Habit Formation and Early Breaks in Child Behavior
A psychologist explains habits shape character good or bad. Parents decide which habits to form early, guiding a child toward peaceful thoughts and self control. A reader asks about imaginary playmates and early break timing, with guidance to treat quirks lightly and address underlying needs. The piece notes breaking bottle habits by age one can ease transitions and cites Versailles employment as a historical footnote.
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Estion
Dr. Rich
Geraldine
Uearly
Land of Shadows
High Point College A Capella Choir Tonight at Central Friends
The High Point College A Capella Choir directed by Miss Margaret Sloan will perform tonight at Central Friends church at 7:30. The program features solo and choral pieces by Liszt Scheremetieff Bowles Rheinberger Christiansen Chopin Vorus Alcock Dvorak Scott Tschaikovsky Mackinnon and Gonoud, with choir and soloists Miss Alma Andrews Miss Iris Welch Miss Margaret Curry.
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High Point College
Liebestraume
Liszt
Alma Andrews
Scheremetieff
Bowles
Rheinberger
Christiansen
Chopin
Mise Iris Welch
Jesus
Vorus
Alcock
Dvorak
Scott
Margaret Curry
Tschaikovsky
Mackinnon
Gonoud
Athens Revival Marks 1906 Olympic Games
United States dairy output hits record in 1932 with 101 663 million pounds of milk produced.
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Athens
United States
Versailles Palace Capacity Report From Louis XIV Era
New findings suggest Versailles could house about 10 000 people in its halls during Louis XIV era. Separately a record ocean depth was measured off Puerto Rico reaching 44 000 feet, indicating extreme submarine topography.
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Louis XIV
Great Palace
Versailles
Puerto Rico
Hidden Winter Hazard Carbon MonoxideDeaths at Dartmouth
Health columnist notes nine Dartmouth students died from coal gas poisoning as winter ventilation issues rise. Warns of odorless gas from burning wood coal gas or gasoline and outlines early symptoms and first aid steps including fresh air and cautious recovery.
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Morris Fishbein
Dartmouth
Benjamin Franklin
North Carolina Democrats set June convention amid primary votes
North Carolina Democrats plan a June convention after the June 2 primary with precinct meetings on June 9 and county meetings June 11. C Leroy Shuping of Greensboro named national committeeman to replace the late Governor Gardner. Arrests in a counterfeit check case include Claude Horne, 30, and Rebecca Westmoreland, 25, with Horne held in Lil lington and Westmoreland in Raleigh jail. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt, en route to Puerto Rico, visits Fayetteville briefly to see the famed slave market site as a newspaperman explains no slaves were sold there.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Alfred R. Smith
C. Leroy Shuping
Greensboro
Max Gardner
Whiteville
Rebecca Westmoreland
Thomasville
Polkton
Horne
Lillington
Harnett
Westmoreland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Fayetteville
Timber Felling Before 1840 Shaped Land Clearing
Before 1840 more timber was cut to clear land than to supply building and industry. The shift in use influenced settlement patterns and resource management in early frontier regions.
Decline Leaves Only Eighth of U S Forests Intact
A historical account notes that merely one-eighth of the original forest cover across the United States remains intact, highlighting extensive deforestation and habitat loss across regions.
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United States
Forest area of the United States reaches half a billion acres
The forested land in the United States totals about 500 million acres, roughly four times the area of France, underscoring the vast expanse of woodland across the country.
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United States
France
Tilleys’ Murder Trial Deferred in Wilkes County Case
The murder trial of Leoda Chil dress’s alleged killers is postponed with the next regular term set for August. Defendants Warwick and Belle Tilley, Luther and Clyde Tilley, and Luther Tilley’s wife Miriam, are named as foster parents and relatives involved in the case.
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Tilleys
Leoda Childress
Wilkes County
Warwick
Belle Tilley
Leoda
Luther
Clyde
Luther Tilley
Miriam
Death of H. Vance Shaw in Morganton
H Vance Shaw aged 76 nephew of Zebulon Vance Baird died without friends in Morganton and was buried in a potter's grave.
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H. Vance Shaw
Zebulon Vance Baird
Morganton
Condemned Prisoners Baptized Amid Death Row
A state prison report notes that twelve of the twenty three condemned inmates on death row underwent baptism. The move reflects a religious observance preceding the planned executions.
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State's Prison
Tobacco Farmers Rally For Higher Tax On Non Signers
Farmers gathered and urged the federal government to impose a 40 percent tax on growers who refused to sign production reduction contracts and to curb excessive crops.
Mrs Belk Named State Regent of American Revolution Group
Mrs W H Belk of Charlotte was named state regent of the American Revolution movement. The appointment elevates her to lead state affairs and organize activities honoring colonial history and patriotic remembrance.
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W. H. Belk
Charlotte
Spindale Strike Continues as Seven Are Arrested
The Spindale labor action persisted with seven arrests reported. Conciliators were brought in to mediate tensions and resume talks amid the ongoing dispute.
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Spindale
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