The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-10
BElllIDu HAS
HOST PERFECT
BABES State
EXPERT finds
Clinic, Under Specialist Ander-
son, Great Success 100
Infants are Examined
CHILDREN'S CARE TO
BE LECTURE TOPIC
Doctor Will Have Important
Suggestions for Women
Talks at 7:45 Tonight

Bemidji has Its share of perfect
babies Or. A. p. Anderson. specialist
.of the state board Of health, found
today at the clinic which he is con-
iducting al the high school buiiding.
Nearly fifty babes were examined
during the morning session and q
like number will be cared for this
afternoon. :ss
Dr.. Anderson is assisted by Miss
Bessie Burns, nurse, who was former
!. .ly In charge 81 health work in the
Bennidji schools. The clinic was ar
ranged for BY the Women's Commun-
/ ity and Civic club and the committee
IN charge Of plans is headed BY
Mrs. r. III. Schumacher. Women as
ssisting at the clinic this morning
were Mrs. 3. ~. Lakin, Mrs. +. 8.
Arnold, Mrs. A. fitting, Mrs. r.
e. Richardson and Mrs. Harry Olin,
This afternoon these aided: Mrs,
d. D. sBoyce, Mrs. Hallan 4. Huffman
Mrs. r. p. Richardson, Mrs. N. 2.
Given, Mrs. ]. 3. Younggren and
Mrs. Philip Gill. ;5 s.5S
Ailments Pointed Out.
Ailments Of children we're pointed
out to mothers by DR.. Anderson who
offered suggestions as to how to
make the child well and to keep it 80.
IA complete record Of each test ID
filed and will be held for use at fu-
This sev6nins De. Anderson will
! address the women Of Bemidji, his
topic being, How to Bring up
Chiidrers. His talk will be very IN.
stSrseting and instruetiye and all
who hear MIN are rtains To- benefit,
Feedina 81 Children. II II
Among the suggestfons for the
! feeding Of children offered by the
state board Of health the following is
included for children two years old
and upward: g.
Breakfast Cereals, toast or. bread,
one cup milk, crisp bacon or soft
: boiled egg. Dinner--Potatoe, Veget-
. ables, fruits, meat. Supper Cereal
one cup milk, bread, simple
desserts such as custards o1
tapioca Milk should be limited e
one pint day. A little candy OF
good quality does not harm, If given
after meals. Fried foods should
never be given. Tea and coffee have
no place in a child,s diet, and. Of
course, rich pastries and desserts
should never be given.
!. NJ. The BABY Schedule.
For the baby the following sche-
du1e is recommended:
Eight mont a. M. nurse; 1o
a. m., cereals, toast and broth (bee1
or mutton);; p. M, vegetables and
baked potato, nurse; p. M. cereals
toast and broth; 10 p. M, nurse.
Nine Months6 q. m.,3 o., Of
whole milk, boiled minutes and
nurse; 10 a. M, cereals, toast and
broth; 2 p. M, vegetables and baked
potato, cooked fruit (baked apple OF
apple sauce) toast and broth; 6 p. m
cereals, toast and broth; 10 p. M,
s o., of milk and nurse.
Nine and One-half Months
a. M, 8 OF. of milk; 10 a. M, same as
nine months; Q p na., same as nine
months; p. M, same as nine
months: Top. M, 8 OF. Of milk.
Ten months-W Wean baby entirely
and give only one pint cows milk
and three meals a day. At $3.50 p. m
orange juice and small piece of toast
No eggs until two years old and
then only twice a week in small
amount. No meat until eighteen
months old and twice week.