Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet (find matches)
Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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turally, the child asks questions, ,lnvOften as not, parents make the grave mis(Continued on Page 158) (tttSWf â (jtrateful young mothersfrom Maine to California tellus that Doctor Bundesensbaby booklets have been ofthe greatest help to them incaring for their own babies.The first eight booklets coveryour babys first eight months.They sell for 50 cents. Thesecond series of booklets cov-ers the babys health fromnine months to two yearsâseven booklets for 50 cents.The booklets will be sentmonthly; be sure to tell uswhen you want the first book-let. A complete book on thecare of the baby, a. n«w»-nary supplement to themonthly booklets, Our Ba-bies, No. 1345, is 25 cents. Abooklet on breast feeding, ADoctors First Duty to theMother, No. 1346, sells for6 cents. Address all requeststo the Reference Library,Ladies Home Journal, Phil-adelphia 5, Pennsylvania. tor i I dot;Urn, Cor *d milpoint! effee) ( puli (j r Robert and Richard Guse, of McPherson, Kansastwo of Formulacs Family Alburn.
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new baby is a special feeding problem. Withthe problem is doubled. But these handsomejsters were fed on Formulac Infant Diet, underdoctors orders, and they thrived on it.my doctors are prescribing Formulac for their:hildren, as well as for babies under their care.le doctor writes: I have used Formulac onny own baby and my patients and am very wellssed with it. This is the best infant preparationill points of view that has come on the market. *y is Formulac different from other infant foods?unique product (in liquid form, for mothersnience) contains not only concentrated milk,â I the vitamins and minerals an infant is known tot is an ideal formula basis for both normalifhcult feeding cases. Because the vitamins are in the milk itself, no codliver oil or orange juice is necessary with Formulac.Simply add water and sugar, as your doctor directs,for a complete infant diet. With Formulac, baby is sure of getting his neces-sary vitamins, in adequate amounts. Moreover, itsthriftily pricedâ

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