The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31
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wards Of hospital in New York. He
is one of the inCurables and only years
old About six months before he was ad-
United 70 the ward he met a little Ital-
ian boy Carlo about 10 years old. who,
during the short time they knew each
other, told my little friend Frank about
MS nome IN FasanO, Italy; how he was
helping to save his money to help bring
over the remainder Of the family. Car
10 mas disappeared Frank is constant
~ asklng about his home. I have in
Venteq until ] am afraid he viii lose
confidence.
Il write to ask you. or your many
readers, II you know anything about Fa-
Sdno-WheTe il is, near what large CITY
OF any size, Importance. ] hope to go to
sew YORK. soon. and have promised to
old. FITZARFTH II =
l AM SORRY HAVE NOT BEEN
able TO reply to your letter in time 10
enable you 10 tell the little friend about
Fasano when you were in New York at
the Easter holidays But these columns
are so fun and there are so many let
terS waiting for replies that some OF
them get crowded out. All / can learn
OF Fasano is that It is a little town in
the province of Bari, Italy about thfr-
ty-SiX miles north Of Brindisi the place
where St Paul landed when he entered
Italy on his way TO Rome. YOu might
zen FTahk all about that, leading up 10
II with the story Of st. PauTs ship
wreck l have not a guide book OF
southern Italy at hand, but if you can
ind one in a library YOU NAV be able
to get some more information about Fa-
sano- Most of those little italian towns
this has population Of about IS 600
are much alike. and description Of one
IS nkely TO tit another. 1 wish l could
give you more information Perhaps
someone else who reads this paper can
help you out on the matter.
SOME TINE AGO I READ AN AR
fnI -Tr Cd
thoroughly disa gree 1 am sorry to say
that 1 know quite a number OF ladies
who are Of the same opinion as L. T.
p much to their own unhappiness.
There would be more happy homes were
there fewer women of this class who
think only of their own pleasure and
freedom have no patience with such,
and really do not think they deserve to
heavy, for L lost dear little one Just
one month ago The world seems to
have lost its brightness since our only
one, the sunlight OF our home. has been
laid away forever in her narrow bed,
and, though we had her with US only
four short months, the vacancy is great
er almost than we can bear. STILL I
take hope at the thought that perhaps
God Will send US another blessing IN
the form Of a little child, and IN my
sorrow rejoice in the thought Of being
an angels mother. HELEN
THIS is ONE OF MANY SUCH LET
tiers which the communication referred
TO has called forth. I do not think many
women feel as did L. z. p" II
may judge from the protests have re-
Ceived, which lack space to print
I'm THE PARENTS CORNER MRS
W. G. H speaks about a baby's truss
she makes herself. Could you please
tell me how 1 could get the PATTERN I
know of a poor lady that has two chill
dren ruptured- 1t would be a good thing
for her to know. 1t has cost her quite
a little bit Of money for tTuSseS, and
1 think she would be pleased to know.
MRS. S A.
SHALL GLADLY BE THE MEDIUM
of communication between Mrs W. G.
H. and the writer of this letter should
the former see ut to send the pattern
asked for.
This. is one Of the uses to which this
column can be put Mutual helpfulness
is the very genius Of the corner
A LAST WORD CTHIs SEASON.
anent condensed milk:
Il should like to give my experience
on the subject Of condensed milk
have two children. One is seven years
old and I raised her on condensed milk
She is perfectly healthy. At the age Of
thirteen months she weighed thirty-five
pounds. and is now a very large child.
Ny baby is five months old and l give
her condensed milk and strained Oat-
meal. She only weighed four pounds at
DlIll- anu IS now a Dig IaL DdDys ana as
strong al any child of her age.
Il take four tablespoonful Of oatmeal
and cook it for one hour in a pint OF
water with a pinch Of salt. Then I
strain Ii two or three times to be sure
it is clear, then Sweeten it with three
teaspOOnfuIs of sugar and at last put in
five to seven teaSpOOnfulS Of condensed
milk and wafer that has been boiled TO
fill a quart jar. That lasts my baby
twenty-fOur hours. AS the child grows
old use more oatmeal and milk If YOU
think this viii help some other mothers
that have bottle babies you may publish
It. One Of your readers. NJ c. s."