Foundling Hospital Keeps Babies Safe Yet Growth Demands
A New York Foundling Hospital feature details the cradle system for deserted infants, the care by matrons and nurses, and the goal to place babies with adoptive families nationwide. It notes 600 indoor and 1,200 outdoor infants, ongoing adoptions, and the state’s role in guardianship, with emphasis on medical weighing, charity sewing, and international reach.
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New York City
Foundling Hospital
Foundling
New York
Foundling Home
Walla
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
America
Europe
New York Foundling
Department of Charities
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Court
Infants Science Academy
Baby’s Academy
Baltimore
Nebraska
New Orleans
Foundling Hopital
Hhim
Eastern College
Asylum
Hfe
Walcome
Idia World
Guide to Fish Cooking and Elegant Salad Creations
Advice on preparing fish to preserve flavor and avoid dryness. Tips include draining, serving on a folded napkin, garnishing with parsley and lemon, and using fish stock for sauces. Cooking times depend on fish size. test by bone separation. Also includes a delicate celery and cottage cheese salad served in crisp lettuce cups.
Household hints on figs and grapefruit as remedies
Household hints suggest cooking figs in a vanilla flavored syrup and serving them with ice cream nuts or whipped cream as a dessert. It also notes grapefruit as a claimed cure for the grip.
Table Manners and the Art of a Well Laid Dinner
Pauline Frances Camp urges careful table service even for simple meals. A well laid table with uniform silver, precise placement of knives and forks, and a neat napkin set the tone. Daily family training, proportional rewards, and small centerpieces influence manners and morals in homes of all means.
The Wrong Man Inquiries About Loan Payment
A fragmented note references a dispute over a $10 loan from last month. The speaker asks why the debtor did not approach to repay and questions if fear or worry affected them the previous night. The text appears as a terse exchange with interruptions.
Hands Healed After Using Cuticura Remedies
A 70 year old man describes severe cracked hands that bled and kept him from sleeping or working. After trying two doctors with no help, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Within one week his hands healed completely and have remained sore-free since. He notes a neighbor’s child also healed and praises the products.
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John W. Hasty
Treatment for Lump Jaw in cattle
Dr. David Roberts explains lump jaw, a fungal infection carried in feed that can affect throat glands or head bones. He advises either treating the afflicted animal or slaughtering it to protect herd vitality and reduce disease risk, noting many cases can be cured by enlarging the wound, washing with antiseptic such as carbolic acid, and giving a tonic.
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David Roberts
No Encouragement in Hobart Illness Care
The family endures Uncle Hobart's illness as his chosen physician Doctor Shaw offers cautious words. The oldest sister asks if there is real hope while Thanksgiving nears. the doctor says recovery is uncertain and cannot encourage them either way.
The Spartan Son Moves to Battle
A Spartan mother sent her son to war urging him to return either with the moving picture or in it. He rushed to the fray, heedful of her dire command.
Grape Nuts credited with nourishing infant in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn man tells how his eleven month old baby grew strong on Grape-Nuts after other foods failed. The note praises the cereal as a fine body and brain builder for adults and children, and mentions the book The Road to Wellville.
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Brooklyn
Wellville
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