New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1925, Page 11

ltions as that of nursing. Upon com. [the supervision of & theoretical n- | |pleting her course, the graduate [structress, rich in experience [ |nurse may aspire to the position of |teacher, ably assisted by a pr [principal or directress of a school |instructress and elghteen lecturers, |of nursing, superintendent of a hos. and covers a course of thirty-ons | pital, supervisor, instructress, social s I'rom eight o'clock in the worker, techniclan, either laboratory | g until five in the afternoon 5 ent classes are receiving prace laccup and oretical Instruction in Heretofore the was |the large demonstration and lecture | imited to the hospital and the home. room, or in the dictetic and cheme« Now her fleld s practically un- istry Iboratories, {bounded. S8he is ealled into coun- school is now affiliated with | try districts, city tenements the Yale School of Nursing for Pedi- | coll . shops and factor atric & | The nurse plays an fmpo R & in solving some of the gr It Qenaral lems that confront the cc ) i land the nation, The nur journal de- al factor In the voted to nu . fol- Tplication of the scientific prevention vertisement appeared: and the building up of Young women to be- eommunity health, o registered nurses. Highly respected pnien, Our Sc NURSE'S PART IN (ITY'S PROBLEMS Profession Also Leads to Wide Field of Usefulness BY MAUDE (Supervisor of N School New Bri Hospit | | clal train- | ining n, | more each year ention is given to | In a recent lssue of are held by classes oral club night each night, a a new d monthly birt} publ i a t cducational, Tt |¢ ¢ 1se of this that there ] for nurses to serve e world. of disease ew Haven In 1921 taken on Her duties hav 8 r ve hecorme ract administr is 1 5| Yale-Prine fon |} library kitchenette, 'h provided with a plano, a yvietrol . ing pic b The sprin will be opened February ol and at tudents can be doubt there g women in the ton York diviston, in all pa A little ¢ {er New Britain General hos imodern, scientific institution, "N lopened to the public, It Is 801z | inedical center o The its wirons., € X+ | hospita radio sct, and also & MoV- (46,103 from the week ago Satu se, only trains to re dec, least |4 ccom- | are a | in New h ed book this pply to any re ng tod 1501 0 pract for llustr: Strange to say, wight readily ¢ 1 school of 1 luate nu rt training, h udispensible to t urgeon, So incdical profe n regard to in New 1916 19 s cor ng profession, and a | unity is offered in f they will apply to |, of the New Britai ral hospital school of nursing. well equip- al tr for the n curriculum is 16 10 the neq for the cd young women The ame, 16,732 c | York end of the Connect | Examiners. work is under this number 18, York an to req You do not have to be an expert cook to makegood pie crust. RUM- FORD will make it rich, crisp and tender as well as economical, if you reduce the usual quantity of shortening (for one pie) by two level tablespoonfuls and substi- tute one teaspoonful of UMFORD THE WHOLESOME BAKING POWDER 3\ MAUDE TRAVER resses of the training schoo {ifficulty in supplying g umbers sufficient to s nand for their scrvices, 1t would be difficult to mention a wofession for ch offers in i y the de- | MacMillan Chooses “A Well-Balanced Diet Built Around Meats” Nothing developed on the trip to cause me to revise my idea about foods; which is that a well- balanced diet built around meats yields the best health results. On the way north we had fresh domestic meat from the supply taken aboard when we sailed. After we reached the North we relied upon the wild 1ife of the region, using seal, walrus, caribou, muskox, Arctic hare, and many kinds of wild ducks. Every day we had fresh meat with plenty of fat at at least one meal and usually oftener when sup=- plies were plentiful, and every one came through the four months in excellent condition; in fact, most of the members of the party gained weight. While we often hear it claimed that eating too much meat is unfavorable to health, it is a fact that such ailments as gout, hardening of the arteries, and other disorders attributed to an ex- cess of meat eating are quite unknown to the Eskimos who eat nothing but meat. In my own experience I have never known anyone to attempt to live in the Arctic on a vegetarian diet. On