The Glenwood post., 1917-01-06
COMMUNITY fxH|B.
To.IN1EREsT ALL
Will Be Held IN keck's Hall
Feb. Ia Jointly With
Welfare Conference
WHAT IT WILL MEAN

The community welfare exhibit win
be held in Keck IS hall February to j.,
con- Jointly with the community confer
ence is designed not for display, but
to instruct, afford information AMI
stimulate thought. The exhibit will
comprise four main sections devoted to
concrete study of subjects relating TO
Child Welfare, Public Health, Civic
Improvement and Educational inter
ests.
In the Child Welfare section there
will be four booths each containing a
unique exhibit. Approaching one of
these booths placard will extend an
invitation for you to walk in and ask
questions. In front of you light will
flash every Is seconds. Every time
the light flashes You are told that
somewhere in the United States baby
is born and that the life goes out Of
one about every eight of these babies
before it is one year of age. Next to
this chart will be panel showing a
mother nursing her baby. 1t will tell
you that this baby has seven chances
to. live to one for the bottle-fed baby.
Other. things .th1t: will command your
attention wih-be demonstrations as to
how to properly feed, clothe and battle
EbaPy; things which }fe :monster ~
|shies 81 -bS0y heaith;; and numerous
little devices in behalf of baby's vel
fare about which ever ymother should
be informed But if you want to know
the value of this exhibit you must plan
to come and see it and have the moth
ers in charge explain its significance.
The booth devoted to the welfare of
the mother; the yOungster in the home,
and the health of the child of school
age will be no less interesting and in
structive.
Passing on to the Public Health sec.
tion you must stop and study the ex.
hibit devoted to the home in relation
to public health. Take look into the
Contrast Kitchen Illusion. For 90 see
onds you will see Mrs. Docare's s kitchen
all well arranged, sanitary and clean.
For another 30 seconds you will get IL
glimpse of Mrs. Dontcare's kitchen.
This will show an i'll arrangement and
indifference as to cleanliness. But this
is not all. Before you pass on yon
must study the charts and panels and
other items of interest relating to the
home.
we can t stop to tell you about the
valuable Oral Hygenic exhibit, the one
devoted to the prevention of cox:agious
diseases, or the study of milk in reIa-
ton to health. You must come and see
them for yourself. They will be free
to all.
The Civic Improvement section will
be no less interesting and fully as in.
structive. Here you must ostop and
study the good roads exhibit, The II
big bromide plates of good road models
and views furnished by the government
bureau at Washington will demand
your attention. There will be numerous
road maps and valuable bulletins. This
VIII be an information bureau on road
work. stop, look it over and ask ques.
tons. The committee will be there TO
make explanations. The same is true
Of the municipal government section
and the one devoted to commercial ef.
ficiency.
But you must wait to see the rest
and the rest is still more interesting.
Here will appear the work of our bows
and girls. You will here have an op.
portunity to study the results of the
work Of our schools. We can't begin
to tell you about it, you must come
and see.
And why this glimpse at the coming
community welfare exhibiti Simply
to show you that when You are called
upon to assist the committees in charge
that you should fall in line for the
work deserves your thought, time and
hearty cooperation. It is united ef-
for on the part Of all of us to improve
our living conditions.