Tact and diplomacy aid child obedience and play balance
The text discusses using tact with children to ease obedience, suggesting framing chores as extensions of play. It offers examples such as guiding toys to a station or a pretend journey to lunch. It notes choosing options the child prefers reduces resistance and fosters cooperation. It also mentions racehorse context with Reigh Count and Blue Larkspur and a fishing anecdote by John Kimmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome Chilldren
Dolly
Reigh
John Hertz
Chicago
Blue Larkspur
Blossom Time
Clyde van Dussen
H. P. Gardner
Radio Programming Schedule for Major Networks
Eastern time programs list for WEAF WJZ WOR WABO WBAL KDKA WGY WBZ WEAO WTAM WCX WSM and WVU Radio Institute at West Virginia University, detailing show times and hosts from 6:00 PM through 11:45 PM with selections across orchestras, concerts, news, and features. Includes a note on WVU radio institute lectures by Dr. James M. Callahan on May 6.
State Fire Districts Set by West Virginia Official
West Virginia is divided into six fire districts for administration. Each district has an assistant fire marshal in charge with John Hallinan designated as contact and general supervisor. The districts cover Brooke through Wetzel counties, Barbour to Jefferson, Braxton to Randolph, Cabell to Wood, Lincoln to Wyoming, and Raleigh to Summers with district inspectors named.
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Charleston
C.C. Stahlmann
West Virginia
John Hallinan
Huntington
Howard Webher
Stahlmann
Brooke
Hancock
Marion
Marshall
Monongalia
Ohio
Taylor
Wetzel
Ritz
Wheeling
Barbour
Berkeley
Grant
Hampshire
Hardy
Jefferson
Mineral
Morgan
Pendleton
Preston
Tucker
Walter B. Hodges
Winfield
Lincoln
Mercer
Mingo
McDowell, Wayne
Wyoming Countes
HI Maynard
Williamson
Roane
Fayette
Greenbrier
Kanawha
Logan
Monroe
Parahontas
Raleigh
Summers Counties
P. C. Horan
Jean Dunlap
State Department of Education
Summers
Wayne
Mer*cer
McDowell
Department of Mine
Ly~man Fearn
Department of ‘Mines
Wyoming
H. 8. Smith
Union Pacific Coal Company
Oak Springs
W. H. Glascow
Pennsylvania
Bankers Plan
Ipple
West Virginia Bankers Association
Citizens National Bank
Barbour ‘County
Randolph
Upshuk
Lewis, Preston
Harrison
Gilmer
Braxton
Judge Baker Foresees Tripling Grand Jury Work
Judge W E B Baker arrived to convene Tuesday’s May term of federal court and expressed expectation that Jones law will triple the grand jury workload. He spoke last night, saying the increased duties would be significant for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Baker
Federal Court
Wire Kills Horse in Winfield District
Smithtown resident Fairfield Sterrett witnessed a fatal electric wire accident while riding in Winfield district. A blown pole wire lay across the road and the horse stepped on it, the iron shoe contacting the live line. The terrified animal died from the current, while Sterrett felt no shock and continued riding to the crematory for disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Wesley Sterrett
Smithtown
Winfield
Sterrett
Warden Robinson Recovers to Resume Duties
Dr. L M Robinson, head of the state prison at Moundsville, will resume his duties tomorrow after a serious illness that began following his return from Governor Conley’s inauguration. He made a first appearance Sunday before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden Robinson
Moundsville
L. M. Robinson
W. G. Conley
Dr. Robinson
Theft Strikes A P Store On Merchant Street
A Saturday night robbery at a merchant square on Merchant Street saw entry gained through the rear with goods taken. This marks the third such incident at the shop in recent weeks as police investigate the pattern and target the location. Meanwhile, Martinsburg officials report pheasant propagation efforts under way with eggs placed under hens and a ring netted cock and hens acquired. Also, J Frank Marsh accepts presidency of Concord State National School at Athens effective July.
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Marinsburg
Abg
Martinsburg
State Fish and Game Department
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P. Manne Spoay
Cohen
Gratton
W.va
Main Street
Alice Judson Peale
John Kimmick
Thiasi
The
Associated Press
WEAF
New York
Hen -Pollack
World ‘Today
Gypsies Sonsa
Empire Builders
National Grand Opera
Phil Spitalny
WJZ
Roxy and His Gang
Hugo Mariani
Real Folks
Concert Bureau
Bil Scotte
Dance Orchestra
Slumberplusie
Newark
Uncle Don
Poland
Uncle Joe
Pat
WABO
Charles W. Hamp
Raymond Hunter
Thirty Minute Men International
WBAL
Baltimore
the Marylanders
the Bohemians
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WBZ
Springfeld
Troubadours
Central and Southern
Cincinnati
Kyrock
Cleveland
WCX
Detroit
Emeral Isle
Amos
Orchestra
Easy Chair
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Neil Weldon
WHAS
Louisville
Jerry Diggine
Hotel Orchestra
WSM
Nashville
Craig's Orchestra
WSM Orchestra
W.V.U
WMMN
West “Virginia
University
F. Roy Yoke
Alumi
James M. Callahan
Con Ney
Point Tor
W. EB. Watson
Watson
Joe Martin
Martin
Leigh
Lyle
Handy, Marion
Mineral Jane
Hikins
Third Avenue
Elkins
Court House
Buckhannon
Sidney Haymond
Romiine's Mills
Game Aid Fish Commission
French Creek
Conley
Mutual Protective Society For
Secretary of State
C.E. McGhee
J. V. Bryant
D.W. Ambrose
J. FP. Fairfax
W. B. Foxx
Morgantown—Monongalia Lodge
Juhin Charles G. Baker
Monongalix
Rebekatt Lodge
Been Hartfords
Alexander Smith Sons Co
Armstrong Linoleum
Armstrong Quaker
Congoleum
B. F. Poe
Service
the Old Counsellor
Thenes
Bps
Gotagh
Senateat
OLD Counsellor
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Grafton Feed & Storage Company
Blueville
Loveland
Grafton
Omo
Brownlow Park
Aui
Westel Street
H. Long St
Thayer Bt
Knots Ave
Grand St
Parrish
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