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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
3
Lydia Le Baron Walker argues parents shape their children's attitudes by hiding fears and dislikes. A mother conquers thunderstorm fear by modeling calm awe, teaching children to admire storms. In contrast, a mother who avoids dogs due to fear teaches dread to her kids, yielding lasting anxiety.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate piece warns about gambling among youths at fraternity and sorority events. It traces how small wins grow into dangerous habits, urging readers to abandon the “jolly crap game” to avoid debt and family trouble. The column also includes golf rules Q&A from a Bell Syndicate sports editor’s note.
INNIS BROWN explains golf rule: a ball moved after the player grounds the club counts as a stroke and incurs a penalty for causing the move. No extra penalty for playing a moving ball unless the movement was deliberate.
Pittsburgh leaders praise hustle and harmony as the Pirates surge in the pennant race with an eight game lead. Owner Dreyfuss and manager McKechnie credit team unity over star power for recent success and reflect on past ``not congenial’’ clubs and the Maranville Cooper and Grimm trade to the Cubs.
Raleigh Sept 22 The state department of agriculture has sent to the printer material for a bulletin on feed control work in the state and the bulletin will appear shortly Commissioner Graham states the department has resumed publication of its monthly bulletin to inform feed consumers and farmers nationwide.
Mr Graham notes the feed law curbed inferior goods and that, since its enactment, millers from outside and within the state no longer flood local markets with poor feed. The inspection and laboratory service now underpin a firm, reliable feed trade. Farmers and dairymen can rely on published analyses of feeds offered for sale in the state. the foreword highlights government access to state actions.
Durham officials announce a federal census will start September 24 in the enlarged city. A census bureau representative works with City Manager Ra. W. Rigsby and School Superintendent F. M. Martin to organize the field operation.
Snow fell in Helena Montana on September 21 as a cold front brought rain and temperatures. An aurora borealis glowed brilliantly, adding a striking visual to the unusual weather sequence reported by AP.
Foggy, rain shaded skies in Casper Wyoming with a white ground cover reported yesterday. Overnight activity included visible northern lights across Montana as weather systems moved through the northern Rocky Mountain region.
Charlotte reports its first policewoman Mrs Eloise Brown on duty as the second in North Carolina after Miss Louise B Alexander of Greensboro. Brown is a fingerprint expert with detective experience. duties not fixed but to focus largely on women offenders.
A sales congress of National Automobile Dealers Association members in the district is announced for October 27 in Charlotte with association officials to attend.
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