Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-03-03
BETTER BABIES
BUS|LY DOOMED
Local Women Are ADV coating "Bet-
ter Fare, Better Care, Better Air
for Pullman Babies"

Pullman women have entered en-
Enthusiastically into the national cam
paign for better babies and are spar
ing no effort to arouse interest in
their slogan of Better Fare, Better
Care. Better Air for Pullman Babies. =
Mrs. J. f. Boiler, chairman of the
committee ON program, announces
the following meetings for Better
Babies week, March 6 to IL:
Thursday Afternoon, March 81
2:30 D. m.-"Dangers of Patent
Foods" Dr.. L. G. Kinney.
$3.50 p. m.-'Demonstration of
Modifying MILK Miss Leila Hunt.
$40 D. NJ" Don ts,' in Feeding
Children Miss j. L. Bane.
$3.50 p. m.-"After Effects of
Children's Diseases, DR.. d. r. Camp
bell.
Thursday Evening
1880 p. m.--"AIilk." illustrated
by slides), DR.. Ira d. Cardiff.
500 p. NJ" Fundamental Traits
of Childhood" DR.. A. A. Cleveland.
$3.50 p. m.--"Eugenics' (illus-
trated by slides), Dr.. A. l.. Melander.
Friday Afternoon, March 10
2:3O p. m.-"Pre-natal Care" DR..
A. E. Archer.
1850 p. m.-"Birth Registration "
Mrs. VIM. Goodyear.
500 p. m.-"Care of Babies, -
Miss Ida May Keene.
1920 p. m.-"Care and Proven
ton of Colds" DR.. M. J. Beistel.
$40 p. m.-"Contagious Diseases
in Childhood" DR.. E. 7. Patee.
400 p. m.-"Play," Mrs. Virginia
K. Hayward.
These programs will be inter
spersed with musical numbers.
The afternoon meetings will be
held in the basem ent of the NJ. E.
church, and the evening meeting in
the main auditorium.
An interesting and instructive tx
hibit will be arranged in the base
ment and will be open to the public
from the 7th to the 18th of March
inclusive.
There will be speaker in charge
OIL each division to explain the ex-
hlDlt and to give personal attention
TO visitors. All phases of baby S
care and welfare will be given es-
pecial attention by one of our local
organizations or clubs.
Following is list of the exhibits
and the organizations having them
in charge.
l. Flies-Fortnightly club.
2. Table of Dos" and 'Don'ts'
Mothers club.
3. College exhibit material-Ma-
irons club.
4. Do Care and Don't Care Kit
chen-Priscilla club and Neighborlv
Neighbors.
D. Model day nursery-M. E.
Ladies' Aid.
o. Good and bad child's sleeping
room-W. 0. w. and Presbyterian
Aid.
:. Good and bad furniture for
mother and child-Historica club.
3. Baby picture shows-Women's
Relief Corps.
D. Lists and examples of good pic
lures Tor children-Wom ens League
ana Christian Ladies' Aid.
~ Baby clothing-Civics club.
H. Enemies of the baby-Episco-
pal auxiliary and w. c. II. U.
IL Baby welfare charts-Re-
To- Pets: their place and care
rSthian Sisters and Eastern Star.
There will also be general in
,oimation booth in charge of the
congregational Ladies Aid.
WIS ID. K. Campbell will dem on
0'rate the proper way to wash and
: aress baby. This will be of espec-
"' interest to all young mothers.
n lung motor has been secured for
occasion and some competent
pe'Son' probably one of the local
,rnsSicians' will be in charge. The
motor is an air pump for use in
Soes OF asphyxia from gases, electric
en0ck' drowning. strangulation,
smoke narcotic poisoning, collapse
ne anaesthesia and asphyxia of
ae, porn. 1t is a positive test of
MS VIII be an exceptionally in