Feed My Baby Love and Bottle Into Caring Routine
A brief note on prioritizing affectionate care for a baby beyond just feeding. It emphasizes attentive, loving interaction alongside supplying bottles, suggesting a deeper caregiving approach.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
9
A brief note on prioritizing affectionate care for a baby beyond just feeding. It emphasizes attentive, loving interaction alongside supplying bottles, suggesting a deeper caregiving approach.
A Woman’s Page outline describes hosting a Scandinavian themed afterglow with informal café style sandwiches and self-assembled plates. It lists four example sandwiches with ingredients like shrimp, anchovies, beef, and egg fillings, and suggests complementary foods and light daily routines. It also offers tips on breakfast and luncheon menus and encourages simple exercise and fresh air.
A fragment discusses self denial in dieting, warning against rich foods and foods high in sugar or starch. The text alludes to a method of flesh reduction as a dif difficult matter requiring restraint and discipline.
A fashion note describes a rainy spell ending with satin rosy ensembles. For town wear, a short cape proves most suitable. Ribbon trimmed hats are paired with ribbon pieces. New hats feature tawered panitines and stylish capes display figured chiffonnings.
Cleaning and maintenance hints are given for stains and fabrics. Rub stains with salt or lemon to remove marks. Boiling strengthens rope and clotheslines. Dampen broom straw in hot water to extend its life. These practical steps reflect everyday domestic care ideas from a historical source.
Lavender accents appear on dresses for children while crepe de chine coats and suit jackets show checkerboard borders. Tucks form square patterns on both suits and dresses, reflecting detailing trends reported in the fashion notes.
A fragment notes that wandd cups are desirable for a spring drink while roaming camping grounds, regardless of carrying a complete outfit chest.
A fragment describes items in packages of 50 tar cunts and 44 bundles of straws, with waxed collars and vents, plus a convenience where soft drinks are carried along.
A garbled OCR note references dipping a broom in water and sweeping to avoid leaving a line behind. It hints at an old domestic or craft practice with unclear instructions and no clear people, places, or dates.
A fragment describes washing white fabric gloves by slipping them on the hands and cleaning with soap and water as if washing the Wands. Rinse with warm water and blot dry by the fingers. The text has a casual, instructional tone and lacks clear provenance or context.
United States District Judge Trimet ordered the dismissal of a major action against Delta Land & Water Co promoter of a Utah irrigation project. Charles J. Annis and about seventy defendants claimed misrepresentations in land deals. The court found lack of due diligence, and the case was removed from the calendar.
Advertisement promotes oil of korein capsules as a weight loss aid with a guarantee of 39 to 60 pounds. Claims ease of use without starvation or exercise, promising improved health, vitality, and appearance. Encourages visiting a druggist and following system directions.
June 16 The Association of American Correspondents in London has organized to promote cooperation among members and protect their interests. It includes representatives from major American newspapers and news agencies with readers across the United States. Officers are Edward Price Bell president Ernest Marshall vice president Arthur Draper secretary John S Steele treasurer. The executive committee includes Robert M Collins Tint O Flaherty Henry Hyde and James M Tuohy.
Berlin report by Richard Calver argues Germany’s offer of a large gold indemnity signals solvency and could embolden enemies to demand more. He contends the move implies capacity to pay beyond the stated sum, inviting sharper price demands.
Paris dispatch notes Norway submitted claims for ships sunk by submarines and damages to logs of navy during the war. The Armenian repatriation issue was sent to Count Milner, a Finnish member of the committee overseeing the matter.
June 26 correspondence reports the American army will dispose of supplies worth a billion dollars after armistice. Major General LG Plattses notes disposal plans include August 1 completion, with HQ closed June 15 and only a small quartermasters unit remaining to wind down contracts and shipments. General Buddie cites cooperative British War Office help in clearing contracts, while final property on hand focuses on aviation, engineer, and ordnance stocks.
Fragmented dialogue hints characters in a playful, rustic rumor. A young Indy pursues Charles Ray in a comedic setup while Eve fances and Adam declines to bite. The narrator muses on gentility, a show in a future Paramount film, and a budding baseball pitch scene from a busher to Charlie.
Paris June 18. Lens, once the war’s most devastated town in Pas de Calais, shows revival signs. A war-worn mining center, it remains scarred by gas and ruins, but now about 3000 of the exiled inhabitants have returned, living in improvised iron huts as cleanup continues by prisoners of war and others.
The report notes widespread hardship in the Ps de Colois area with 150 townships and villages affected. Shelters and cellars are used by the displaced while homeless workers struggle to access suitable housing and materials like wood, stone, and iron for reconstruction. Labor numbers are adequate but fuel is a major issue, prompting a proposal to use covered army trucks as temporary shelter for workers.
London dispatch notes limited impact of a cheerfulness campaign in the metropolis. A London reporter visited various workplaces including restaurants, underground stations, shops, policing offices, and rail terminals, finding many workers gloomy yet some showed a cautious interest in the campaign’s promise of improved mood.
Rome dispatch says Pietro Mascagni, famed for Cavalleria Rusticana, has written a new opera Il Piccolo Marat. The work is described as a revolutionary step using symbolic virtues and ideals to embody characters amid a clash of autocrat and democrat, oppression and freedom. Mascagni expects to stage it next winter.
The speaker describes an opera where no specific historical figures appear. Instead characters embody abstract ideas such as Truth Freedom Tyranny Ignorance and Wrong. The plot traces mankind’s evolution from bondage to freedom through these personified qualities.
Calgary July 3 The blaze in the Porcinine area was brought under control after destroying between fifteen and eighteen million feet of lumber. The Glheat River fire fifty miles west of Calgary continues to spread eastward, while the Mow River reserve fire lies a mile from Sareea reserve’s boundary. Fifteen miles west of the city, fighters struggle to contain it. The Clearwater region fire progresses with rapid pace and is actively taped.
In Fargo North Dakota Dean H E Bolley of the North Dakota Agricultural College said no crop damage has occurred yet in the Red River valley and is unlikely due to dry winds that have aided crop formation and checked rust Burleson denies resignation reports and intelligence notes Germany ordered Russian farm equipment worth 76000000 marks in a move to boost trade relations a German delegation plans to visit Petrograd for further talks Read The Classified Ads
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