What to Feed to the Babies in Michigan
Rural mothers lacking medical guidance are urged by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association to follow a tested feeding schedule. For nine months old babies, a routine includes breast feeding and cooked cereals, vegetables, fruit, and broth at specified times. At ten months the 10 pm feeding may end and milk may replace some feedings, with broader cereal and fruit options introduced after ten months. For one to two year olds, two daily meals combine cooked cereals, bread, fruit, boiled milk, vegetables, and starches, with varied vegetables and fruits available as listed.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Salvation Army envoy thanks Alma citizens and officials
Envoy E. Pauline Swarts of the Salvation Army Central Territory thanks The Record Mayor Murphy and many others for kindnesses shown in Alma. She also acknowledges community support for the local Salvation Army Corps in relief and other work. The piece then shifts to glass drilling tips including a method using a wet drill and a wax-held glass hole and a hot lead option.
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E. Pauline Swarts
Salvation Army Central Territory
Chiesto
Murphy
Alma
Salvation Army Corps
Man With Horns and Oddities Reported by London Tit Tit
A Johanne sburg correspondent describes a native with springbok-like horns brought from Rand and notes the horn growth since age nine. The piece suggests possible European transfer for medical interest. Also included are brief items on helium in balloons and historical notes on Seward, plus ads and quotes.
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Rand
Johannesbry
London
Europe
Local Happenings Tersely Told
Local notes report residents and officials in Alma Ithaca and nearby towns. Dates and people include Sheriff Alfred Willert Dr E G Sluyter and James G Kress with brief city visits and business. Community events list church meetings and fundraisers while notices cover real estate tax contracts crosswalk requests and a new contractor firm.
East Alma Residents Share News and Events
East Alma notices report neighbors hosting school groups and family updates. Mr and Mrs Wellington return from Florida with baby news from Pleasant avenue. Miss Ruth Grierson hosts a Sunday class gathering on Grove avenue. an infant’s burial on Bridge avenue is noted. Educational films and church services are listed for Eastminster and Fastminster chapels. Parent-Teachers club plans a Republic school gathering on April 12. Walter Martin moves to Chicago for engineering work. sugar beet contracts urged by John McIntyre for a local factory effort. The column closes with a note on Rossini’s habit of composing in bed and an ad for Robinson Crusoe.
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Wellington
Jewell
Highland Avenue
Florida
Alma
Murray
Pleasant Avenue
Ruth Grierson
Grove Avenue
Beryl Baird
Arlene Buchanan
Grace Dickens
Helen Garner
Crystal Kelly
Lois LeRue
Viola Sawyer
Sarah Smith
Doris Whitney
Howard Peska
Bridge Avenue
New York City
Eastminster Chapel
First Prosterian Church
Republic
D. M. Gelston
D. TD
C. E. Society
Ed. Bush
Short Street
Petoskey
John McIntyre
Michigan Avenue
Story of Our States Land Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
The piece traces Rhode Island and Providence Plantations from Roger Williams 1696 settlement and Providence's naming to Anne Hutchinsons exile and Aquidneck Island history. It notes the Isle of Rhodes myth, royal charter under Charles II, constitutional changes of 1663 1801 and Dorrs rebellion with Rhode Island joining the union in 1790. It cites Michode Island as smallest state with 1 248 square miles and five presidential electors.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Roger Williams
Church
Salem
England
Narragannett
Providence
Anne Hutchinson
Mensachusetts
Tsland
Aquidneck
Isle of
Rhoiles
Movilterraneia
Rhode Teland
Charles II
Rhode Ieland
Dorr
Rhode Telund
Eaton
Michode Ieland
McCture
Syndite
Obituary for Mrs Harry Walstow Dates and Tonia Co native
Mrs. Harry Walstow nee Isabelle Irene Mosher was born December 15 1871 in Tonia County Michigan and died March 1 at her home near Alnut after a two day illness caused by apoplexy. She married in Carson City on November ws to Harry Walstow and lived near Alma fifteen years. She leaves husband son Les and her mother Mrs Malina Mosher plus many friends. She was a member of the Ancient Order of Gleaners Best Arbor and was mourned by all who knew her. Funeral services were held at the home Monday April 3 at 2 00 p m with Christian Serence service later in Rivers.
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DeMille
Ashley Price
Durand
Alfred T. Willert
Ithaca
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Alma
Alma Elevator Co
Woodworth
C. A. Wright
Sumlay
James G. Kress
Romaine Clark
William Strong
Tanlac
Paterson Drug Co
Lester Allen
Malo
East Lansing
Jotham Allen
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Roy Hamilton
West Center Street
Joctph Sawkins
Justin Cash
V. P. Cash
East Lansky
M. A.C. Hi
L. Towey
Republics Motor Ftock Company Inc
J. J. Miller
Ladies’ Union of the Baptist Church
Baptist Church
City Commission
Cedar Avenue
Mechanic Street
Wilcox Newstand
Hamilton
MacCarty
Ditto
West
Schoolmasters’ Club
Ann Arbor
MacCurdy
Rueckert
M. E
Harry Walstow
Isabelle Irene Mosher
Tonia Co
Michigan
Alnut
Carson City
Lupe
Les
Malina Mosher
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Seward
William H. Seward
United States Senate
California
Great Fish Country
Canada
Ralph Watkins
C. R. Murphy
Charlie Chaplin
Michigan Supreme Court
A. F. Crawford
Breckenridge
First State Bank
City
MV. Crawford
Gratiot
Crawford
Thorpe & Stahl, General Contractors
Henry Sove
Stahl & Onwald
St. Louis
Doren Stahl
Guy Ovwald
East Alma
Rossini
Robinson Crusoe
Jonathan Brace
Miss Spaulding
Prospect Avenue
Alma, Mich
Chase & Sanborn
Swift
P&g
Kirk
Eichenberg & Company
Pring
Oxfords
Good Shoes
Grimm Alfalfa
Alma Roller Mills
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