How to keep your baby well between one and two
A Philadelphia issued guide from The Babies Prophylactic Clinic advises, during the critical switch from liquids to solids, to provide a well balanced diet rich in milk proteins, vegetables, grains, and fruits. It emphasizes regular meals, proper chewing, gradual milk reduction after one year, gradual introduction of eggs and meats, and offering boiled or cooled cereals, vegetable soups, and fruit purées. It notes cup feeding from 13 to 14 months and generous water intake after age two boiled for safety.
Bedbugs migrate and are fought by heat and gas
Pseudo bulletin explains bedbugs move between homes via cracks and pipes. They feed on human blood and can survive long fasts. Fumigation with hydrocyanic acid is effective but hazardous. heat at 135 degrees F for 12 hours kills live bugs and eggs, aided by high humidity. For guidance contact the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Bureau of Plaint Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Carnahans and kin visit. Opal Byers returns home
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Carnahan and daughter spent Sunday at L. M. Carnahan's. Clair Walker visited David Mauk on Sabbath. Miss Opal Byers, who was visiting her parents, has returned to Indiana where she is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Wilbur Carnahan
L. M. Carnahan
Clair Walker
David Mauk
Opal Byers
Indiana
Infantry Still King of Battle in Modern Warfare
War Department study reports infantry remains the essential fighting force despite new weapons. Cavalry cannot be fully replaced for reconnaissance, and man with rifle and bayonet remains central to decisive action. Aircraft and tanks aid but do not supplant foot soldiers.
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War Department
Army
Commat
The Flapper and the Country Violet
Barbara Gushim, a city girl, visits Sara in the country and finds renewal in simple life. Barbara sheds showy styling, discovers self-acceptance, and decides to stay with Joe Curtis and Sara, leaving city pretensions behind.
Conversation in Diggs Home Sparks Musical Talk
Mrs Diggs asks Mr Grumpson to place something on the phonograph during a half hour chat with Professor Diggs. She suggests a padlod as a musical option, reflecting light social humor in Birmingham.
Hillsdale Visits and Sunday Socials Across Erie Area
Hillsdale residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cragg and their son visit Erie along with Mrs. Sayers. Roland Claypool and son from Freeport spend Sunday with Mrs. Claypool’s parents, the Rankins. John Jenkins visits Horace Duck near Arcadia. Charles Mahan and son Richard of Commodores visit local friends. G B Getty visits friends in Indiana. C A Ginter and family and Ray Butterbaugh visit Samuel Nicholson in Salina. Helen Rhodes from Pittsburgh returns home after visiting Aire. Miss W Elizabeth Missy Iva Fridley works at Jesse Harbridge’s home. Harry Johns of Heilwood stays with his grandmother Lavina Clark. Odium Stumpf reportedly says “all miles.” It’s a boy. Howard Dishong and children spend Sunday with Lewis Longnecker near Arcadia. Ethel Huey, student at Glen Campbell, weekends with her parents. Church service planned at M P church Sunday at 7:30. pees.
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Charles Cragg
Sayers
Erie
Roland Claypool
Freeport
Indiana
C. A. Ginter
Ray Butterbaugh
Samuel Nicholson
Salina
Helen Rhodes
Pittsburgh
Aire
W Elizabeth Missy Iva Fridley
Jesse Harbridge
Harry Johns
Heilwood
Lavina Clark
Odium Stumpf
Miles
Howard Dishong
Lewis Longnecker
Arcadia
Ethel Huey
Glen Campbell
Elmer Huey
M. P
Pees
Local visitors strand week long in Plumville area
Pittsburgh visitor Mrs Grant Schrecengost spent a week at her mother Mrs Jane Stuchells home. Vandergrift resident Ed Perry spent the weekend at home. Virginia Black Braddock visited her mother Mrs Annie Weston. J W Weaver and family with Mr Frienbaugh Rogster were town guests Saturday. A F Pifer and family visited relatives near Punxsutawney. Louise Stuchul visited Grace Nichol Smyrna over Sabbath. Blanche Humphrey Pittsburgh is at the Humphrey home. Alex Morrow Ligonier valley spent Thursday night with relatives en route from Indiana fair. Local schools continue a week of sessions with record attendance. Rose DeLancey North Manchester Ind returned home after two weeks with DeLancey relatives.
