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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
15
In a Mothers School supervised series The Star urges Seattle mothers to read guidance on bottle feeding. The article notes bottle fed babies face handicaps and emphasizes giving them a chance to thrive with proper care.
Advice on infant milk preparation and care emphasizes strict cleanliness and supervision. It warns that early nutrition decides strength, recommends doctor consultation, insists on pure cold storage milk, and details barley and oatmeal water usage, bottle hygiene, warming, and feeding protocol.
Every lodge member who takes pride in his organization will be interested to know that he can get from us all sorts of emblems symbolical of his lodge. We have an extensive showing of badges fobs pins charms and rings. We manufacture jewelry to order and offer a big stock of semi precious stones birth stones etc. We make rings to order at very reasonable prices and are expert repairers of jewelry of all kinds.
Vera Cruz dispatch details 14 year old Jesus Estrada losing parents in a hotel massacre as American Marines under Captain Hooker take him in as “one of the family.” The tale follows the boy’s bond with the captain and the promise to bring him to the United States.
Deputy State Forester W H B Batley sends letters to Ernest Sandstrom and Roderick McNeil of Clallam Bay and Fred D Haverkamp of Seattle thanking them for helping save a Clallam county rancher’s farm buildings from a forest fire.
Mohegan New York June 19 Adolph Hartley a 26 pound man could not be rescued when part of a brick wall collapsed trapping him in a narrow area until wall removal allowed access rescue efforts failed and he died.
Thomas F. Murphine will be principal speaker at a Saturday noon luncheon held by the progressives at Fraser-Paterson cafeteria. He will present a historical review of the progressive party.
A New York judge released 18 year old Bohn after refusing to prosecute the owner of a stolen pin. The judge told him go and be married, remarking he could not marry him today as he was arrested.
In New York city Robert P. Green, a schoolteacher, uncovered a dust covered picture in the basement of his home nine years after purchase. He believes it to be an original Bougerean, a work potentially worth thousands of dollars if proven genuine.
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