Self-Governance Key to Guiding Children, Says Parents Magazine
A Parents' Magazine article argues that a parent’s temperament and attitude shape a child’s problems. It cites cases like a high tension mother and an ego centered mother-daughter dynamic, urging parents to resolve their own issues before guiding offspring.
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Parents’ Magazine
Helen Sargent
Psychological Clinic
Northwestern University
Miss Sargent
Sonny
Cain
Dorothy
Daily Dialogue Snippet Probes Quiet Weddings and Food Prices
A playful exchange shows a teacher and child debating a breakfast message about bacon priced at 45 cents a pound. The dialogue shifts to a remark about women not crying at weddings and Aspasia noting the bridegroom is cheered by the change.
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Tommy
Yommy
Dierdre
Aspasia
Bette
A Modern Maid and a Frightfully Rich Widow
A father asks his daughter what she hopes to become. She replies she believes she would like to be a frightfully rich young widow. The Grocery Line fragment mentions a head clerk sent away to learn about vitamins and calories, and a Philadelphia Bulletin misprint or joke.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Water Helps The Nice Old Gentleman
An elderly man stops to chat with a girl making mud pies on the sidewalk. He jokes about her dirty hands and she cheekily answers that she is pretty clean despite the mud.
Glittery Buttons Add Luxury Touch Pattern 2499
Fashion ad outlines a young frock with glittery buttons at the yoke and cuffs. It promotes satin or crepe fabrics and lists sizes 14 through 42 with size 16 needing 85 yards of 39 inch fabric. Include five cents for pattern no. 2499 and mail to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Seventeenth St
New York City
No Speed Law and Few Paris Motor Cups
Paris has more automobile accidents than any other city due to no recognized speed law and few motorcycle police. A striking record notes that someone runs over a traffic officer roughly every 11 hours, as reported by Collier's.
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Paris
Collier’s
Pop culture quips from a school and book feature
A humorous page blends a family scene and a playful geography joke. A school visitor asks about a husband’s independence. a wife replies she taught him to dance golf and bridge. A boy teases that geography hides a detective story in a big book.
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Moat
Childlikeness and Humanity’s Highest Gain
A reflective excerpt attributed to George Me Donald questions whether true advancement lies in childhood qualities. It suggests some men shed childish imagination as a false progress, losing touch with reality in their pursuit of imagined growth.
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George Me. Donald
Liquid laxatives for children and adults Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A New York mother notes childhood constipation and urges using a regulated liquid laxative. She says the dose can be tailored to any age, then reduced until regular movement occurs. Doctors and hospitals favor liquid laxatives, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin available from druggists.
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