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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
19
An advice column about parenting in a quarrel over a child promise. It argues against punishing a child with withholding affection and warns parents not to criticize each other in front of the child. The piece urges apologizing, avoiding promises to young children, and fostering trust.
The Food and Drug Administration released a proposed national standard for bread in the federal register. The rules set limits on soy flour, raisin weight, and ingredients for white, graham, milk, and mixed breads, plus minimum levels of vitamins and iron. If adopted after 30 days, the standard would apply to interstate bread sales and guide future state standards.
Instructions describe a trim slender izer with unusual details on a princess line pattern. Buttons and outside stitching are highlighted. Sizes 34 through 48 listed. size 36 requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents and name address with size and style number to The Canton Repository.
The coach should say four miles is too far to run. The correct pronunciation stresses the second syllable. Effluence is misspelled as effervese. the intended word is effervescence. Indiscreet means lacking in prudent judgment. A be word meaning high sounding is bombastic.
A compact lexicon note highlighting variations in English and French pronunciations of dour diva derisive and depot, with etymologies for domatologist and Detroit and a remark on the Simono Indians of Bolivia as nomads of the long bow.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture accused a packing company a meat market and two restaurants of selling horse meat as beef. Affidavits filed in Marion Municipal Court and a Marysville justice court name L. T. Wagenbrenner of Asman Inc. and Albert and Dorothy Van Fossen operators of Al's Modern Market Dinner Bell Marion and Twin Sandwich Shop.
In Wicomico Church Virginia a long running clash unfolds as beavers released by the state game and fisheries commission rebuild a dam at a bridged swamp after the highway department tears it out to prevent water backup from damaging the road.
Louis Kuras, owner of a west side tavern, faced a shocking intrusion when a junk dealer’s runaway horse collided with the front window. The incident began with a crash and shattered glass, followed by the visible head and shoulders of the horse entering the room, leaving patrons startled.
Charles H. Goren of Philadelphia led a five man team to a semifinal knockout victory in the summer national contract bridge tournament. Sidney Silodor and Mrs. Helen Sobel joined, both of Philadelphia and New York respectively, as the unit edged the defending champions by a narrow 350 point margin. The Goren group advances to meet Oswald Jacoby of Dallas and a Philadelphia and New York contingent led by Sam Stayman and Howard Schenken.
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