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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1953
Page
2
The weekly educational quote emphasizes clear thinking reading and listening as core to democracy. Mrs. Catharine Smith explains how librarians guide children to enjoy books, cultivate taste, and balance choice with guidance to avoid a candy like reading diet.
A discussion on introducing children to colored picture books beyond comics, guiding parents and teachers to curate libraries. It covers Caldecott winners, bedtime literature, and the shift from reading for fun to selecting books aligned with a child’s growing tastes, including mysteries animal stories and conservation themes.
A Granada Theatre listing invites families to Sunday and Monday showings featuring nature books for children. It highlights illustrated texts on birds, trees, flowers, insects, sun and moon, stars, rocks and minerals designed to engage visual learners and foster lifelong hobbies. Notable titles include Young Collector's Handbook by A H Verril and Here's Your Hobby by H Zar chy.
A public interest article explains that body organs rely on brain nerve supply and that disease arises from disrupted nerve connections. It argues chiropractic adjustments restore nerve flow and health, noting Dr. D. A. Hilton practices at 103 N Cockrell and Holland Ave, Tel. 2543.
Excavations at Jericho reveal early builders made houses and a wall before pottery. Jericho, with a 6,000 year history, is described as the world's oldest city and now has about 1,000 residents.
Archaeological digs at Tell es Sultan reveal Seventeen settlements spanning Neolithic to Chalcolithic ages confirming Jericho’s extraordinary antiquity and long survival. Finds include a 5000 B C unbaked pottery head with shell eyes and artifacts around 3600 years old, highlighting a progressive cultural record.
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