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A mother tells a child to try harder while comparing siblings. The text notes that comparing children with different development rates tends to discourage the slower child rather than spur effort.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
11
A mother tells a child to try harder while comparing siblings. The text notes that comparing children with different development rates tends to discourage the slower child rather than spur effort.
A quirky puzzle explains deriving a key number from the length of your first name then scanning a rectangle left to right to reveal a daily fortune. The note, signed J. Mies and mentioning Ring Fevers, ends with a garbled line.
The column recounts a bridge hand where South faced 3NT after a 2NT bid, with Muzzy misunblocking clubs and missing a club lead, while Meek and Keen provided key defenses. It notes a spade lead, club distribution, and a potential diamond finesse as the final chance, ending with Muzzy’s defeat and Kennedy’s honorary credit at Fredericton.
A court order in Massachusetts in 1639 shows the earliest postoffice record in North America. About twenty years later a postoffice was established in Virginia, marking early colonial mail service development.
Readers share practical ideas to boost child appetite. Mrs H J recommends adding wheat germ to scrambled eggs and using colorful cups with vegetable juice to entice youngsters. They urge limiting sweets, serving fruit, and mothers eating well. Community letters praise supportive, nurturing routines.
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