Handling a Child Who Demands Too Much at Home
Parents should examine inherited acquisitive traits, model calm limits, and start early with gentle refusals. Teach choice from three options, and practice open family budgeting to balance needs and wants, ensuring fair distribution and reducing future entitlement.
Thankful reminiscences and local happenings from 1832 onward
The narrative recalls Russell Mills arriving in the area in 1832 buying land near Detroit, clearing wild property southwest of a growing village, and notes a December 1897 Thanksgiving gathering with Mills descendants in Ann Arbor. The item also mentions sleighing, church dedication costs, and multiple local visits and illnesses, reflecting a slice of late 19th century life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mills
City of
Detroit
Michigan Central
Chicago
Albert B. Mills
Vesta Mills
Ann Arbor
Boredom Fatigue Ends When Interest Sparks Effort
The piece cites psychology studies showing bored students exhibit fatigue and lowered metabolism while interest raises energy. It recounts a Canadian Rockies vacation where fishing sustained effort and contrasts with exhausted young Rangers after long climbs, noting older guides stayed energized by interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Barmack
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
S. H. Kingman
Farmers’ and Mechanics Savings Bank of
Minneapolis
States rights and civil rights split in 81st Congress debate
The article discusses shifting party stances on states rights and civil rights as the 81st Congress continues. It notes Democrats leaning toward federal action and Republicans defending states rights, with reference to Truman's civil rights program and supreme court land and education jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
81St
Congress
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
GOP
Truman
United States Supreme Court
Tidewater
Federal versus State Powers on Education Health and Finance
The piece discusses whether the federal government may intervene in education health and bank regulation when state systems falter or resist. It cites education as a national safeguard for a qualified citizenry and notes debates over federal health laws federal control of banks and taxes and the dual power clash in public power and river valley projects. It mentions Dewey Truman Taft and national guard roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
National Guard
Aricai
Dewey
Lawrence
River Valley
TVA
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Michigan Press Service Inc
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Fenthood
Catherine Conrad Edwards
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Mary
Orangeburg
Huron Plumbing Co
W. Stadium Boulevard
Ann Arbor, Mich
Telegraph
Western Union
N. Ann Arbor St
W. L. Gray
Olive Sturm
Minnie Jones
G. W. Parsons
A. M. Humphery
A. C
Clark
Ezra Sanford
Merrill
Charles
May Greenleaf
Barry
York
H. FB. Nichols
E. W. Wallace
Saline
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Day
Cecil Davenport
Clayton
Ruth Morris
Albion
Alma Graf
Dearfield
Merritt Martin
Charles Graf
Donald Craigate
Jackson
the Middles
Bob Karp
Lina
Bridgewater General
Wm. Gallagher Co
Fenton, Michigan
United Sationery Company
Dad
D. Carnegie
Washington
Sen
Robert Taft