The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 11, 1949, Page 6

PAGE 6Ix Your Child Today . . . FOOD ALLERGY MAY MEAN POOR GRADES IN SCHOOL By DAVID TAYLOR MARKE AP Hewsteatures Baby doctors have come u juniors poor grades in school. @gg* or other foods Allergies can cause behavior problems like obstinacy or « school performance, they say. Finding the guilty food, @nd taking junior off it, often cures the trouble. 4 Such doctors as Susan Dees of Durhgm, N. ¢.,. Arthug Hoeersch of Cleveland. Ohio, and Jerome Glaser of the Rochester University School of Medicine, at a recent meeting of the Amef- jean Academy of Pediatrics in Atlantic City, were agreed that seme children may come down with asthma or the hives sim sty trom smelling foods such as potatoes or scrambled eggs amg prepared by their mothers in the kitchen. with a new explanation for hey say he may be allergic to | | | Peni alle in appear eveng m the two of a haty fe 7 cumes Tune Toppers | later sh ccvwna,, LO Be Heard » We bate ws ose ma Wed. At NCCS queue Ae ih Gerald Pinder and his Tune} ah xt ei %- Toppers will furnish ie for] newt, 2 ther will stop | the Dance at USO NCCS. 1021 grving yur bse | Duval street tomorrow night at geve Dr Glaser. t F IN! 9:15 o'clock. Whe n n| | Invitations have been sent to he Without getuns | the crew of the three Canadian | aye | ships, H. M. C. S., Swansea, H. M. | Tete estumat that 10) G's.’ Hada, and H M C. S. Noot- | © B per cont of the population! (4 “now visiting Key West and a © sensitive t fs UMC | Cordial welcome will be‘ extend- @ apother 5S able MAY | ed to them. qeoult if th . * das | Refreshments will be served) Queed ‘ by a committee including Hilda} De Bret | "©! Castillo, Don Tucker, AA and Pork University Cole Medi-' Claudina La Fe. Ane “a that fing The Dance Committee mem- ot X ray fter P_chil- | iors are Betty Lou Garing, Mary @en over These Touise Saunders, Roy Schneider ets epor pr ables that) and J. W. Mortimer, SN. @eaken the ct 0 ai See ee allergy +) i iy th Four Births In is! Naval Hospital © avoid the offen he aye A seven pound, eleven and one- Dr. Ratner fe that lergic) half ounce son was born in the @illdren are tre ly. there! U. S. Naval Hospital, Key West, Will be fewer { allergies in| to Mrs. Ora Zuhlke, wife of Otto @tults er treatment is|J. Zuhlke, HMC, U. S. Naval darted elief can be! Hospital. The baby has been obtained named John Joseph. | A-seven pound, eleven unee Speaking of other!son was born to Mrs. Helena aus realize that junior’s need | Powell, wife of Claude W. Pow- for t may vary one meal to|ell, TMC, USS Gilmore, Naval another, from one age to ther,| Station. The baby has been from one seasor another 4ys| named Claude William. Miss Ann Usher. in the maga A six pound, seven. ounce sine, Better Homes und Gardens. | daughter was born to Mrs. Gen- Your baby know hen he is{eva Favors, wife of Norman N. hungry. He also knows when he|Favors TN, Fawtulant, Boca has hed enough And he can/ Chica | wana, & when he wants e! A six pound, three “ ounce of something He'll cat the right! daughter was bern to Mrs. Mae @mounts for his iclividual needs | Wilson, wife of Himan E. Wilson, , Fawtulant, Boca Chica, the has been named Sandra + AOI bal Elaine at his age, she sa Dan't stuff } 4 vwods he deasn't nt r You rst Although the word “incuna- “ “ at T in. bula” means in its Latin original | he deeen't. That's nothing to|“swaddling clothes,” . “cradle” or | ut it be because ; “birthplace,” it has | corne, to de-| nat as fast in his secs! note books printed during the| In his first! 15th Century. hes | — u of his Hospital in Chicago, took chil- be,dren so young they could just weight in. finger-feed themselves and_ set several dishes of suitable foods before them. After a few tenta- s, the babies selected ate the entire serving, ery ab he ian't grow np! he that junior cereal / food and indicated they wanted more ignoring the other foods on the ve ther ern one @ he wents font si tray. At ev meal they were | permitted to eat as much as they y | wanted of any one food. But over a period of time, Dr. Davis notices that the children’s eferences included all the cle- nents they needed. And what. is they gained and developed children eating so-call- eeu get of ences ! more Appar n as wel ed balanced diets. Davis nthy t don't and others vut. y has mor sense 3 might ex- So, if he’s healthy, be con- Doctor pect tent when he is satisfied at meal- } GNOONNGAOUNNGOUONAOAUOGQOUEQUIUNONIUUNENN, The MAXWELL CO., Inc Specializing in ti Types of Hotel, Restaurant and Bar Equipment ~ cA We ere now in the position to serve your needs with any type of equipment you may need. 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