Encouraging Outdoor Naps For Young Infants In Warm Weather
After one month, infants gain much from daytime outdoor sleep when weather permits. Parents should encourage this healthy habit in summer and note the benefits of fresh air for babies.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
4
After one month, infants gain much from daytime outdoor sleep when weather permits. Parents should encourage this healthy habit in summer and note the benefits of fresh air for babies.
A newspaper lauds Bill Bryan as a public good while criticizing his paid lecturing as secretary of state. It warns that mixing official prestige with commercial performances could offend allies and provoke foreign ridicule, urging him to retire from lecturing after his 1913 season. Seattle Electric Co. hawks car tickets at nonpublic outlets, joking about fares and walking.
The piece notes American suffragists plotting a chilly reception for Madame Pankhurst on her visit, recounts Anna Shaw’s critique of Pankhurst’s hospitality, and comments on suffrage tensions, political stances, and staged provocations amid libel suits and tariff debates. It mentions a past lecture funding via silver dollars and warns of possible frosty reception in New York and London.
In Decatur Indiana a parrot from Dr W P McMillens family was found dead in its cage. It is believed the bird died of grief after McMillens death, remaining silent and gloomy since the loss. A separate note recalls a recruit missing targets during practice with an officer remarking on errant shots.
A playful verse extols autumn apples as the season’s kingly fruit. The speaker lauds cider pie dumplings and fall flavors while praising the apple’s crisp taste and seasonal bounty. The piece ends with a brisk, humorous aside about a man’s changing wives.
John Taborn, released by Ohio Governor Cox after 43 years in Columbus state prison, describes the modern world with astonishment. He recalls 1870s technology, rides an electric car, and enjoys his first elevator ride and phonograph. He plans to return to Cass county Michigan then Hillsboro North Carolina for work.
Advertises Hyomei as a nonoral remedy for catarrh and nasal throat irritation. Claims airborne antiseptic action soothes mucous membranes and promises money back if not cured. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with availability from druggists nationwide.
An old ad claims a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs will cleanse a child’s stomach and bowels within hours, restoring playfulness. It warns against counterfeit fig syrups and urges mothers to buy a 50 cent bottle from the California Syrup Company with full directions on the label.
In New York on October 1 a stage struck youth Jack Rosenthal son of J J Rosenthal and Kathryn Osterman joined a vaudeville act with Louis Simon and a midget. He played the midget's part at a ball game and was kicked and cuffed as the scene required. A later letter from the midget says he was black and blue and vows to quit acting. A Dreamland dance is announced for tonight.
A jumble of items from the Chillicothe Gazette includes a call for twenty laboring men on the Clarkeburg pike with pay details, social satire on currency and politics, and notes on beef prices, a German bakery producing sawdust bread for horses, and quips about fashion and courting.
A vintage advertisement extolls Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion, gas, sourness, and stomach distress. It promises relief within five minutes, urges regular use to regulate weak stomachs, and selling a fifty cent case at drug stores.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended for women facing backache nervousness and irregular kidney secretions as early signs of kidney trouble. The ad argues urinary disorders affect both genders and warns against neglects that can lead to dropsy gravel or Bright's disease.
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