Night terrors in young children and family calm
Garry C. Myers discusses how night terrors affect children from age two to six, noting that some awaken slowly while others stay frightened. He advises comforting methods such as gentle talking, rocking, or cooling the face, and stresses medical checkups if disturbances recur. He links terrors to daytime nervousness and family atmosphere, urging parents to ensure security and happiness at home.
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Nervy habits noted in early daily comic hints
A terse panel caption describes common nervous behaviors such as tugging at clothing touching hair or ears biting a pencil and general jitteriness. The snippet is dated 1950 and credits King Features Syndicate as the source.
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