Twin language and mimicry in early speech development
The piece discusses twins developing a private spoken language due to limited parental speech, and notes that mimicry seen in animals like sparrows and canaries parallels human early language formation. It cites observations of twins Hans and Mark, where one notices the other emitting sounds during discomfort and adoption of animal cries and basic words like mama and ow.
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Canoe
Daddy
Eeeee
Conradi
Canaries
Moe
Pete
Hans
Mark
Brady's Health Service Interference on Laxatives in Children
This letter argues against routine laxative use for healthy children and adults. It cites Mrs. F J L, notes bias spread by almanacs and ads, and stresses relying on doctor guidance and natural bowel regulation rather than periodic castor oil or stimulants.
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F.J.L
Lawyer To Discuss Court Rulings On Discipline
A lawyer outlines courtroom rulings affecting school discipline in a planned set of discussions. The first session at 8 30 a m in the Anderson High School addresses teachers administrators school board members PTA and PTO reps and others. A second meeting at 10 a m at the Anderson Community Schools administration building will include principals deans court officers and selected staff to evaluate local policy on suspension.
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Phay
Anderson High School
Schol Board
PTA
PTO
Anderson College
Anderson Community Schools
California Churches Aid Protestors at Sanctuary Event
In Palo Alto 14 churches across eight California cities are offering sanctuary with hot meals and supplies to service members, including a Detroit suburb football player seeking refuge aboard the aircraft carrier Constellation. Joan Baez led a service as 300 congregants supported the cause while the absentee soldier remained in sanctuary with his parents.
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Palo Alto
Calif
California
Vietnam
Constellation
Detroit
First Presbyterian Church
Joan Baez
Larson
Robert
Bahamas
Lone Oak-W. On Smorgasherd Special at $2.30
Country style dining offer promotes a Thursday through Saturday smorgasbord at Lone Oak with Western Ontario flair. Crowd expected for the 11 oclock seating and fried chicken main dish as a featured item.
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Lone Oak
W. ON
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