Practical Value Of Nursery Schools By Eleanor Roosevelt
A mother asks why nursery schools matter and a story explains early education. A boy raised in a good home mismanages breakfast, misuses tools, and fears punishment, showing upbringing gaps. The tale argues proper nursery schooling, with proper guidance, could have altered outcomes.
Nursery schools benefit children and parents alike
The speaker argues nursery schools should be part of public education in cities and rural areas. Parents, especially mothers, gain guidance on child care, discipline, and development, while fathers participate more. Early upbringing shapes character, study, and resilience, with lessons transferable to home life and society.
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Williams Stock to Open Week in Tent Theater
Otto Gray of Stillwater Oklahoma leads the Original Williams Stock in a week long tent theatre engagement near the post office. Included are his wife Mamie and son Owen in a versatile troupe with song, instruments, imitations and lively dancing. The show promises breezy informal entertainment and cowboy appeal.
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Mrs W C Jones Hurt In Fall Down Steps
Local resident Mrs W C Jones sustained back injuries after falling on the rear steps of the old Jones home on North Main Street opposite The Enterprise. She was taken by Yow's ambulance to Guilford General Hospital and admitted as a patient.
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Williams Stock Company Presents Otto Gray Cowboys Show
The Williams Stock company at High Point will feature Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys beloved by audiences, along with Marie Lazone comedienne and Mae Blossom Williams leading lady. The troupe, 42 years old with 40 performers, changes its program nightly.
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Handel Remained Bachelor Despite Family Pressure
The 18th century composer George Frideric Handel stayed single for life as his parents urged him to abandon music. The text notes his debut as a composer faced family opposition and his lifelong bachelor status.
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Strobeck Emerges as Ancient Chess Hub in Germ Land
A medieval note places the game of chess in Strobeck over 900 years ago, introduced by the Wendish count of Gu lin. The town, later famed as the home of chess, reflects early central European dissemination of the game.
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Anal rabbits underpin Japan wool manufacturing scale
Approximately 100,000 Anal rabbits are raised in Japan to support wool production. The breeding program highlights the role of these animals in supplying fibers used by the textile sector, with farms emphasizing stable growth and animal welfare standards.
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Ford V-8 shows roomy interior despite wheel base
The article explains wheel-base versus room-base using the New Ford V-8. Despite a 112 inch wheel base, the V-8 offers unexpected interior space thanks to a compact V eight engine. Tape measure tests confirm extra leg room seat room and head room. Public radio promo notes broadcast times and location.
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