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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
12
A Cleveland College educator argues for measured responses to children’s accidents and misdeeds. He urges parents to distinguish between intentional harm and accidents, avoid punishment for unpreventable mishaps, and model calm, constructive guidance rather than harsh discipline.
The Church School of Trinity Episcopal will suspend classes during July and August and resume after the public schools open in September. Parents should bring children to the regular services each Sunday morning during the vacation period.
Penn State in STATE COLLEGE PA starts admitting the first batch of about 1200 freshmen. Registrar William S Hoffman says admission follows strict high school grade screening with preference to top two fifths and uses an aptitude test for lower three fifths. The test is August 7 at the campus and in 17 statewide cities with results notified a week to ten days after.
Harrisburg report by the Pennsylvania Motor Federation warns that using highways as temporary repair shops raises accident risk. President S Edward Gable cites law section 1019 requiring off highway parking with at least 15 feet of width and 200 feet of clear view, urging motorists to move disabled vehicles off the road promptly and avoid stopping on hills or curves.
Russell Byler, coach at Elizabeth Pennsylvania, is spending his summer vacation at his father Jeff Byler’s home north of New Wilmington.
The Epworth League of the M. E. church held a picnic at Lakewood Beach on Friday night June 19. Attendees included Maxine Pitzzer Gertrude Minner Jane Mc Clure Mary Hammond Alta Shaffer Harriet Peg Betty White Lowell Andreson Joe Mc Clure and Roland Robinson.
John Zook was taken to a Pittsburgh hospital for an operation and is reported to be getting along nicely.
Arthur Barlett of Erie Pennsylvania visited New Wilmington on Friday. Dr C G Garr district superintendent of the Methodist church based in New Castle was a recent caller. Mr and Mrs Horton of Horton Michigan spent several days with Mr and Mrs Harold L Black on Waugh Avenue.
A terse remark highlights that avoiding self-importance can spare the urge to rationalize or explain depression, suggesting a quiet stance over introspection and justification.
Dr Logan Clendening explains reflex headaches from eye strain, sinus disease, neck lumps, impacted wisdom teeth, and other conditions. Eye strain headaches appear in afternoons and are treated by properly fitted glasses or neck massage and heat. sinus headaches often worsen in the morning and ease when drainage improves. He notes limited support for claims linking headaches to uterine or other organ malpositions.
Reports on proper treatment of congenital defects highlight progress and improved outcomes. Medical researchers note ongoing challenges and emphasize early intervention and multidisciplinary care to enhance longevity and quality of life.
C P of North Salem Indiana asks what pyelitis is. Answer: Pyelitis is an inflammation of the pelvis of the kidney. The infection is usually from the same germ as in the large bowel, so the condition is often linked to constipation.
Rev P C Pearson rector of Trinity Episcopal church will attend a meeting of the executive council of the Erie diocese at the Pittsburgh Erie summer conference held at Kiskiminetas School Saltsburg PA. The council manages diocese affairs between conventions.
Griffin of Mercer were guests of Mr and Mrs M B Orr at a picnic supper on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs J P Hartt were business callers in New Castle on Thursday evening. Little Doris Jean Mayne is on the sick list.
At the moon’s west edge north of the equator a dark spot appears with two additional dark spots creating a head and body with two legs. The head is Mare Serenitatis, the body Mare Tranquillitatis, the west leg Mare Fecunditatis, and the east leg Mare Nectaris. A large bright area lies southward toward the pole. Tycho crater near the south pole can be seen with an opera glass.
The Albany Evening News notes Mr. Coolidge may save words during summer by foregoing daily editorial writing.
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