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Title: Babyhood
Year: 1904 (1900s)
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Subjects: Child Rearing Parenting
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Babyhood Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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ers of paper to make itsoft and warm, then two or three lay-ers of ingrain carpet doubled over soas not to cut it. Then her papa madea little fence two feet high, taking lightboards three inches wide for top, bot-tom and ends, and connecting the topand bottom with clothes line and twineto keep Baby from creeping through.This is all hooked together so that onecorner can be opened to sweep out, orall taken away if desired without anytrouble. I made the parlor, as we call it,one yard wide by two yards long, andkept all Babys playthings in it, so itkeeps the rest of my room clear fromthem. She is very contented in there,playing all day until evening, when Ilet her out. I put in one of her smallchairs, or a large one, for her to puther toys on to play with. R. G. Cheese Toast. Toast the slices of bread, dip themquickly in hot milk made quite richwith butter, lay them on a platter,cover with grated cheese, and bakeabout five minutes in a hot oven.Serve very hot. L. O. BABYHOOD. Mellins Food
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end you by this mail the photograph of the son of Capt. Tomioka of the Imperial Japanesefavy, whose life was saved by Mellins Food. When he was only 14 days old his life wasespaired of, for his mother was so ill she had no milk for him and he could not digest cowsI persuaded the parents to give him Mellins Food and it acted like a charm. This photo-l was taken when he was 8 months old. He is now a fine boy, happy all day long andis nearly 20 lbs. (which is very unusual for a Japanese baby of his age). Mellins Food:d so helpful for this baby that quite a number of naval officers here have fed their babiesthe greatest success. Mrs. B. Muller, Imperial Naval College, Etajima, Japan. A SAMPLE OF MELLINS FOOD COSTS YOU NOTHING BUT APOSTAL CARD. SEND FOR IT TO-DAY. LLINS FOOD COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS. 28o BABYHOOD. BOVININE Makes ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN It brings bloom to pale faces, flesh to thin bodies. Requires no digestion. Assimilates quickly. It is the CHILDS TONIC par excellence. A fluid

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