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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
14
A guide explains preserving terms and methods for fruits and nuts. It distinguishes conserves from preserves and candied fruits, detailing steps to make cherry and pecan preserves, including sugar to fruit ratios, cooking, and cooling in crocks or jars, with notes on selecting fresh nuts and blanching skins.
An interesting woman and her artist husband run a unique shop here focusing on hand painted lamp shades. She designs and paints the shades herself, combining florals with circular shade shapes for decorative lamps and candy displays, linking traditional Florentine influence with contemporary style.
Paris representative Mrs. Anna E. Tomlinson praises French women for balancing work and cheerfulness amid hardship. She notes French designers pursuing classic beauty, denies claims gowns are only for Americans, and predicts war tests will deepen character and influence postwar fashion in the United States.
The text discusses switching a baby from natural milk to artificial feeding. It notes adaptation challenges for the infant and for the caregiver, stressing careful preparation of milk mixtures, monitoring quantity and strength, cleanliness, and constant attention to the baby's evolving needs. It emphasizes patient daily care and proper utensils and nipples to support the transition.
A period piece advises mothers on keeping a baby fed in summer with breast milk when possible and details safe cow’s milk preparation. It cites Infant Cure and American Medical Association feeding guidelines by age, including amounts, water dilution, limewater, and sugar. It warns against overfeeding and stresses gradual increases, with barley water as an option.
The article warns that overfeeding and irregular feeding cause distress in infants. It prescribes strict three hour feedings up to six months, then four hours, with adjustments in hot weather. In July and August, reduce quantity by a quarter and dilute with boiled water to aid digestion.
Bar Harbor Me June 21 Viscount De Alte the Portuguese Minister arrived from Washington for the season. Herbert Pell new arrival Mr and Mrs Alfred I Dupont will arrive this week on their yacht Alicia. The Whiting cottage opened for their arrival later in the week. Largest crowd of the season at Kebo Valley Golf Club with notable guests. Mrs Nathan Matthews and Mrs Otto Kahn among arrivals. Early arrival of summer colony shifts orchestra date to August 7.
Nashville physician Dr William D Haggard told the American College of Surgeons Fellows in San Francisco that fee splitting between doctors is criminal dishonesty. He warned it causes unnecessary operations deaths and erodes medical ethics by pitting surgeon against patient and pressuring operations to satisfy referrals.
An anonymous gift to Old Trinity Church funds a new chancel in memory of the late Mr and Mrs Isaac Bell of New York. Work, under Thomas Nash, will begin soon and aim for completion by early fall, matching European church appointments and enabling organ enlargement.
The Grand Army of the Republic will open in Albany tomorrow and hold a three day session. A campfire tomorrow night is the feature of the first day. Women’s relief corps members will hold their annual meeting at the same time. Mrs Helen J Parker of Gouverneur is announced as candidate for president.
At Wesleyan University in Middletown Connecticut Charles D Marcy of Boston received an honorary Bachelor of Arts degree becoming a senior veteran of the Civil War who enlisted with the 4th Massachusetts Volunteers after starting at Wesleyan in 1845. The university granted ninety degrees with sixty five to graduates and honorary titles awarded to multiple clergymen and scholars. Announced engagements include Miss Jeanné Florence Marcy and Alexander Jones of Hackensack Virginia.
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund seeks help from hospitals schools and charities to send thousands of city children to country outings this summer. Organizations including Roosevelt Hospital The New York Dispensary Public Schools 47 and 51 Yorkville Neighborhood and St Joseph's Settlement request vacancies and increased allocations. In all about 26 447 boys and girls ages five to twelve are deemed needy for Fresh Air outings funded by public generosity.
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