oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-05

PLAIN DEALER BABY WEEK SUPPLEMENT 27TH YEAR—No. 210 "BABY W" BODY BUILDING MATERIAL ESSENTIAL IN BABY'S DIET FOOD for the baby must contain plenty of the right sort of material to build up and repair the living tissues of the body. There must be enough to use as fuel to furnish energy for heat and work and abundance of mineral material and the little known substances which regulate body and health growth. Children, like all animals, require more growth or body building material relative to their size than they do when fully grown. The following food chart for His Majesty includes a properly balanced diet from the age of six months to two years. 6 to 9 Months Diet 6 a. m.—Milk mixture 8-ounce (get formula). 8 a. m.—Orange juice or prune juice ½ to 1 tablespoonful. 10 a. m.—Milk mixture 8 ounces. Cereal (farina, oatmeal, etc.), 1 to 2 tablespoons. A little salt and some of the milk may be used on the cereal. 2 p. m.—Vegetable soup or clear broth (chicken, lamb or veal) with an additional portion of strained vegetable, (spinach, carrots, potatoes, cauliflower, etc.) Vegetables can be started by the ninth month. The broth is usually given in the same quantity as somewhat less if given with the vegetable. A little scraped beef or beef juice may occasionally be added to the vegetable. 6 p. m.—Milk, 8 ounces, and bread, zwelback or cereal, custard or pap. 10 p. m.—Milk, 8 ounces, if necessary. 12 to 15 Months Diet 6 a. m.—Milk, 8 to 10 ounces. 8 a. m.—Fruit juice (orange juice, prune juice or apple sauce), 1 to 2 ounces. 10 a. m.—Cereal, 2 to 3 table-spoonfuls, with 2 ounces of milk or cream, followed by 6 to 8 ounces of milk. Toast, zwelback MATERNITY AND INFANCY LAST The Sheppard-Towner bill, 1039, for the promotion of welfare of maternity and infancy was signed by the president November 23, 1921. The principal changes made this bill are as follows: The prepration is limited to years, and the sum of $10,000 the first year, and $5000 annually thereafter, is given right to each state. A Board Maternity and Infant Hygiene with definite duties is created stead of an advisory committee. The amount for administrative expenses for the Children's Reaum is increased from three five per cent of the appropriation. The bill further provides for a peal to the president if certification by the board is withheld. BIRTH RECORD IS IMPORTANT Is your child's birth recorded? It is important that it should be. To prove his age and citizenship. To prove his right to go school. To prove his right to work. To prove his right to inheritance. To prove his right to marry. To prove his right to hold office. To prove his right 8 a.m.-Orange juice or prune juice ½ to 1 tablespoonful. 10 a.m.-Milk mixture 8 ounces. Cereal (farina, oatmeal, etc.), 1 to 2 tablespoons. A little salt and some of the milk may be used on the cereal. 2 p.m.-Vegetable soup or clear broth (chicken, lamb or veal) with an additional portion of strained vegetable (spinach, carrots, potatoes, cauliflower, etc). Vegetables can be started by the ninth month. The broth is usually given in the same quantity as the bottle, if given alone, if given with a strained vegetable in addition. When starting the soup feeding, first replace one ounce of the 2 p.m. bottle by one ounce of the soup or broth in another bottle, then give seven ounces of the milk mixture. Gradually increase the soup and decrease the milk one or two entire bottles of broth or soup is given. Gradually cut out the water and sugar from the milk until the whole milk is given by the tenth month or eleventh month. Use raw milk and be sure the milk is pure. 6 p.m.-Milk mixture, 8 ounces and stale bread, zwelback, crumbs or cereal. 10 p.m.-Milk mixture, 8 ounces, if necessary. 9 to 12 Months Diet 6 a.m.-Milk, 8 ounces. 8:30 a.m.-Orange juice, prune juice, or apple sauce (one ounce). If preferred, this may be given with the 10 a.m. or the 2 p.m. meal. 10 a.m.-Milk, 4 ounces, and cereal (farina, oatmeal, arrowroot, etc.), 1 to 2 tablespoonfuls, alice of crisp bacon. 2 p.m.