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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1954
Page
7
Dr William C Buss Kern County Health Officer urges parents to make homes safe for children. He says safety depends on parents guiding children and parents serving as safe example. The Kern County Health Department offers a free film Mrs Hazard's House and speaker for community child safety programs.
Dr. Buss warns parents that crib safety and proper sleepwear prevent accidents once the baby is in bed. Ensure bars are closely spaced to stop head entrapment and crib sides stay latched. Avoid loose clothing or coverings that could tighten around the neck or smother the child.
National Safety Council warns that in 1952 over 83 000 child pedestrians were hurt or killed in traffic. The report urges parents to model safe behavior, teach crossing at intersections, use routes home from school, and supervise bicycle riding with lights and reflectors.
Richland first grade teachers publish a parent booklet Helping Your First Grader At School with tips on health rest and nutrition, clothing, and routines. It urges parents to foster good work habits, timely attendance, reading aloud, vocabulary growth, and sharing observations with teachers to support the child’s transition to school.
A press dispatch notes a minor injuries traffic accident where the driver briefly removed hands from the wheel to wipe glasses. It argues that momentary distractions such as lighting a cigarette or talking to a passenger can cause loss of control and stresses constant attention to the road and safe driving.
Bees perform over 80 percent of pollination by insects. Fenugreek seed plays a key role in chutneys imitation maple extract and various spice blends.
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