Editorial argues for corporal punishment in schools remains effective
The piece defends occasional ruler use to enforce discipline, noting some students respond only to physical correction. It contrasts parental shifts against tradition, argues discipline is essential, and asserts most youths are wholesome while a few incorrigible students require firm handling.
Safe swimming at Rhode Island farm ponds urged this summer
National Farm Safety Week July 27 31 highlights pond safety in Rhode Island. Experts urge constant supervision and trained helpers for groups, with rescue gear kept ready a long pole a buoyant plank and an inner tube. Teachers and parents should teach children to swim and respect water.
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Rhode Island
Philip Wilson
UDI
Wilson
Family Tales From Seaside and Town Life
A personal reminiscence recounts visits to neighbors in Seaside and Papasquaw, a surprise dinner with a large household, and a move from seaside freedom to town life. The narrator recalls cousins who built the Free Library, and mentions DeWolfs, Richmonds, and a broad family network with vivid attributions and childhood memories.
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Seaside
Papa
Shore
Maria Rogers
Charlotte DeWolf
Papasquaw
Charlotte
Letter to the Editor on Bristol harbor dump issue
A reader urges Bristol officials to curb dumping at a nonfenced freight yard near Franklin Street and Woodlawn Ave. She praises community workers, urges town fathers to know town land, and asks for regular street cleaning and higher public health standards.
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Franklin Street
Bristol Harbor
Sidney Herreshoff
Bristol
Mr Mancieri
Canna
Highway Dept
August Church Notices Shared Events Schedule
August events listed include a Gas House Bowling League meeting at Lincoln Hall at 7 p.m. on Tuesday August 25, a Ham and Bean Supper at Trinity Church Rooms at 6 p.m. on Saturday August 29, a town wide waste paper drive by The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum at 10 a.m. on Sunday August 30 with rain date September 6, and a St Mary’s Women's Guild Bridge at St Mary’s Auditorium on Wednesday September 23.
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Gas House
Lincoln Hall
Trinity Church Rooms
Kingsmen Bugle and Drum
St. Mary’s
Sleep Myths and Facts From a New York Sleep Analyst
The piece cites Norman Ding, who ran a sleep shop in New York and later a Sleep Center, saying urban dwellers sleep better than rural folks and that women under fifty sleep better than men. He notes insomnia links to nervous tension, cites models and advertisers as prone to anxiety, and endorses Dr Edmund Jacobson’s relaxation method as a cure.
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NY Herald Tribune
Norman Ding
Lewis & Conger
New York
Mr. Dine
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