The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11

OF its birth. do pretty much all the
Things its parent can do. On the
other hand. the CALCULUS, art.
science, politics and other intellec-
tual pursuits will ever be beyond
its comprehension. As we shall
proceed we shall explain the nature
OF proteid and shall note other and
most untoward chemical differences
IN mothers and in other milk.
The milk curd (casein) Of diff
ferent species differs. Mix with
large, tough curds exists in ami
mails with large, tough stomachs
tseveral such in the "multlgastric"
cow and small intestinal tracts
animals whose young are destined
by nature 70 feed eventually ON
grass. On the other hand, fine foe.
culent curds are found in the milk
OF creatures with small, delicate.
''unigastric" stomachs and com.
paratively extensive intestinal
tracts. like human mothers-whose
offspring nature. considerably aided
by human evolution. has destined
eventually TO eat. not grass, but as
well, human food.
Again. there is no such stability
In breast milk as there is i'm am
given formulated bottle milk Such
stability Is not natural: nature alb
hors any such stability as much as
u does vacuum. The mothers
milk changes not only several times
day. changes during each nurs-
ing even. Mothers milk is varl.
Ously Influenced and determined by
the frequency of nursing. the length
OF the infantile repast. and the
yigor OF the nursing. as indicated
by the infantile appetite.
The mothers milk adjusts ITSELF
10 the peculiar kind and character
OF baby (for babies are no more
alike than are their eldersJ. and TO
the condition Of the baby at the
breast. What vital consideration
"a this In hot weather: or when the
baby Is not feeling right. or needs
more or less energy Thus. the
milk modifying laboratory. however
wonderfully equipped with brains.
and experience. and paraDhernalia.
can never compete with the ex-
quisitely delicate laboratory nature
has implanted In the mothers
breast
Bottle-fed babies get their teeth
on the average later than breast
fed babies. This fact Is more mo.
mentous than may at first sight an.
pear because tccthing o. coincident
with development OF the brain.
With teething the child begins 20
learn % speak. the sensiuyeness Of
nervous system becomes more pro
nounced. II becomes master OF
movements previously automatic. Il
begins 90 creep and 10 walk. The
Junction OF Gee intestinal tract boz.
comes perfected. How vital then
is the relation Of these processes.
thus developing. 10 proper and NAT.
ural nourishmont AZ what "a as
advantage here i8 The botuo.fcf
infant. whose teeth not only come
later but are not 20 normal as to
their constituents tcalcium ana the
resu. nor 20 well formed nor 20
regular.
And breasted babies begin TO
walk earlier. too. That ia because
they are entirely free OF rachtic
tendency. such an results from be-
low par bone tissue The head He.
sue of bottlcfcd babies is very
likely Indeed t0 ha defective in
some or an of iIs important con.
eutuenia calcium. pho pilates. a0.
dunn and potassium Chl0rIdra mag
ne7lum salts. iron compounds soUI
bone can come only from healthy
blood. which can como only from
the right kind of u0uriahmenf
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