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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
23
A historic instruction describes preserving cherries and pecans with sugar, detailing preparation, cooking, and sealing in jars. It emphasizes selecting ripe fruit, fresh pecans, and careful timing to achieve the proper consistency, with notes on possible substitutions and handling of nuts to prevent burning.
An article notes an interesting woman artist who creates decorative lamp shades. She designs and paints them herself, applying cre toned flowers to hand painted circular shades for candles and lamps.
Mrs. Ansa E. Tomlinson, Paris editor, lauds French women for resilience and elegance amid war. She praises their domestic wisdom, work ethic, and attire, noting gowns blend simplicity with national pride while American fashions seek dignity and individuality. South America offered as bridge to new cultural spirit.
The article discusses artificial feeding for babies deprived of natural milk, highlighting dangers for mothers and caregivers. It outlines the need for proper bottles, nipples, cleanliness, and daily attention, emphasizing consistent care to ensure the infant receives safe nourishment and where possible breast milk or adapted feeding methods.
The piece outlines summer infant feeding guidance from a public pamphlet. It details target milk amounts by age, dilution with water, and gradual increases. It warns against overfeeding, stresses doctor guidance when possible, and notes hotter weather worsens digestion, with adjustments to feeding intervals and milk strength.
The Portuguese minister arrives from Washington to-day to establish a summer legation at Bar Harbor. Herbert Pell of Tuxedo New York and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Dupont of Wilmington are expected aboard their yacht Alivia. The Kehoe Valley Golf Club hosted the season’s largest event with many notable visitors including Mrs Nathan Matthews of Boston and the Kahn family from New York. The orchestra will come to the Swimming Club on August 7, two weeks earlier than usual.
San Francisco June 71 one secret division of fees between physicians and surgeons is criminal dishonesty Dr William D Haggard of Nashville told a gathering of the Fellows of the American College of Surgeons He said fee splitting leads to unnecessary operations incompetent work and deaths and lowers medical standards He warned the crime harms patient health rather than pockets.
An anonymous gift funds a new chancel for Old Trinity, honoring the late Mr and Mrs Tawe Bell of New York. Work will be by Thomas Nash this summer and finish in early fall to harmonize with the Astor altar and aid organ duties.
The Grand Army of the Republic state encampment opens in Albany and runs for three days starting tomorrow. A women’s relief corps meeting coincides with the first day’s events. Mrs Heloe L Barker of Gouverneur is announced as a candidate for president and for vice president.
Freshman in 1865 graduates in 1915 as Wesleyan celebrates its commencement. Charly D. Maxey of Bustos receives an honorary Bachelor of Arts. Rev. Dr. Charles Brown and Prof. William North Rice among honorary degree recipients. Abraham Lincoln’s call for volunteers cited. many from the class attend the ceremony.
A Tribune appeal details requests from hospitals churches and social groups for Fresh Air Fund outings for needy New York City children. Organizations ask to send hundreds of boys and girls to country homes, with donors urged to cover costs as agencies report many in need after a hard winter.
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