The day book. [volume], February 24, 1913, Image 23

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do, there would be less poverty, and hence less vice and crime, in
the world.
Anyhow we can't place the blame on mothers and make any
body believe us. Mothers can't do much more than fathers will
let them do.
WHY NOT PUT ICE SHOES ON THE BABY CARRIAGE?
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Baby wants a sleigh ride. Why not convert the baby cart into
a sleigh?
All that is necessary is to obtain a strip of steel long enough
to form runners and of a size to fit the wheels. The steel is just
slipped over the wheels, first removing the rubber tires.
If the carriage is not equipped with rubber tires, have the run
ners bent to shape and fastened under and over the center of each
wheel by a shoe or slit into which the wheel fits and to which it can
be secured.
MILK SHAKE
Put one pint of cold milk in a
two-quart jar. Add one egg, two
tablespoons of sugar, one cup of
finely chopped ice and any flavor
ing desired. A grate of nutmeg
and half a teaspoon of vanilla is
good. Seal tightly and shake vig
orously for several minutes. Pour
into glasses and serve at once. If
everything is cold the ice will hot
melt much. This is a refreshing
drink to sip. It is easy to make
and inexpensive.
Dally Healthogram.
Mouth breathing is the step
ping stone from minor diseases
and obstructions in the nose to
more serious disease of the chest.
It is rarely due to habit alone. In
vestigate. .