The Parent Problem by Garry C Myers Ph D
Dr Myers discusses a two year old girl who destroys books records and toys at a hosts home. The mother offers few controls and the child shows persistent temper and destructive behavior. The piece argues lack of limits damages future citizenship and urges parental education.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Refined Cane Sugar Promotes Better Jellies and Preserves
Household guidance from the Sugar Institute promotes refined cane sugar for jellies jams and preserves. It argues lower sugar prices and fresh fruit bargains help families stock winter supplies and enhance meals with canned fruit and preserves.
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The
Sugar Institute
Punishments and Rewards and Fear pamphlets
Central Press Association notes pamphlets titled Punishments and Rewards and Fear. The text references distribution details and origin in Cleveland Ohio. The items appear as educational tracts possibly used for civic or moral instruction.
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Central Press Association
East Twelfth St
Cleveland
Mine Sweeper's Career Varied
Charlevoix Michigan reports the Peary, a U S survey boat with a storied life, has sailed from World War I mine sweeps to polar expeditions, a hunting safari to Africa, a treasure island voyage, and finally lake sounding work off Charlevoix port under Captain Charles Green of St James Beaver Island.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Great Lakes
United States
Fort William
Ont
Byrd
McMillan
New York
Africa
James Bramley
Cleveland
Pacific Ocean
United States Engineering Department
Lake Survey Department
Lake Michigan
Charles Green
St. James
Beaver Island
State to curb pranksters who set off odor bombs
Harrisburg June 18 Dr A M Northrup secretary of the department of labor and industry warns that maliciously releasing bad odor bombs in theatre audiences will bring summary punishment. The bureau of inspection has received complaints of near panic in Erie and Sharon with several theatres forced to halt shows. Immel says the International Alliance of Motion Picture Machine Operators will discipline offenders, and the Fire and Panic Act may be used to protect audiences, with culprits turned over to local police.
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Harrisburg
A. M. Northrup
Department of Labor and Industry
Harry D. Immel
Bureau of Inspection
Erie
Sharon
Immel
Lawrence Katz
International Alliance of Motion Picture Machine Operators
Immels
Coloradan Catches Queer Fish Alive
PUEBLO Colo June 18 Al Severson caught a necturus a large weird looking animal part water dog part catfish It is the first specimen reported from Colorado The nine inch gray green creature has four legs six external gills and can live out of water Severson kept it in water for five weeks but it refused food
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Pueblo
Colo
al Severson
Zeverson
Colorado
Severson
Tennis fashion on the Riviera courts profiled
Monte Carlo reports a new trend of ten nis trousers worn by players on the Riviera. The style was popularized by Spanish champion Senorita Lili de Alvarez who is admired by the King of Sweden, who has joined games at the local Country Club.
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Monte Carlo
Riviera
Lili de Alvarez
Sweden
Ben
Peterson's Ointment Claim Pimples Vanish Fast
A testimonial claims Peterson's Ointment clears pimples quickly, noting benefits seen by Mr. Ed W. King of Pittsburgh after trying other products. The ad asserts pimples disappear in 24 hours with regular use and recommends a 35 cent box from drug stores.
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Peterson
Ed. W. King
Pittsburgh
Birthday gathering brightens Tent Hall amid kinship
Mrs Will Ripple enjoyed a noon birthday surprise with Crawford county relatives and friends delivering well filled baskets. A Sunday picnic at Arthur Wright s home brought together Mr and Mrs G E Campbell and others from Youngstown Lowellville and Hubbard.
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Will Ripple
Crawford County
Arthur Wright
G. E. Campbell
George
Charles Tice
Charles, Jr
Richard
Mary
Kate McFarland
Youngstown
A. M. Cunningham
Ralph
Bobby
Alice McFarland
Kate
Lowellville
Alice Wright
Hubbard
B. M. Allshouse
New Castle
Ed Hull
Alfred
Will Shehy’s
Nelson Phillips
Bernard
Raymond
F. A Montgomery
Will Dickson
Betty
C. L. Carlisle
Russell
Marion
Francis Kuhn
Hazel
Four Mile
A. G Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Harry Kretzer
H. C Kretzer
Thomas Vaughn
New Bedford
Frank McCreary
Thelma
Will Shehy
Roy McBride
Mahoning
Mattie Phillips
Guthrie
George Allen
Arizona Plans Highway Work
Arizona's state highway commission approves a budget exceeding 8.4 million dollars for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1 to fund the highway system with federal aid contributions.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
State Highway Commission
Nye-Holman forest memorialized in Tolland land gift
Nearly two hundred acres of land in Tolland were donated to the state by Mrs. William H. Hall for a demonstration forest. The Nye-Holman forest honors her parents and marks a regional memorial precedent for the state forestry department.
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International News Service
Tolland, Conn
William H. Hall
State Forestry Department
Nye-Holman Forest
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