Development of Baby's Speech
A survey of early word development notes Gesell studied 50 twelve month olds and 50 eighteen month olds. Common words at one year include dada mama bye-bye, at eighteen months bye-bye ta-ta hello and how-do. A Iowa study lists frequent words to age six: I is it you that do a this not the. Vocabulary grows from 7 words at one year to 2 562 by age six with steady gains each period.
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Arnold Gesell
Yale University
M. EK. Smith
University of Iowa
French Keep Canada-France Ties After Britain Split
A French spokesman in Ottawa says severing relations with Great Britain need not affect Canada France ties. He notes the Ottawa legation represents France independently of Britain. The piece recalls Earl Baldwin receiving 8,000 pipes as gifts during his 1924 1938 terms as Prime Minister.
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Great Britain
France
Canada
Ottawa
London
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Earl Baldwin
Stanley
Curious Worldly Observations in Writings and Woes
A compact excerpt cites William Ferguson on appetites as symbols of sweetness and bitterness, linking them to pride and moral ruin. It quotes biblical admonitions about sowing and reaping, urging vigilance over present actions shaping future harvests. It blends literary reflection with religious insight on virtue and decay.
AQUATIC REPTILE Answer to Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical
Puzzle list includes clues for a word fill game with terms like reptile, desert, school, scratch and many others. The grid references animals, objects, and common words, forming a mixed difficulty set. The page presents a crossword style puzzle with numbered across and down entries.
Weighing Consequences In Sunday School Lesson
The lesson contrasts a temperate Christian life guided by Christ with enticement to sin, citing Proverbs 1 7 10 Isaiah 11 12 18 23 Galatians 6 7 9 and 4 8 and stressing obedience to God as daily, Spirit led. It notes Solomon Isaiah and Paul as source times and places Jeru salem Galatia and warns against following strong drink falsehood and evil redefining good.
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Solomon
Paul
Jerusalem
Isaiah
Galatia
Asia Minor
Jesus Christ
Israel
Conservation Topics Highlight Ontario Resource Replenishment
Ontario newspaper series will discuss conservation of wildlife birds and fishes written by G Toner for the Ontario Federation of Anglers. The federation formed in 1928 unites sportmen to protect game fish and educate the public about conservation.
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G. Toner
B.A
Ontario Federation of Anglers
Associated Fish and Game Protective Clubs
Ontario
Federation
H. H. C. Bliss
Toronto
C. C.mcgibbon
Oshawa
Radio During World War II Expands CBC Broadcasts
The CBC expands war reporting and public morale programming in Canada with Carry on Canada on Sundays at 9 p m from Toronto in cooperation with Information Canada. Empire program Songs the Soldiers Sing airs Sundays at 5 30 p m on CKOC. Forecast summer slate debuts July 15 featuring stars like Shirley Temple. Dick the Amateur Gardener shares garden care at 12 30 p m weekdays.
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Radio In
Canada
CBC
Toronto
CKOC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Shirley Temple
Hand-Picked Radio Bright Spots Schedule
Sunday Sandy's Canadian Hour from BBC via CBC at 8 04 pm. Monday Burns and Ailen with Artie Shaw on the NBC Red network at 7 30. Tuesday Laugh and Swing Club from WOR mutual chain at 9 30 p.m. Wednesday Dr Christian a drama starring Jean Hersholt on the Columbia chain at 8 30. Thursday Stag Party via CBC from Vancouver at 11 30 p.m. Friday Music You Want from CKOC at 3 30. Saturday Radio Guild drama on the NGC Blue network at 8 00
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Sandy
BBC
CBC
Burns and Ailen
Artie Shaw
Nbc-Red
WOR Mutual
Dr. Christian
Jean Hershoilt
Columbia
Vanecouver
CKOC
Radio Guild
Ngc-Blue
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Queen’s University
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