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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
8
How to begin weaning at eight or nine months by substituting one feeding then two, then complete withdrawal from the breast. Properly modified cow milk is essential, gradual changes preferred, and continued nursing beyond six months advised. A relief bottle may help nursing mothers after three months, with a two ounce milk two ounce water mix plus sugar. fully wean by one year, avoiding nursing in warm weather if milk is poor.
Day ton residents Mr and Mrs Samuel Hill return home after visiting valley friends. A busy week sees Mr and Mrs A P Evans with Johnstown friends, and Clairton visitors Mrs Conners and children. Various locals illness reports and recoveries, households hosting, and a September 22 club meeting at the Kimmel home with intermediates providing the program.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Hanlett of California visited Clareburg as Iselin Lowther and Snyder mines operated. Four young ladies began winter school with Miss Lukehart at MelIntyre, Miss McPhilimy at Coal Run, and Miss Cribbs and Miss Shirley teaching locally. A Sandles family reunion gathered relatives from Canton, Gary, Columbus, Red Lodge, Export and Pittsburgh.
The document details grand jury procedures including prohibitions on interference, roles of the District Attorney, and oaths. It also outlines the Wa ner Enforcement Act guiding liquor law prosecutions, costs in indictments, and the court’s stance on sentencing while stressing citizen cooperation with federal agents in Prohibition enforcement.
Mr and Mrs V J Carnahan purchased a plane this week. Mrs Barbara Gibson has returned home from a visit with her daughter near Shelocta. Prof Jones of Davis passed through town on his way to resume duties as principal of the Isclin schools.
Wilmer Stewart of North Wighth street is recovering well after a minor operation to remove a tearbuncle on his head. He was housebound for ten days and suffered intensely during the ailment.
Harry D. Smeltzer aged three years eight months, son of J. W. Smeltzer of White township, died on Wednesday. Interment was in Oakland Cemetery on Friday.
Miss Katherine North enters West Penn hospital for nursing training. W E Marahill and wife and Paul Strasster visit TA Wal ker's on Sabbath. John Byers and family, Zuln visit TA Walker's. Mr Boucher buys prep to ship to his Gerla county home. Indiana visitors include Arthur Ray and mother, Howard Myers and wife. Shank town fall game win. Numerous residents visit relatives across Dixonville Homer City New Kensington and Starford with gatherings and visits.
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