Right Punishment for Wrong-doing Is A Perplexing Problem
OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON discusses discipline versus punishment in parenting. She argues punishment must fit the child and that whipping can backfire, urging parents to tailor consequences such as deprivation or isolation to the child’s motives and behavior.
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Olive Roberts Barton
North Star
New Marian Martin Pattern 9989 Promises Slimming Frock
Pattern 9989 offers draped lines to flatter figures with jabot lace vestes and flair sleeves. Dress options in crepe or satin with a pique vestee for wool versions. sizes 34 to 48 require yardage details and lace. Order 15 cents per pattern. book also 15 cents. combined 25 cents.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N .Y
Never in the Dark and the Value of Parental Reason
The piece argues against frightening or punishing children by harsh means, calling such tactics akin to inquisition. It stresses that reasonable warnings build trust, assuring children that guardians know best. Smacking is condemned as ineffective for maintaining love or respect.
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Hulda
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South Side Lumber Yard
Advances in Boiler Efficiency Boost Power From Coal
Improvement in engine boilers and fireboxes has increased power per pound of coal to nearly three times the level of 50 years ago, reflecting major gains in efficiency and fuel use.
Lights Help Pianos At The Seashore
Seashore pianos stay in tune despite damp salt air as electric lighting is kept burning around them to counteract moisture.
Greensboro Fair Opens Monday with $4000 in Prizes
Greensboro announces the fair opening Monday October 19 with exhibits vying for over 4000 in cash prizes. A new grandstand, Rubin and Cherry midway shows, 25 performances, 20 rides, and the Hell Drivers stunt team highlight a week of entertainment and military demonstrations for students and families.
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Greensboro
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Rubin & Cherry
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High Point National Guardsmen
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
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Sunday School Group 10 Meeting at Greensboro First Baptist
The Piedmont Baptist Sunday School association of Guilford and Rockingham counties holds a 2:30 p.m. convention at Greensboro First Baptist with a full program on Visitation. Leaders include Rev. C Eb Lee and L L Morgan with A A Walker as secretary and W F Hearne as song leader.
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Rockingham
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
W. F. Hearne
T. E. Barber
C. EB. Lee
C. D. Barton
L. L. Morgan
Raleigh
State Sunday School Board
F. L. Paschal
A. A. Walker
Jewel Williamson
Road refunds hearing ends as requests top two million
The Raleigh special commission closed another session on road refund claims asking for 2 194 057 and plans to reconvene November 12. Forsyth 995 250 Granville 330 849 Pender 370 118 Lee 274 918 75 Warren 25 000 Wayne 307 922 31. Kenneth Royall of Goldsboro urged against payments but supported his county’s claim if any awarded. Over 70 counties filed claims totaling over 61 000 000.
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Special Commission
Forsyth County
Granville
Pender
Lee
Warren
Wayne
Wayne County
Kenneth Royall
Goldsboro
Vessel Sails On Shakedown Cruise From Charleston
The U S Charleston sailed on a shakedown cruise to Guantanamo, Cuba. Built at Charleston navy yard for 4 million dollars, launched February 26 and commissioned July 8, it will return in about a month for further equipment installation. Destroyers Dickerson and Schenck also sailed after repairs at the navy yard.
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Charleston
S&s. C
Guantanamo
Cuba
Charleston Navy Yard
Dickerson
Schenck
Navy Yard
Frances Burton to Lead Free Cooking School at Paramount Theater
Mrs Frances Burton the noted home economist will conduct The Enterprise Free Cooking School on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at the Paramount theater. She will present new recipes methods of preparing tempting dishes and time saving tips for readers as guests of The Enterprise.
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Frances Burton
Enterprise
Paramount Theater
How Often Should You Shampoo Your Hair
Advice on shampoo frequency varies by environment and hair oil levels. In dusty cities or oily hair, wash weekly or more. in rural, drier conditions, two or three times a month may suffice. Use warm olive oil overnight, wash with liquid soap, rinse multiple times, and finish with lemon water for shine.
Look and Learn By A GORDON
A quiz style page quotes questions and answers on geography science and word meanings. Notes mention Near Winona Ariz caverns with year round six-foot ice and a remark about Benjamin Franklin not patenting inventions despite his genius.
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Ariz
February Snow Peaks in United States as Shortest Month Records
The United States experiences its heaviest snowfalls in February, despite February being the shortest month. Weather patterns drive winter storms across northern and central regions, with heavy accumulations in the Northeast and Midwest.
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The
United States
College choir tryouts end with 37 placed in a cappella group
Thirty seven High Point college students were selected for the college a cappella choir after competitive tryouts and rehearsals began. Janet Russell announced the full member list naming first and second sopranos altos tenors and basses. The group plans a concert schedule in the city and weekend trips around the state with a national tour to follow though details remain undisclosed.
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High Point College
Janet Russell
Julia Coe
Elizabeth Hoffman
Marjory McFadden
Margie Pittman
Mayde Poore
Lois Pressley
Violet Jenkins
Pauline Miller
Ruth Shoaf
Elsie Aa Sink
Mary Frances Varick
Louise Cole
Alice Hoffman
Jean Hunt
Marguerite Jenkins
Iris Welch
Ruth Hendricks
Nell Holton
Dorothy Jones
Pauline Parker
Vesta Troxler
Ulmer Freeman
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Max Rogers
J. Vaughn Boone
Vance Kester
Marc Lovelace
Joseph Payne
Sheldon Dawson
Robert Rankin
Wilson Rogers
Ed Stirewall
George Elkins
Max Hill
Owen Lindley
Pierce McKeithen
David McKinnon
Late Rally Boosts Stocks Amid Mixed Economic News
In New York on October 10 a late rally erased early losses and lifted several issues to recent highs. Volume reached about 9000 transfers as traders weighed economic data, earnings forecasts, and geopolitical tensions from Spain and France while a coming holiday kept activity subdued.
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New York
France
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