Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
TR [ MAN Z. PUTNEY.

Mrs. Leigh Putney. 1896 Lawrence ST.
Appleton, Wisconsin. is one of the thou
sani OF grateful mothers of "lactated
food babies" She writes:
Wells. Richardson & Co:
Enclosed You will find a picture Of
our baby, Truman. who owes his present
perfect health. if not his life to Iactated
1000 we fed him on milk until he was
about i've months old. AT that time he
suffered a severe attack of cholera infan-
iuh' lie didn't seem to rally from this.
put Srcw thinner and weaker until he was
nearly ten months Old. There were days
az time when he could retain nothing
on his stomach more than a little hot
water or arrowroot tea. and even a tea
spoon OF milk would bring on his bowel
trouble We tried everything in the line
u 1000 that was suggested but moth
ihS seemed To be right and he grew 50
weak ana emaciatcd that it was difficult
10 aress or handle him. AT last on nv
own responsibility. | determined to try
Iactated food. lie has never been sick
,idIr tiieh' ana we can almost see him
STOW rat The enclosed picture was tax.
en- the day he was fifteen months old
si ~ pni me food in the milk he drinks.
hh !I i, he eats much solid food. He
mas just accomplished the feat of cutting
ciSnl TEEN all at once, and has not been
FISK or Kept Us awake single night
our family doctor asked me the other day
what had been giving the baby that
agreed with him We'll and | told him
Iactated food. | shall always be glad to
good sample of its work in our boy. Very
respectfully yours,
MRS. LEIGH PUTNEY."
Lactated food is the most perfect sub
Slltute there can be for vigorous moth
err milk. Its basis is sugar OF milk AMI
with il is combined the nutritive parts of
the three great cereals. wheat, barley AM
pats. thoroughly cooked at nigh steam
neat: and thus made pre- -digested
highly highly palatable and nutritious food that
Young children often become so weak
ened by faulty nutrition during the sum.
mer that they grow listess, hardly hold
up thelr headS. ana take little notice of
Things about them. Time and time again
mas lactated food been given to these lit.
tle plning infants. to the immense graft
lcation Of parents. 1t takes but a short
the dull eyes and to make Il romping
NOISY, plump baby that was but little
while before thin. pitiabc. white faced
chlld. ana source of extreme anxiety to
its parents.
Countless mothers now sleep soundly
by knowing their precious charges are
sale When fed regularly on lactated food
no mother with sickly child should de-
Jay putting II on vigorous diet of lactat-
so food II means a strong. healthy child.
IN place Of a weakling.
Until within recent wears infants de-
priVed of mothers milk have been reared
IN a haphaZard ana unscientific manner,
with the usual result that the enormous
mortality during the first nve years of
lie has been reproach TO medical men
liut All this Is row changed. Practical
scientific men of the highest standing
nave devoted themselves exclusively to
these problems of Misunderstanding. MANY
results have come. but the greatest and
most practical is the preparation of lac.
tated food-next to mothers milk, the
most nDtfriGnInU -tynnyrt hpn
digested and palatable food that can be
given baby.