The Sleep Needs of Children in Warm Weather
The article argues that infants and children require ample sleep, not food, and that restful environments with cool air aid recovery. It discusses proper room design, daytime rest, and seasonal schedules, urging parents to adjust meals and activities to support natural sleep rhythms and avoid overfeeding or overstimulation. It cites experts and historical notes on bedding, ventilation, and the dangers of insufficient rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursling
C. E., Page
Trae
Roy
Jones
Pestalozzi
Photographic Triumph: Draper Captures Spectrum of Comet
Prof. Draper announced a successful photograph of the comet spectrum after an 85 minute exposure. He describes a continuous spectrum in the coma and a tail with a continuous spectrum, noting the nucleus and coma changes, and plans to resume Orion nebula work once the comet fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Kiet
Peccanalyeen
the Tribune
Orion
Tribune
Painter Ross Boagar Sends First Picture at Nineteen
Ross Boagar, aged fifty eight, has long been paid five hundred dollars daily for painting. She first sent a painting to the Calon when she was nineteen, marking an early start in her art career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Boagar
Calon
Mosquito Insects Plague London Readings Urgently
The London News notes mosquitoes torment residents with persistent buzzing and bites that drain vitality. It compares local misery to urban climates, jokes about catching intruders, and suggests mosquito curtains as a remedy while recounting broader global annoyance and history with biting flies.
Brothers Meet After Many Years at Funeral
Deborah Button of North Adams widow and mother of seven, longtime relatives Dennis Button of Hoosick and Levi Button of Albany Troy met by chance at a funeral after twenty-nine years apart. They had no prior ill feelings and learned they were brothers while walking to the house of mourning. The sighting followed a crossing of paths only twenty-six miles apart. The Albany Troy Times reports on their reconnection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Button
North Adams
Ojen
Troy and Ton
Dennis Button
Levi Button
Albany
Troy
N. Y
Dortmund Court Clears Bride Over Theft of Lover's Watch
A young German woman is arraigned in Dortmund District Court for stealing a fiancé’s watch. The accused woman confessed amid tears claiming poverty drove the act to fund a wedding, while the affianced lover pleaded to marry her if the marriage were set aside. The court freed the bridegroom’s betrothed whom the lover vowed to marry on the judge’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortmund
Dortmund Pollos
Leasant
Erdus Jover
Practical Home Hints From Massachusetts Plough ma
The article compiles household tips on cooking liver with butter and onions, making Apple Cheese-Cakes, Fine Currant Jelly, drying umbrellas to prevent rust, and ant bed destruction with hot water or brine. It cites methods for lubricants, wagon tools, and general farm care, attributed to a Massachusetts publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Massachusetts
Good Summer Drinks from a Historic Home Recipe
A fragmentary guide to cooling beverages including iced tea with lemon, coffee served cold, and milk on ice. It suggests sour buttermilk with nutmeg, strawberry sherbet, and various fruit and citrus infusions with sugar, water, and flavor boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koj
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Caoutchouc
Chevalier Luckner
Lucullus
Ezekiel
House of Israel
House of Judah
Eliz L. Oswald
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Popular Science Monthly
Englaed
Curtain
Ani
England
Norway
Greece
Baden
America
India
London
London News
Bome
Tar Bret
jaIcico
Kennedy
Main
Prietor
Competi
Moltke
Hodder's Patent
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