-Vegetable or cream soup and zwelback, toast, etc., or a clear broth (chicken, lamb or veal), with an additional portion of one tablespoon of a strained vegetable (spinach, carrots, potatoes, etc.). The broth is usually given in the same quantity the bottle if given alone, but select from the following articles: First Meal, on arising—Juice of a sweet orange, 1 or 2 ounces; pulp of six stewed prunes; pineapple juice, one ounce; a cream such as cream of wheat, oatmeal, farina, with top milk (top 16 oz.) sweetened or salted; a glass of milk. Forenoon—a glass of milk with two toasted biscuits or zwelback. At Weber's For Baby’s Future All Mothers Want to Keep BIRTH RECORD IS IMPORTANT Is your child’s birth record important that it should be. To prove his age and citizenship. To prove his right to go school. To prove his right to marry. To prove his right to hold office. To prove his right to secure passports for foreign travel to prove his mother’s right to widow’s pension. The drafting of thousands men for military service has phasized the need for more complete birth registration. You men have been confronted with the necessity of furnishing proof of age and citizenship, and had found proof lacking on account of faulty laws or imperfect enforcement of the law. The birth registration area comprises 20 states and the District Columbia, and includes over half the population of the United States. The law requires that the baby birth be reported by the physician; the nurses or midwife in attendance to the health officer; or to clerk who reports it to the State Board of Health. Register your child’s birth no. ARTICLES FOR BABY'S LAYETT This list represents the smallest quantity of articles required for the baby. If financial circumstances will allow, a more generous supply is advisable. Square of flannel or knitshawl, two knitted bands or strips of soft flannel (6 to 8 inches wide and 18 inches long); thin shirts of cotton and wool; heavier weight should be used in winter than in summer; two pairs of stockings; two flannel pet coats; three slippers; four night gowns. Twelve or more diapers (18 inches square); old muslins or cheesecloth may be used for diapers while the baby is small. Have the necessary articles at the house not later than sixth month of pregnancy. BABY'S DIET Baby conferences throughout country uniformly disclose the fact that malnutrition is the most common alliment among the small children. This condition results not so much from poverty as from a bad choice of diet. Dinner—Broth or soup made from beef, mutton or chicken and thickened with peas, farina, saffron or rice; or beef juice with sta... For Baby’s Future :: All Mothers Want to Keep Some Record of the First Years That Fly So Fast Baby Dear ... 50c Baby’s Life in Photos ... $1.00 Our Baby ... $1.50 Our Baby Day by Day ... $1.00 Baby Journal ... $2.95 Baby’s Record ... $3.00 Weber's Book Store 112 East Center St. BABY'S DIET Baby conferences throughout the country uniformly disclose the fact that malnutrition is the most common alliment among the small children. This condition results not so much from poverty as from a bad choice of diet. Dinner—Broth or soup made of beef, mutton or chicken and thickened with peas; farina, saffron or rice; or beef juice with starch, bread crumbs; or clear vegetable soup with yolk of one egg; or egg, soft boiled, with bread crumbs; or egg poached; or baked potato. A glass of milk. Supper—Custard; cup of milk warm or cold; stewed fruit; zwieback. 18 Months to 2 Years Select from the following articles: Breakfast—Juice of one sweet orange; pulp of six stewed prunes; pineapple juice, on ounce, or apple sauce; a cereal such as oatmeal, farina, cream of wheat, hominy or rice slightly sweetened or salted, as preferred with the addition of top milk (to 16 oz.), or a soft boiled egg with stale bread or toast. (If there is a tendency to constipation give the fruits before breakfast with water; if not they may be given during the forenoon if preferred.) A glass of milk. Dinner—Broth or soup made of chicken, mutton or beef, thickened with arrowroot, split pea rice, or with the addition of the yolk of an egg or toast squares. Scraped beef, white meat or chicken, broiled fish (hallbutt free from bones); mashed or baked potatoes, fresh peas, spinach, asparagus tips; a glass of milk with crackers, or graham wafers. Dessert—Apple sauce baked apple, rice, junket, or custard. Supper—Stewed fruit; a cereal or an egg (if not taken for breakfast); bread and milk; or custard; cup of warm milk or cocoa; crackers or zwieback. THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer Anaheim, California, Monday May 5, 1924 Y WEEK" MA TERNITY AND INFANCY LAW Sheppard-Towner bill, S. for the promotion of the e of maternity and infancy, signed by the president on October 23, 1921. principal changes made in all are as follows: The aplation is limited to five and the sum of $10,000 for first year, and $5000 anthereafter, is given out to each state. A Board of quality and Infant Hygiene definite duties is created inof an advisory committee. amount for administrative ties for the Children's Business increased from three to cent of the appropriation. will further