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What Can Mothe'r Do For' Babyl
By Rebecca Parish, M.D.
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Believe It Or Not
By G. Rivera

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The Mother is the natural Caretaker
of the Blby; surely Love should prompt
every VI)t'l:.r to seek to know the very

Usu~ally, ther-e is no danger' in a Bath,
even when s'ick.
3. The Babv -heeds Clothing.

b)1st ways nf taking care of the. little
one entrusted to her, w.Iuil it is' 'a tax-' o.t ~ rse obatfly u
ing task, Mother Love niever fails, as cendcofrbl.lway;i ~ncs
a rile, -to carry out- ~'every plin that is Staty to protect him from the cold, an-d
forth god f er hi; riditisfrom'.insects-. too, to protect the Particommon' sense care foA thle niost part cular par~ts of thle body, and hielp' the,
ut t" so 'technical 'or scientific ats to lie Baby t,. groW Lip m-odest1 and careful.
too, difficult 'for. the Mother-~.ho ap'plies 4. The Baby' rire]d. air.
heri mind to the task' to do it.: SuctYx'SALfI ly. In, nr'der to pur'ifv the. blood is: it.
WVhat does the Ba..y nevd,,:and WK,~' I ra4,es thro -the ILungs, -and, supply the
I.The Baby needs, clean,, suitable Fool,] life-giving Oxygen, the Baby. needs f resh
If he nur~ses thle Mother, SIhe must,Ai plentifuilly, A~t all timnes:, this' aids,
ft ed -himn regularly,. for- fifteen mninutes djig(,_tion anr([-geftrfl wvell-h~eing too.
onyeah:~hor wenhei Yun, Exercis~e, too, in the open.ai'r is very.
each 4 hours when he is several moniths
old..,,important, especially to develop the imusc~es; Playing is. good,' h-ecause'-by. this..
Th ab ut o b ed vry.form -exercise, not, onlly. the body4 hut
tim h ci's;' die stoma-rch needs timew
torstbtwe 'edig.also the mind of the 'Child, receives.
*.*., exercise, pleasure, -and strength.
it fle- AvoA erA.riu ursr.i

Filipino great men, living and dead,
are as great as the illustrious of other
lands.
If great men of qther nations seem.
greater than the illustrious Filipinos,
to some of us, it is, not wholly our
fault.
It is because we have have always
been made to believe that we are an
inferior people.
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Like other peoples, we are hero-worshiphers.
But it seems that we whorship more
the heroes. of other nations,
' Let us not 'nake comparisons now
to show that Fiiipino great men, living
and dead, tie as' great, as the great of
oth'(r, lnations..
lhlre is niot a single standard of
greatness. '

I the Motncr cannot ilurinisn miljj
for her child, ask a doctor, nurse, or
other responsible person for advice'as to
artificial feeding; milk, diluted about
si.x timns for thesmnall baby, increasing
in st.reiigth and qurintity as the months
go by, is the best food;'the Baby must.
hlnm milk almost entirely until it is
In-iny months old, andi no solid food",until the teeth come.
Most Mothers can nurse their Babies
if t'l)y tre presistent in trying.
'2. The Baby needs a Bath every day.
When the weather.is- cold, or the
Baby is little, weak, or sick, use warm
water; on warm days, or when the Baby
is, hot and fretful, give a cool Sponge
bath.
The use of the Bath is to make the
skin clean and beautiful, and to refresh
the Baby, of course, but the main 4use
is to cleanse away impurities that might
infe It or otherwise make the Baly sick;
ue soap and water,- and rinse well.

5. The Baby needs quiet and' sleep,
The most perfect rest.and relaxation,
are found inthe quietness of sleep; this
is necessary to provide for growth and
strength for thle active Baby uses iup
much strength and energy each day;
this much be replaced.
It is a" bad custom to shake or carry
a Baby to make him go to sleep; put
him in his ' bed all comfortable and(
quiet, and persuade him to sleep; this
gives him long hours of quiet rest.
These simple things to do for a Baby
are not. diffibdlt,-.and yet they are of
vital importance to the health and development of' the Child;. Mothers, you
can DO all of these things.

I am an ardent advocate.of the
Anon~as bill which `seeks the ere'ction
of an adequate Filipino Pantheon where
thle rewains of dead Filipino hei'oes.
could I e lidW permanently.
The greatness,of a Iation is founded
riot, on its material prosperity' alone.
It rests' chieflv uponlit' Rgcapacity to
perpetuate itself.
'And that 'capacity i s riooted in' thec
O~ill ' to surVive'.
Filipino great' men who' are now dAM'
'represenjt. the genius of the race.
And' their greanss' lies in their co'ntributions to the Fa~thPrland.
What't are. those contributions?
T hey arp the -spiritual legacies. handed
'down] to- the living..
They Ar t.mte pwer which
moves the nation- to' go through. trittis
to attiain greater-' glory.
M1y idea of a Pantheon 'Is' a.- sacred,spoit, the house' of consecrated he,'oe-;,
where a man must 'take off his hb t
andl bow in memory of the, gre-at.
Who of out' great m en will be" housedin this proposed Pantheon?
Please do not -give us an _opportunity to Scott, aitit, by. an injudicious.,selection of men for thit hail of fOMe.

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Ba-id nga barbero. May 18. tna m. a dinarg
Barberia "ATON" ong kasanayan sa pag bueog.Nakag patin__ dug It barberia sa Manila, Ilollo, Cebu ag
-- AZamboanga. Nag himueat it pag ulI sa banPLACIDO Q. MARQUEZ wang tinubo-an, sa hangad nga ika haead
Tag-ana ag Manugbueog nana sa anang Rma kasimanwa ro anang
e n.R lmrain'a kasanayan..
Daeang Rizal Kalibo Samiti ninyo imaW, a?, pilit nla inyoimaw
'pf. 11Vtp)r