Irene & Louis M Buzek
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A photo of Louis M Buzek with Mother, Irene
1923
1923
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around 1921 - Nov 1, 2014
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I just adore the clothing of the Roaring 20'[external link] elegant.
My grand parents in 1923 , my grand mother was pregnant.Those are the first of nine children the couple would have butas it was usual four of them died very young .
Paula Leslie
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Colitis was very rampant in those days as well. Many families lost young children due to that.
Rose Gasak yes, my grand mother was a strong woman , always had a good health and passed at age of 92 years old in excellent shape , able to make embroideries without using glasses .Babies were very vulnerable , but a simple feever could be enough to kill.the so called Spanish influenza killed lots and lots of people.
Could have been Crib death, not enough vitamins from mom's body during pregnancy, hereditary health problems........but for sure we should never blame the mother , she suffers and wonders what went wrong, could she have done something to prevent it. Even today it is still a mystery why babies die suddenly when all appears well
Rose Gasak I never understood the reason why so many babies died so little, maybe simple deseases were letal in a time without antibiothics.