Keeping Baby Healthy and Overfeeding Misconceptions
A historical nursing bulletin discusses common concerns of mothers about infant feeding, misattributing fussiness and illness to milk quality. It outlines cases of overfeeding, persistent crying, and malnourishment, stressing that many so called hungry babies are simply underfed or starved, and emphasizes educating mothers in proper feeding intervals and breast milk sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto
Ilere Sean Geet
Plin
Mrs O
Koutahder
Father of Scottish immigration shaped Australia
A lengthy tribute to Dr. J D Lang, a Scot who championed immigration to Australia and helped seed the nation’s development. The piece traces his clashes with churches, political moves toward separation of colonies, and his role in guiding Scottish arrivals while noting his controversial, evolving views and a public funeral in 1878. It closes by reflecting on Lang’s lasting influence and the mixed reception of his “free immigrants.” Aubusson tapestry is used for very novel hand bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Caledonia
John Dunmore Lang
Cits
Sydney
J. D. Lang
Jamieson Street
Thomas Brisbane
Church of England
Goethe
Presbyterian Synod
Court of Session
Continent
Hobart
Scotland
Lang
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
Wr. Lang
Kuomo
Duffy
Melbourne
Books and Bookmen review highlights new Irish author and Poe bio
The piece surveys novels and critics from Ireland and England, praising Conan Byrne's Hangman's House as a standout while noting Henry Allen's Tarafel on Poe and Arnold Bennett's Lord Rainvo. It discusses themes of war era politics, romance, and literary style, and ends with a quip about fragile domestic vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bennett
Lord Rainvo
England
Bennett
Samuel Raingo
Raingo
Delphine Leeder
Delphine
Ralngo
T. E. Robinson
Sunshine
Labor Ideals From Catholic Guilds Stir Debate
A May issue article by Sir Henry Sleaser argues Labor ideals echo medieval Catholic social aims, viewing individuals as ends supported by a church-based social organism. Critics from Communists and ultra-Protestants denounce the stance, urging calm study of England’s guilds and orders before Tudor times to ease religious quarrels and avoid pauper relief laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sleaser
K.C
Ramsay MacDonald
Henry
Hume
Karl Marx
England
Henry Tudor
Who is a Scot? Del晓gation's vexed question
The Scottish Delegation, mainly Australian, defines a Scot as anyone with a single Beottiah grandparent, regardless of residence or travel. The group lists A Gilchrist and the New Settlers League offices in Melbourne as sources, noting the booked members as a cross section of Australian manhood and womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Caledonia
Australia
A. Gilchrist
New Settlers’ League
Elizabeth Street
Melbourne
The Patriotic Bottomley Released from Gaol
Horatio Bottomley, once a House of Cammons member and proprietor of John Bull, is released from prison after a seven year sentence for fraud. The piece notes his wartime patriotism and criticizes his later cashing in on soldiers and civilians. In Australia, likewise, knighthood would likely be withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Bottomley
House of Cammons
John Bull
Horatio
Australia
Kent-Hughes lauds transport progress in Scotland speech
In a recent speech on transport, Mr. Kent-Hughes cites Scotland's wesonet poet to illustrate modernity. He quotes verses noting rough pathways and the need to make roads and reform, with a stern biblical warning to heedless sinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Kent-Hughes
Masonelt
L.A
Kew
Sydney Daily Telegraph Reverts to Protectionist Pictorial Daily
The Sydney Daily Telegraph, long on the non paying list, becomes a 36 page pictorial seven day a week paper. Founded in 1879 by Angus Mackay and Victorians as a Protectionist journal, it later became Freetrade and paid dividends. Now it resumes Protectionist stance and its pictorial run will be watched. In Sydney the price of daily papers remains a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney “Daily Telegraph
Angus Mackay
Advertiser
Bendigo
Telegraph
Sydney
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L. Hancock
Bunshine Town Hall
Aubusson
G. K. Chesteron
North Pole
Gilbert Murray
Henry Holt
Herbert Spencer
Homer
William Raleigh
Macbeth
Shakespeare
Conan Byrne
Meredith
Yeats
Synge
Ireland
Glens
Antrim
T. P. O'Connor
Cromwell
Dynne
Venice
the Times
Mr. Byrne
T.P
Thackeray
Rhine
Dean Hole
Vanity Fair
Tarafel
Edgar Allan Poe
Henry Allen
Allen
Poe
J.a. Lever
D. P. Griffiths
Nicholson Street
Footscray
G. A. Britnell Estate Agent
Sunshine 102
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co
Miss Wheelahan
Dressmaker & Costumiere
Station Place
Donald McLean
South British Fire Insurance Co. Ltd
Graham Street, Sunshine
W. G. Thomas
Hampshire Road
Wheelwright & Blacksmith
P. M. Feeney
Dickson Street
William Brocket
Collins ST
Central
Byron
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