Playground push spreads nationwide with new city playgrounds
The National Playground Association reports sixty cities already running playgrounds and 162 more considering the idea. California towns allocate millions for parks and play areas while New York and other cities look to improve facilities with shade awnings, waterfront access, and supervised programs for all ages.
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United States
National Playground Assecation
Lee F. Hanmer
National Playground On
Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Playground Commission
Oakland
Alameda
Palo Alto
Berkeley
The
Playground Association
Clark Hetherington
University of Missouri
New York
Mulberry Bend Park
Ardelia
Seward Park
Metropolitan Parks Association
Chicago
Kneipp
Boston
Board of Education
Bradstreet
Tribune
Corlears Hook
Harlem River
Park Department
Pelham Bay Park
Self-defence and corporal punishment debate
A Hare Parker Weekly dialogue quotes a stern rebuke about beating a boy. The boy’s guardian Binks resists corporal punishment, claiming he would only whip in self-defence.
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Binks
Per’s Weekly
Grocer Wagon Clue Sparks Family Mystery
A playful exchange about a grocery wagon label leads to a misheard clue about a baby sister. The dialogue, from Judge's Library, showcases wordplay over a simple delivery sign.