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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
7
In New York Citys east side a hot spell drives children to seek relief by pooling under a watering stream. The article notes some youngsters resist the cooling gesture, while others join in to escape the heat.
At the Columbus Ohio convention the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks unanimously chose Judge James T. Hallinan of the New York Supreme Court as grand ruler. He succeeds Michael F. Shannon of Los Angeles and has twenty five years of Elk membership plus past exalted ruler of the Queensborough lodge in New York.
Pete the hippo at the Bronx Zoo in New York turned thirty two as a visitor offered a small cake with one candle. The scene captured shows the cake just before Pete devoured it, highlighting his large appetite.
A brief dialogue contrasts coal usage with heating costs, noting how demand shifts between shoveling and buying as weather or conditions change. The exchange reflects concerns over fuel efficiency and affordability in daily life.
An article by Mrs. Nestor Nowell for the National Kindergarten Association urges parents to answer a child’s questions rather than dismissing them. It argues that curiosity helps development, and mothers should read and prepare to provide thoughtful, timely answers using books and dictionaries when needed.
The writer suspects laziness in a guardian's approach and fears that when the child later faces serious issues, others besides the mother will be questioned. The piece hints at the mother's potential distress upon learning the full details.
A Jackson Mississippi Daily News critique notes that while diseases remain the same, doctors have adopted grander sounding names for them, reflecting a shift in terminology rather than medical progress.
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