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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
11
Edward N Clopper argues that keeping children in school yields long term gains over early work. He cites a U S Bureau of Education finding that those educated to eighteen earned about half again as much as peers who left at fourteen. He urges parents to follow state laws mandating schooling and resist pushing children into factory jobs.
Dr. Carroll D. Wright former U S labor commissioner argues kindergartens curb criminal tendencies in children exposed to neglect at home. He claims the program yields immense savings by reducing police and protective costs and transforming potential criminals into productive state members. He notes the nation spends 3 500 000 daily on the criminal class.
A historical appeal argues for early education in kindergartens to foster citizenship honesty and teamwork. It claims modern public schools better serve children, with taxpayers funding kindergarten through high school, and urges continued attendance to graduation.
A Lincoln sentiment urging the nation to guarantee all citizens an unfettered start and a fair chance in the race of life, expressing a hope for equal opportunity for every person.
The Near East Sweden and other nations join in a Christmas mission of the Personal Service Bureau under Miss White. Customers can order by mail or telephone and receive careful, dispatchful service as if visiting Steinbachs for Women and Men items. A wide range of gift goods and accessories for women and men are advertised.
All roads lead to Asbury Park this season as extensive summer repairs are completed. Detours and bad sections have been eliminated making travel easier for Christmas shoppers heading to Asbury Park and Steinbachs, the Monmouth County shopping center.
Prepared booklets offered directly to store patrons showcase large quantities of gift merchandise to solve gift perplexities. For those who prefer mail or phone shopping, select lists for men and general gifts in rotogravure are available upon request.
Children will find a wealth of new toys at Toyland this year as Santa’s helpers unveil talking dolls living in houses wagons and engines. Santa himself is expected to arrive soon with more plans likely next week.
The Steinbach Club Plan lets customers buy home furnishings with small initial payment and hold or take possession now. Pay 10 percent at purchase then 10 percent each month plus a small service charge, with option to convert Christmas Club checks into cash at Steinbachs departments or service desks.
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