The Jersey City news., 1905-12-09
MILK FOR BABY
Best Supply Is the Mixed
Milk Of a Large Number
of Cows Which Have
Passed Health Tests

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ACaRYsANTHEMUM LUNCHEON
I WHEN NIassI NC lDH INzaro.F {. E {, gRIKis ;l1ll
PATIENT. NOT OFAYOURSElzF-
VALUE OF FRIENDSHIP A Ne
CEssARY PART OF EDUCATION
The best milk supply for an infant IS
y DE mixed milk of a large number OF cows
(which are healthy in every respect, have
passed the tuberculine lest, and are fed
sn suitable foods. That perennial pana-
eea. .'the milk of one COW" presents the
maximum degree of vafiation. whereas
mixed milk from a large aumber of cows
Hantains a steady average composition.
The milk should be filtered, cooled down
to a temperature of from 40 to 40 de-
rrees Fahrenheit, bottled at the farm,
sent up to. the town in proper refriger-
ator vans. and delivered direct from the
station 70 the consumer. at the home it
should be kept in the cold and the bottle
aot opened until wanted.
Get the milk twice day from big
dairy company. AS soon as it is deliver
ID put it into a tall, narrow. cylindrical
Vessel or jug. and place il in the coolest
available spot, such as asrefrigerator sur
rounded by ice, bowl containing ice,
rold cellar. or on the outside ledge of
window with north aspect.
Stand the milk for three hours and
separate the top milk 1t will be found
that the cream has risen into the top
half, which therefore contains about .
lrer cent of the fat and the usual per-
reIstages of proteid and sugar In order
. find the appropriate diet for baby
i IN ui.A weak food.
TIE ds.-ee-s arising from insufficient
Il arc ::.iliA tes.inla in comparison
sh .siss ta2 to cver-feeding in quality
81 A.Fs For an infant under three
a;l.s Il age the proteid should not at
exec Il per cent. Take, therefore,
ms d q top milk, on ounce of lime
,A * and Il ounces of water.
I j 10 tliis s. and half dqachms of
II. tteU;va.eat TO an addition of
1; Ell. IS The nr:yturet. The mixture
81 VII eoata:a about per cent. of
sseis. III ? Per cent. sugar . per eenr.
j ! Is sut tably alkaline.
rlte babe should be fed regularly from
n IA. to Il p. m. or from 6 a. m. to Y
4 li.fniglit. Sleep must not be allowed to
bterfere.s Each feed should take from
Is TO 50 minutes.
When a ''chrysanthemum' luncheon
announced by woman who wishes
10 carry the idea to ITS limit, she must
ittend to many details in the ordering
ST her viyans and the serving. The
raudy flowers of Japan, OF course, must
/ decorate the drawing room, corridors
4 Ind dressing rooms, and must be the
4 .sreyaning blossom on the table. But
4 he hostess must go much farther than
! Rat. Last week the Japanese Minister
kas invited to luncheon in the suburban
Washington home of Charles E. Glover,
khose daughter is the wife of the Dutch
1 Minister. Mime. Won Swinderen was the
\ Hostess and there were about fourteen
j auests. The bouiIlon was served in
i nsps Of dainty yellow bisque, formed
Y Ike the flower of honor. The ices were
&lM varying coIors OF chrysanthemums
81 s,xed on plates which were replieas
q NE clustered leaf Throughout the
ia the blossom obtruded itself in the
and entrees. The favors were
y saner chrysantheInuns, which opened
&A fhe centre and disclosed the interior
4 4 Japanese house and garden, with
d u,areas of tiny flowers in bloom
4 .ilac. rose, and hyacinth luncheons may
seryed with similar effect and the
y lea i being adopted with enthusiasm.
When you are nursing patient follow
sese -ules:-
0bliterate Yourself.
Obey the physician unauestioningly.
NJ Don't talk about the patients coadi-
81 il her hearins-
j s. Sercr give medicine without the adj
& of re .soesor.
q 10 lot talk to the patient nor to any
as Is what she talks of in de-
= assnasl the room in light. gen
lstairfy Your very step bespeak
eleeF 81 yeu1 Beart.
g.H yea:r coincidence in the swift re-
& sf sar l.atient