Regular Feeding Key to Infant Health Says Patterned Care
A 1910s guidance column urges mothers to feed infants regularly, emphasizing consistent meal times, sufficient duration, and responsive care. It warns against rushing feeds, advocates nursing before bottle feeds, and advises careful bottle preparation and sterilization. It notes watching for signs of illness and stresses that feeding, not sleep, should be the priority in early weeks.
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Hanes
Ted Iufasi
Uwlers
Sleon St
Fey de Elven
Ai Bolle
Wales
Asa
Reuter
Binolyn Coolidge
Bolle
Wwe
Emoyer
Disney
Ulehes
Bran Water a Remedy for Overworked Women
An old wartime remedy advises overworked women to drink bran water between meals. Use three pints of water, one cup of bran, allow to settle, strain, and drink three to five cupfuls daily. The text warns against factory produced foods and promotes bran water as a nerve tonic during wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealing
Juan
Valentines of Artistic Stiles and Floral Scenes
An article describes ornate valentines with artistic styles for girls and young women. It notes decorative couches and windows as part of the designs, heart shapes, and colonial motifs. Also discussed are banana nutrition and food value alongside general notes on fruit quality.
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Thal
Willy
Tui
Systematized Household Work Plan for Daily Tasks
A detailed guide explains a woman managing a home by organizing daily routines. It covers kitchen cleanup, dishwashing steps, arranging utensils, selecting washing order, and keeping the sink area clean. It emphasizes efficiency, consistent routines, and preserving energy through systematic chores.
Health Value of Fresh and Cooked Fruits for Children
A health lesson emphasizes fresh fruit as essential, detailing how fruit and cereals aid digestion through proper chewing. It warns against excessive refined foods, stresses balanced meals, and guides careful fruit preparation, washing, and serving to reduce choking risks while maintaining flavor and nutrients for summer meals.
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Mynhe Santos
Frais Boleck
UtaLix
Ana Thal
Tarkent
Durfinsort
Nee
New Paper and Aluminum Bullet Invented in France
A French inventor unveils a paper and aluminum projectile claimed to wound and kill like a steel bullet while avoiding poisoning. The device uses a thin aluminum shell and paper core, offering similar range and precision under identical conditions. The inventor seeks Geneva convention approval and has received interest from the Austrian war office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Dulidis
Auakian War Office
Boop Kidney Cure Claim Highlights Strong Relief
A reader reports severe kidney and bladder trouble with pain and brick dust in urine. After trying Foley's Kidney Cure, symptoms subsided and the author claims the ailment has improved dramatically, noting the product’s apparent effectiveness.
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Buffalo
O. Welfess
Foley
Dreler & Bru
Ingenious Wrights Win Set Amid Staged Sprint Bet
In New York a garbled report describes an athletic wager between Captain Bragee and an unnamed challenger over hopping two times at speed. After a forty one step trial, Bragee claims sharp practice while the other defends the feat as fair.
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Victor
Kolis
New York
Wrights
Rolla Schlad Ali Yewumed
Ny Erlend
Caplain Bragee
Tine
Brasee
Braggson Ugnantis
Breege
Smart Parisian Reception Frock in Sheer Printed Chiffon
A Parisian reception gown features a sheer printed chiffon design with a double tunic effect, yoke and collar trim, and a belt of folds. Sleeves are puffed with soft folds. the hem showcases ridged chiffon and decorative lines. The dress can be reproduced at home using similar fabrics and techniques.
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USA
L'Art
Naide Thor
Wilk
Yale
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Gan
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