provides for apto the president if certificacy the board is withheld. TH RECORD IS IMPORTANT your child's birth recorded? important that it should prove his age and citizenTo prove his right to go to To prove his right to To prove his right to To prove his right to an ance. To prove his right ry. To prove his right to office. To prove his right to REPORT VIOLENCE IN PENSION STRIKE BUENOS AIRES, May 5 — Violence was reported today in the strike of Argnetine workmen in protest against the national pension bill which would compel all workers to contribute a certain share of their wages to a common pension fund monthly. At Avellaneda, strikers seized street cars, compelled the passengers to leave and then set the car afire. It is estimated that about 80 per cent of the workers are out. The navy department seized several river steamers and manned them from warships in order to keep communication open with Montevideo. BABY'S BED The baby should sleep by itself. A large clothes basket makes a satisfactory bed. It should be furnished with a small hair matress protected by a small piece of rubber sheeting or oilcloth, and a piece of padding over that. The bed covering should be warm but light in weight. Little blankets can be made of squares of cheese cloth lined with cotton batting and quilted. You should have at least three of these. MILK AS FOOD IS INDISPENSIBLE Fresh clean, raw cows' milk is the ideal form of artificial food, and therefore the most desirable for the human infant. Cows' milk should not only be pute but the fresher it is and the fewer manipulations it has been subjected to, the less possibility there is of its having been altered in any of its essential properties as a complete food. Clean, fresh cows' milk is the best valuable form of milk for children after they are weaned. Pasteurized milk, sterilized milk or canned milk may be substituted for it when clean, fresh cows' milk cannot be obtained. Every growing child is better and more cheaply nourished if it is given clean, whole milk, either as a drink or in the cooked food making up the daily diet. MORE PERSECUTIONS ROME, May 5. — The Vatican received word today that religious persecutions in Russia are increasing. Fourteen Catholic sisters of mercy were reported arrested. WILSON FUNERAL THIS AFTERN Funeral services for Ernie Wilson, who died Thursday morning, were held this afternoon. Rev. L. L. Myers, pastor of the Christian church, had off of the services and burial at Loma Vista. The American had a firing squad and escorted the grave. Miss Mildred Carter sent oral solos at the chapel. VOTE ON PROPOSITOR HEAVIER LEON Orange-co is deeply late in the proposition to be vowed in Los Angeles tomorrow to the present state load line truck weights from 22,000,000 pounds. It is estimated 1800 heavy duty trucks would included in the higher limit. 14 INJURED WHEN ELEVATOR DRIVE CHICAGO, May 5. — For passengers, four of them were injured when an elephant snapped and threw plunged four stories to the floor of the shaft in the Ashland office building, here to BABY'S DIET conferences thruout the uniformly disclose the malnutrition is the most alliment among the small This condition results such from poverty as from choice of diet. Broth or soup made of button or chicken and with peas; farina, sago or beef juice with stale umbs; or clear vegetable yolk of one egg; or boiled, with bread or egg poached; or a potato. A glass of milk. Custard; cup of milk, cold; stewed fruit; swel Months to 2 Years from the following arfast—Juice of one sweet pulp of six stewed pineapple juice, one or apple sauce; a cereal, oatmeal, farina, cream of mominy or rice slightly and salted, as preferred. addition of top milk (top or a soft boiled or egg with stale bread or if there is a tendency to lon give the fruits bekfast with water; if not, be given during the if preferred.) A glass Broth or soup made of button or beef, thickenarrowroot, split peas, with the addition of the an egg or toast squares. beef, white meat of broiled fish (halibut is bones); mashed or states, fresh peas, spinaragus tips; a glass of fish crackers, or graham Dessert—Apple sauce, apple, rice, junket, or cus- Stewed fruit; a cereal (if not taken for breakead and milk; or custard, carmilk or cocoa; or swieback. FOR BABY'S HEALTH AND COMFORT SEE THAT HIS CLOTHES ARE KEPT CLEAN AND SWEET. OUR LARGE MODERN, NANITARY LAUNDRY IS JUST THE PLACE TO SEND HIS OR HER DAINTY BABY CLOTHES. Anaheim Laundry Co. Telephone 18 Anaheim, California PAGE THREE PLAIN DEALER BABY WEEK SUPPLEMENT MAY 5-10 WELFARE DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS THE City of Anaheim has organized