Two Mothers Two Paths In Parenting A Warning
Olive Roberts Barton sketches two neighbors Mrs Cross and Mrs Crown whose opposite parenting styles shape their daughters Eva and Nancy. Cross smothers independence, harming Eva and herself, while Crown grants freedom, helping Nancy grow confident but risking distance. The column urges blending approaches: be a friend, not a warden, to sustain trust and growth.
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Mrs. Crown
Nancy
Cross
Eva
Mrs. Cross
Mama
Crown
Class Meeting of Queen Esther Class in Lewistown
The Queen Esther Class of the Lewistown M P Sunday school met at the homes of Mrs. Alton Powell and Mrs. Harry Lohr. President Mrs. Stull presided. The group sang In the Cross, read Scripture, and prayed. A report on the August 3 festive was given and plans were laid for another benefit.
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Lewistown M. P. Sunday School
Alton Powell
Harry Lohr
Stull
Mary Arnold
Giraffes on Mozambique Stamp Highlight Africa's Tall Mammal
Scientists and stamp collectors note giraffes as the tallest mammals. They reach about 18 feet in height not 181 feet 7 inches, run up to 30 mph, and drink with legs apart. Horns are skin covered and tails tufted.
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Africa
Europe
India
Sahara
Mozambique
Its Odd But Its Science Its Odd But Its Science
Chicago reports a new sanity test for incoming mental hospital patients. Dr. A A Low of the University of Chicago describes three questions labeled new situations to gauge recovery prospects. The first asks about Marshall Field to reveal judgment under gossip. The second challenges perception of appearance after two weeks. The third questions if one will go home yesterday.
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Chicago
Faree
A. A. Low
University of Chicago School of Medicine
American Psychiatric Association
Marshall Field
Marshall Fields
Persson
Primary Defers School Start in Montgomery
Rockville reports Montgomery county public schools will start September 13 instead of the second Monday due to primaries on September 12. The move frees buildings for polling places and extends vacation by one day. The board’s next meeting will be held in September at Mrs. Raymond Stull’s home with refreshments served.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Board of Education
Raymond Stull
Wis
Arekes Court
Court of, Common Pleas
Weil
Hin
Peety
Ted
Ale
Stata
Fawa
Canasta
Wis Cs
Stbatl
Sock Pein
Corps
United States
Canada
Board of Dental Examiers
College of Dentistry
Board of Managers
Bona Fide General Hospital
Maryland
Heaith& Tranecrini
Sas
Boord Env
Pope
Ernest
Abs
Baltimore Citys Court
Baltimore City
Circuit Court
Azteen
AIP
Tipen
Andres
Anv al Shell
Mar As
Shell
Balti- TH
Saity
Marty Nui
Hill
School of
Tha
Ar County
Allacy
Errsoan
Nerson
Werson
Maryland Proclamation Proposes Constitutional Amendments
The 1935 and 1937 Maryland General Assembly sessions passed acts proposing amendments to the state constitution. Proposals include repealing Section 36 of Article 3 to bar a lottery, adding a Second Circuit judge, and allowing taxes under Article 15 of the Declaration of Rights. Amendments would be submitted to voters for adoption or rejection.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Judiciary Department
State of
General | J Assembly
Staly
Starsland
Bharvland
Stacvlane
Assembly of
Circe Court
Second Circuit
Cecil County
Caroline
Cécil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Frederick
Montgomery
Judes Circuit
Rederick
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Gates
Eace
Fyland
Awuinerseng
Afarecains
Mer
I Farry
W. N'Ck
Baltimore
General Assembly of Maryland
Board of Dental Examiners
Tay
O¢Ree
United States Army
Navy
Public Health Service
Veterans Bureau
Dental Corvention
Association of Dentists
Dental College
Dental Division
State Department of Health
Yostth
State Board of Dental Examiners
Criminal Court
Baltimore City
Harry W. Nice
Annapolis
Maryland Proclamations On Constitutional Amendments 1935 37
Proclamations by Governor Nice outline referenda proposals and constitutional amendments for Maryland voters. Includes chapters 1935 37 on state amendments to Article 3 and Article 4 of the Maryland Constitution, and sections on tax reform and judiciary changes with voting procedures.
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HARRY W_ NICE
E. RA. Jones
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