the other hand, every Arctic explorer now= adays relies upon the native fresh meats as a sure preventive of scurvy, a much dreaded nutritional disorder which was prevalent in earlier Arctic ex=- perience times before we learned a lesson in diet from the Eskimo. Qmw.;\_g. oo W ey The above message from Donald B. MacMillan, the famous Arctic explorer, is of vital interest to everv house- wife. The MacMillan expedition carried Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon and other Swift branded products. Swift & Company New Britain Local Branch, 29-43 Commercial Street 1. R. Andrews, Manager HORE USING GARS GOING T0 GAES Railroad Feels Inroads il Motor Travel | New Haven, Nov and medical [automobile 8 helng uged more o usiasts to and from the Yale-Har- | ' | practical ap. 't y 1o student’s life. |vard and Yale-Princeton I8 indlcated in official records of the | er 18,620 traveled over the sons came to thig city for the ga ount IBER T over the New York end of the to reacH here, Stockbridge Official | Is Held for It | Michael Flynn, colleetor at Stockbrid, signed after a short in his accounts n the district ay morning after pleading to a charge of larceny 000 in town funds, He ound over by Judg for the who re 24 (A—That ind to carry football en- it on m here Detective ingfleld, Dis arles IL Wright of avid J acting trict Pittsfield. Mi road, {21 79 persons rode on Haven to attend the | game, Of this New per- | : In 1923, 22 0Old Parker House in : New York end, rd 21,98 ach Ne only 19,658 York end, the Yale-Harvar Haven d he Toston, Nov | Parker house hotels, 24 P — 1 3 o of Boston's his. its doors yester Y for a mod orn 14 story will December 1, i cture v to attenad H b from In1 the recore | 501 people came to | nd the game, Of L850 came from Ne \v; uth, | v 24,110 used the ach this clty for the | /O I 1 In keeping with the | Bilious Fever and Malaria It kills the germs, s, 1s & prescription for } ! " Save the 1 Coupons and get Limoges China Company Dishes and Oneida Community Silver There's a Dish Coupon and a Silver Coupon in every package of Wedg- wood Butter, Parksdale Eggs and Berrydale Sealed Eggs. Send twenty Dish coupons and $5.00 and geta lovely forty-two piece dinner set of Limoges China Company Dishes with gold handles and stripes. 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Sixty-three Yalo college students |are enrolled in Professor Bruce Bi- Holding that the General Exchange mond's course on the development SPRINEFIE[D MEN corporation, a subsidiary of the of music through Beethoven, Forty- General Motors corporation, had [four men are studying pracfical | violated New Hampshire insurance |musle, The rest are studying music- laws In the conduct of ita business [al history and theory, In the matter of coverage for aus | | tomobiles purchased on the instal- | { ment plan, Judge Henry A. Burg | of the state superior court, | handed down a decislon that Springdeld, S Nov. 0k By =il commissioner had gnal honors conforred TiEht to revoke the petitioners 1i- upon prominent laymen and priests cense” The ruling came on a pe- ofthe! Roman Cathollc dia of | fitlon by the company to set aside )| Springfield by Pope Pius, according | the commissloner's action and the to word received from Bishop case 18 y agreement Thomas M. O'Leary, who is now !0 ! supreme in Rome, ry Rev, Bernard 8, | court Conaty, V. of Pittsf him d to th office Michacls ca General Motors Corp. Violates N. H. Laws | Concord, N, H., Nov, 24 P | 8mit Asks Coolidge to Aid In Pension Increases Washington, Nov, 24 A — | President Coolldge's support for incrensed pensions for veterans |of the Spunish-Amerlcan war is asked by Carmi A. Thompson, | commander-in-chief of the United Spanish War veterans Mr, Thompson explained to the President that a bill which he un- | de: nds will be introduced In the | house at the next session will in- rporate many features of the . m pension bill which Mr, this | Coolidge vetoed two years ago. In Delicious Flavor nized by His Holiness ance H by r trial ruling. « 167 STUDYING MUSIC New Haven, Nov. 24 (#—Ya ; lergraduates electing work in e Holy Sce school of music 167 | title of knight has conferred the commander of St Gregory the Great upon James B.| rroll this city; justice of the| judictal court, and also . 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