a child welfare department to help keep the baby well and to help make the weak or under-nourished baby well. It is free to every mother in the community. All that is necessary is to take the baby to the clinic in Anaheim city hall each Tuesday, where the attendants are just as much interested in one baby as in another. There are more than 70 babies registered there now, and the charts show remarkable gain in almost every little tot. Miss Martin, the nurse, and her assistants, are untiring in work, and every baby is welcomed. Do not wait until the baby is sick, it is easy to keep a well baby well, it is not easy to make a sick baby well. Take the baby to the conference regularly so he can be weighed and watched. Beware of the advice of neighbors and patient food circulars. Each baby needs individual care! Of the little ones now registered, many of them have never missed a conference, and many a young mother has been spared unlimited pain and worry, sleepless nights and even broken hearts through keeping a close watch. MILSON FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON Funeral services for Ernest S. Wilson, who died Thursday evening, were held this afternoon atcks, Terry & Campbell pars., Rev. L. L. Myers, pastor of Christian church, had charge the services and burial was atma Vista. The American Legion a firing squad and escort at grave. Miss Mildred Carter sang several solos at the chapel. NOTE ON PROPOSAL FOR HEAVIER LEADS Orange-co is deeply interested in the proposition to be voted on Los Angeles tomorrow to raise present state load limit forick weights from 22,000 to 26,-0 pounds. It is estimated that 100 heavy duty trucks would be included in the higher limit. INJURED WHEN ELEVATOR DROPS CHICAGO, May 5. — Fourteen sewers, four of them women, are injured when an elevator snapped and the car engaged four stories to the bottom the shaft in the Ashland block, office building, here today. Take the baby to the conference regularly so he can be weighed and watched. Beware of the advice of neighbors and patient food circulars. Each baby needs individual care! Of the little ones now registered, many of them have never missed a conference, and many a young mother has been spared unlimited pain and worry, sleepless nights and even broken hearts through keeping a close watch on her baby's development—or lack of development and receipt of aid from this institution, which is permanently established. Miss Martin urges the mothers to visit the conference, even if she does not bring the child, and much of benefit will be gleaned. In addition to the regular Baby Conference each Tuesday, there will be two days for examination of the older children in Anaheim. Any child who will enter school next fall will be eligible for this examination; this also includes youngsters who at present are in kindergarten and those who will be in kindergarten when the school term opens in the fall. In short, approximately all children between the ages of four and six years are eligible. The importance of every child beginning its school work unhampered by physical ailments cannot be overestimated. Adenoids and diseased tonsils are the most common defects found. Enlarged tonsils and the overgrowth of the adenoid tissues cause the unhealthy habit of mouth breathing, which leads to the "chronic cold." A "cold" is one of the most common infectious diseases and is the direct cause of much suffering and the indirect cause, in many cases, of more serious diseases. The condition of the child's teeth, upon which so much depends, must be looked after; their feet properly fitted and their wearing apparel sufficiently free to induce proper development. Weak lungs, Your Baby’s Needs In our purchasing we make special effort to buy for the Baby. Our choice of Castile Soaps, Talcum Powders, Baby Foods, Ointments, Zinc Stearate, etc., are all bought with the thought— “Are these the Best for Baby” In our purchasing we make special effort to buy for the Baby. Our choice of Castile Soaps, Talcum Powders, Baby Foods, Ointments, Zinc Stearate, etc., are all bought with the thought— "Are these the Best for Baby" Let us fill your Prescription when Baby is ill. Call on us for Special Foods ordered by your Doctor. Johnson's Red Cross Baby Powder ... 25¢ Johnson's Baby Cream ... 50¢ Johnson's Baby Soap ... 25¢ Bauer & Black Baby Powder and Soap 25¢ Mennen's Borated Talcum ... 25¢ Virgin Imported Castile Soap, spec. 2 bars 25£ Rice Flour, 1 pound ... 50£ Full line of Bottles and Nipples Gibson’s Drug Store At Your Service 169 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 73 115 N. Spadra Fullerton, Calif. Phone 184