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Grant Schrecengost
Pittsburgh
Jane Stuchell
Ed Perry
Vandergrift
Virginia Black
Braddock
Annie Weston
J. W. Weaver
Mr. Frienbaugh
Rogsster
A. F. Pifer
Punxsutawney
Louise Stuchul
Rose DeLancey
North
Manchester
Ind
DeLancey
East Wheatfield
Acnes Stonle Thiliehisen
Wittsburgh
Mary Tomb
Wa Mack
Derry
Hutchinan
Irwin
Ballyar
Ruthiless
Armagh
J. TL
Caldwel
Virginia
Avenine
Jensnie Johnston
J. FH. Tinkeom
Dilnie M. Cunningham
Merle McCormick
Minterapoli
Minn
J. J. Hutchison
Joseph H. Tinkcom
James
Local notes from Onberg and surrounding area
Onberg June reports several small community events. Walker, employed at George Stoar's, is leaving soon. Mr and Mrs Walter Malcom and Thomas of Indiana dined with the James Rising family on Sunday. Vance Helmen is a recent Clymer caller. Harry Ray and family visited his mother. Joseph Rising, in his 80s, is described as ill. Levi Houk's gathering Tuesday evening drew a large crowd despite a few accidents. James Rising and Link Christy are trying a new coon dog bought near Rossiter. Hile Long suffers a sore leg from a pitchfork while threshing. John Adams recently called in Clymer.
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Hayes Williams
D. EB. Martin Tin
Walter &. Ruch
Watson
Judson
Urisemora
Leroy Martin
Eeho
Nella
Nathalie Garmin
Barnesboro
Grisemore
Haye
George Willams
John D. Martin
Richard Williams
Lincoln Gibson
Crissia Gibson
Clyde Gibson
Harry Russell
Jay Rodkey
Spangler
Mra
Greenwich
J. IR. Duncan
Ot Heilwood
B. F. Good
W. W
Margaret William
Wilda Williams
Lucille Johns
Hellwood
J. A. James
Wintondale
Emma
Commoore
J. J. Williams
Johnstown
Harry Stussell
Ellgabeth Coy
Brownstown
J. R. Rhoades
Bloomsburg
Floyd Deardorf
York
Richard Wil-lame
Homer Lydick and
Famtlly
Indiana
Russell
Mumau
Beatrice Nichol
Crigsie Gibison
Miskes Wininn
Wilda Williaing
Florence Black Owara
Margaret Willams
Margaret Joiner
Sara Williams
Indiank
Willams
Walter Malcom
Thomas
James Rising
Vance Helmen
Clymer
Harry Ray
Levi Houk
Link Christy
Rossiter
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Babies’ Prophylactic Clinic
Henry Phipps Institute
7Th and
Lombard Streets
Philadelphia
Adelaide R. Kemp
McClure Newspaper
Syndicata
Sarna
Sara
Mrs. Burnham
Louise
Barbara
Ted
Cousin Sara
Joe
Barbira Gushim
Marl Sherman
Joe Curtis
Barabara
Mark
William Hohengzollern
Germany
Gazette Times
William Hohenzollern
Bidmarck
Wilhelm
United Atatog
Woodrow Wilson
Bismarck
Mogland
Germmany
Waiser
Victoricus
Edward
Sir Edward Gray
Karl
Austria
Catherland
Hel Jigoland
Chamberlahe
Alfiance
Asia Geremany
the Gazette Times
J. D. Johnston
Kaiser
Rene Viviani
France
Viviani
America
Washington
The
Gazette Square
Pittsburg
Hillsdale
Plumville
Margaret Williams
Marural Jamer
Sara Willams
Kenwood
Lewisville
Mary Cilbson
Grace
Florence Bergman
Isaac Wise
J. C. Kennerly
Haze Frank
J. B. Gibson
George Hart
Arthur
Mire
Chas
Bile Ty
Saltsburg
Alex Graham
Wiia Warner
Sheloca
J. M. Speedy
C. A. Shields and
Vandarqvist
Ac. Tomb
J. la Lewis
Gibson
Hila Ewing
W. M. Nell
Los Angeles
Cal
Roy
W. 3. McGinney
M. BR. McCurdy
J. C. Berkey
Onberg
Walker
George Stoar's
Leuing
Joseph Rising
Fili
Hile
John Adams
Clymur
Parcel Post
Launderers
Indiana, Pa
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