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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1961
Page
3
Doctors advise letting a nine month old self feed with fingers or a spoon despite mess. Start with mashed foods and gradually add solids, using oil cloth under the chair. Patience builds independent eating habits as the child learns to manage food and utensils.
The article notes tuberculosis as a major white blood cell resistance concept and mentions Sollette fever remedies while warning that rabies from animal bites poses the chief danger. It emphasizes germ entry to the body and immediate risk from rabies exposure.
Mabel Henrietta Brown born near Jackson Junction on March 26 1878 died March 9 at Palmer Memorial Hospital West Union after a long illness. She married Frank Nims February 7 1911 at Wancoma Methodist parsonage. Survivors: Melvin Fay ette Vergie Elgin Evelyn Cedar Rapids Frank Jr and Glen Clermont. Funeral at St Pan s Methodist Elgin with Rev Caspers. Interment Alpha cemetery.
Mrs. Claude Gress corrects a previous Enterprise note about her granddaughter JoAnne Shay. JoAnne attends Washburn University in Topeka and plays basketball with the Topeka Boosters as a sophomore. she previously was listed as attending Business College. She is the daughter of Eunice Gress, resides in Central City, and attended Manchester tournament games where she spoke with former classmates Mrs. Perry Larson and Mrs. Ames Olson.
Mrs Regina Hutchinson of Elgin spent Sunday with Mrs Louise Miller while Mr and Mrs Orval Sullivan of Elkader visited. About the same time the Jones family refinanced their home loan.
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