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Title
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How Many Babies Did Die? (2)
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Description
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A double-sided postcard commending the efforts of Montclair, New Jersey to reduce the number of infants succumbing to diarrheal disease during the hot spell of July 1911. What the mortality rate could have been in other cities, had they followed Montclair's example, is explored. On the back, parents are urged to dress their children for comfort, not looks, during hot summer months.
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Subjects (LC)
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Child rearing, Infants' clothing, Children's clothing, Infants, Mortality, Nutrition, Statistics, Milk, Milk, Milk hygiene
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ID
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mk1e014m002
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Geographic Subject
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New York. New York City.
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Collection
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New York Milk Committee Ephemera Collection
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Title
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The Lloyd I. Seaman, Floating Hospital of St. John's Guild [from back]
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Description
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Black-and-white postcard with an image of the hospital ship Lloyd I. Seaman, The Floating Hospital of St. John's Guild, and its patients, presumably on the East River. There is a view of buildings in the background. | Caption at top left of back describes the ship and its mission. | Card not posted.
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Subjects (LC)
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Hospitals, Hospitals – New York (State) -- New York County, Floating Hospital (Long Island City, New York, N.Y.), St. John’s Guild (New York, N.Y.), Mothers, Children, East River (N.Y.), Rivers, Hospital ships, Lloyd I. Seaman (Barge), Hospitals, Convalescent, Children -- Hospitals, Pediatrics
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ID
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nycm_237
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Geographic Subject
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Manhattan (New York, N.Y.)