Growing sleep needs urged for children by health expert
A bulletin from the American Child Health Association urges parents to enforce earlier bedtimes as children grow faster, noting high school drills and athletics increase fatigue. Dr. Herger says youth require more rest during the fog of rapid growth, with lighter sleep needs than prior years. Lamb with rice offered as a dinner idea, plus tips on vitamins and home economics.
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Hedge MD
Ina Bulletin of the American
Child Health Association
Ffiedger
Herger
Ames
Cape Romain
South Carolina
Motherhood and Death in Shared Childcare Roles
The piece argues that caring burdens and their rewards require effort and should be recognized. It suggests older, capable children share tasks with younger, less able siblings to ensure fair access to opportunities and acknowledgment. The tone emphasizes duty, equity, and social value in family duties.
Central City Ladies Aid House Fire Save Furniture
In Central City Nebraska the Ladies Aid society met with Mrs Charles Matthis when a shout announced a fire. Five ladies carried out a piano and saved all other furniture except a dresser. The incident highlights quick action by local volunteers.
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Save Furniture
Central City
Neb
Central City Ladies Aid Society
Charles Matthis
Local families visit social circle across Hartford area
A string of weekend and Sunday visits highlight local social life. Mr Olive Mr and Mrs J W Hathorn and their children Buford and Bernice. Mr and Mrs A R Snell and sons Rudolph and Billie Mack visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Gills in Hartford Saturday night. Mrs Bessie Phillips and son from Graceville visited Mrs Claude Lee last week. Wayne McDonald of Ozark and Julius Palmer of Midland City spent time with local relatives.
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J. W. Hathorn
Buford
Bernice
A. R. Snell and
Rudolph
Bille Mack
Jesse Gills
Hartford
Misa Geney Driggats
Evelyn ‘Tucker
W. W. Folsom
Wilburn
Ina Laura
Jond Barbare
Marthe Strickland
J. W. Snell
Wednemey
Julius Palmer
Midland City
Luis Murphy
Luellenell
Ina Laura Folsom
Ed Crawford
Lucile
Dall Crawford
Bessie Phillips and Sone
Graceville
Frs
Claude Lee
Wayne McDonald
1Ozark
Nettle Driggers
Ele Ruth Joiner
A. A. Baet
Billie Mack
Iundey
Archie McDonald
Miles Bea Quattiebaum
Randolph Snell
B.D. Herring
Madison County Tops Alabama Cotton Ginning in 1932
Madison county led Alabama in cotton ginned during 1932 with 49 184 bales, down from 50 064 in 1931. Limestone county ranked second with 39 584 bales and Cullman county third with 31 575. Baldwin county remained last with 254 bales.
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Washington
Bureau of Census
Madison County
Alabama
Bates
Limestone County
Cullman County
Baldwin County
Two Church Meetings In State Next Month
Alabama conference and North Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South plan January gatherings in Montgomery and Birmingham focusing on missions and evangelism. Bishop W N Ainsworth announces events with leaders Dr Charles L Goodwin and Bishops Arthur J Moore Paul S Hem.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
North Alabama
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Birmingham
W. N. Ainsworth
Alabama Conference Board of Missions
Charles L. Goodwell
Federal Council of Churches ‘of Christ In
America
Arthur J. Moore
Paul
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