exposure boost vitamin content. It also covers vitamins A B C and E, their roles in growth and health.
A reminiscence on photographing babies urges parents to keep cameras loaded and ready to capture a child’s first smiles, first steps, and first meals. It notes babies grow quickly and that snapshots preserve fleeting moments as lifelong memories.
The article urges balanced optimism when a baby seems ill and stresses calling a doctor at the first signs such as irritability fever abdominal pain or ear pulling. It notes that early treatment can prevent severe illness and lists vitamin rich foods and warning symptoms like vomiting diarrhea rash or possible diphtheria.
Advice on handling a child’s resistance to meals and medicines. Warns against letting a youngster hear defeatist words and notes the child’s capability to disobey if pressured. Emphasizes patient, calm persuasion and consistent routines to improve cooperation.
A suggested daily menu for a nursing mother includes breakfast with fruit, milk, bread, and eggs. dinner with meat or fish, greens, two vegetables, bread, and dessert. supper with soup or a creamy dish, fruit or milk. Emphasizes consulting a doctor and maintaining high fluid intake throughout the day.
The fragment notes the first U S Normal School founded in Lexington in 1837 and indicates early opening in July with three pupils.
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