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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
10
Paula learns a harsh lesson about malice and treachery from her friend Sally. A mother's advice urges peace through loving kindness, but the piece argues that loving enemies can excuse harm and erode a child's moral power.
Child guidance columnist Dr Daly urges parents to teach five and six year olds to cooperate and compete in school. Emphasizing good sleep nine to eleven hours, balanced diet, ample breakfast, nutritious lunch, personal hygiene, and sensible clothing. Vaccination against smallpox and diphtheria is recommended, with diphtheria legally required.
A Ruth Millett column quotes a letter praising mothers-in-law who are ready to let their sons marry and let the new wife take over. The writer says mothers who resent letting go cause most conflicts, and that acceptance makes the transition smoother for all.
Dr. Aly urges parents, schools, health departments, and family doctors to work as a team to establish good health habits in school aged children. Even a booster shot may suffice for immunity, with aim of lasting habits into adult life and overall well being.
In Muncie Indiana Robert Antrim told two armed men he had no money. The robbers searched him and took his pants. After they left Antrim found the $150 still in his pants.
A Brooklyn firm Chas. Pfizer & Co. Inc. reported to the American Institute of Biological Sciences that tiny doses of the antibiotic tetramycin significantly stimulate corn growth. Tests show taller plants heavier weights and faster germination at one part per million in water.
Stars and Stripes reports Chinese Communists directed a night long propaganda barrage in German toward Dutch troops on T-bone hill in Western Korea. The voice claimed three Army Corps were present and vowed to bring peace, marking the first recorded Red propaganda appeal in German to Dutch units.
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