Imitation in infant speech and early development
Dr Garry C Myers explains that infants imitate sounds mainly through parental imitation and responsive praise. Early speech arises from random babbling reinforced by caregiver smiles, with independent imitation developing later. Mothers’ tone and high pitched speech aid attention, while prompt, non-English exposure may be taxing but is common. Two pamphlets on punishments, rewards, and fear offered for ten cents each.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Garry C Myers
Dade
Attech
Amila Aho
Ome
Myers
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Rosalie's Paris Eatery Trades Art For Food Ends Career
An elderly Italian woman Rosalie who ran a famed Left Bank restaurant in Rue Campagne Premiere has closed. Her tavern swapped paintings for meals, allowing her to retire with lifelong income. She fed young artists including Lautrec Picasso and Magdignani.
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Paris
Rosalie
Campagne Premiere
Lautrec
Picasso
Madigliani
Cheek Kissing Backed Over Handshakes by Doctors
The French Academy of Medicine favors cheek kissing over handshakes as safer, noting germs transfer more with a handshake. In Massachusetts, Catherine Pappas, 20, halted a 38 day dance marathon on Reserve Beach Boulevard after clashing with partner John Lawrence, 40, over steps.
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Paris
French Academy of Medicine
Revere
Mass —P
Mass Catherine Pappas
Reserve Beach Boulevard
John Lawrence
Piles Fissure Fistula Colitis and Varicose Veins Treated
Elyria clinic advertises rapid treatment for piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins by Dr F M Sponseller in Elyria Ohio. Office hours Tuesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings with contact at 8214.
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Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
Kid Pastor D C Applegate Jr Young Arkansas Preacher
Nettleton Ark WP twelve year old Rev D C Applegate Jr has won a reputation as the youngest preacher in Arkansas and among the youngest in the South Converted last September the Kid Pastor has preached many times before large crowds He says he felt called by the Lord and believes he would have died if not allowed to preach His father Ray D C Applegate Sr has long preached He is in the Eighth Grade and enjoys ordinary boy activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton
Ark
D. C. Appleware, Jr
Arkansas
South
Ray
D. C. Applegate, Sr
Wakeman Briefs Chronicle Local Social Gleanings
Wakeman Ohio notes record a string of visits and entertainments. Mrs Elizabeth Booth and Charles Kenyon drove to Norwalk, Miss Marjory Pierce returned to Toledo after two weeks with grandmother Flora Pierce. Mrs A J French hosted a ladies gathering for Mrs Emma Ferver of Youngstown formerly of Wakeman. Guests included Mrs Ferver and many local residents. Various visits and funeral attendances mark a busy period with neighbors and relatives in Kipton Vermilion Norwalk and Mt Solon Virginia.
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Wakeman
Elizabeth Booth
Charles Kenyon
Norwalk
Marjory Ann Pierce
Toledo
Flora Pierce
A J. French
Emma Ferver
Youngstson
Guetta
Ferver
Arthur Lindbeck
Mary Hall
W. W W. Whitton
Henry Feck
Arthur Pierce
Alf Coon
Hattie Ellis
Jenne Marsh
Myron Skelton
Louise Shelton
Charles Todd
French
W. L. Pease
Harriette Hinman
Mt Solon
Josephine Pease
Pease
Camp
May Flather
Howard Wilson
Willard
C H Pierce
E. Parker
Will Coury
Coury
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Charles Knott
Geo Bickal
Kipton
Ad Beam
Harry Ford
Vermilion
Pat Rooney
John Webber
James Berry
John Broder
Thomas Burke
St Mary’s Church
Arthur Watglaben
Texas
Earl White
L. C Campbell
Emma Ferrer
Eugene Babcock
Small Son
Rochester
Myron Shelton
Bar Green
Baby
H H Martin
Mervyn Kenyon
Earl Green
Harry Shaffer
Lyda Shaffer
Needle Guild Ladies Return From Vermilion Cottage
NEW OBERLIN reports the Needle Guild ladies spent four days at Broadwell Cottage Vermilion on the Lake with fourteen members returning Friday evening. Jeanette Justin celebrated her sixth birthday with twenty eight relatives and friends. Games on the lawn, ice cream wafers and cake were served. Local visits occurred with Barbaknecht reunion at Mackett's Grove and calls between several neighbors. Threshing machines are busy in the neighborhood.
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Needle Guild
Broadwell
Vermilion-on-the Lake
Jeanette Justin
John Brackley
Barbaknecht
Mackett’s Grove
Lelia Justin
Evelyn
Betty Jane
Virginia
Mayme Webber
M. Webbver
Kuindel
Indian Hollow Road
Religious snobbery in Connecticut churches exposed
The Rev J Q Miller, secretary of the Connecticut Federation of Churches, reports a survey showing religious snobbery in rural Connecticut churches. He says hostility to immigrants among natives is stronger inside churches than in secular community life.
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Weale DD
Balloon lands near Nova Scotia in air mail hop record
Miss Barbara Hayward set the distance mark in a balloon ascension contest and landed off a Nova Scotia fishing smack after a forced coastward landing. Each balloon carried a stamped return address postcard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smack Stoors
Conn
Barbara Hayward
Nova Scotia
Tiny Tots story idea wins backing for Camilla Hoyt
Camilla pitches a picture story featuring the Tiny Tots of Tiny Vills to Wheatheart executives. The plan, designed for weekly strips and a different monthly ad series, earns approval and a generous starting salary. Camilla contemplates success, independence, and future plans.
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Camila
Udeads
Tinyvills
Weeks
Mr. Bowman
Jou
Tjfer
Bowman
Camilla
Solons Favor Famed Cafe
Washington dispatch notes the Occident Cafe in Washington as a gallery of U S presidents cabinets and famous leaders with oil portraits of Hoover Coolidge Taft Wilson and Roosevelt. Striking quotes from Sherman Jefferson Lawrence and others adorn the walls reflecting a spirit of perseverance and liberty.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Coolidge
Taft
Wilson
Roosevalt
General E. Sherman
Thomas Jefferson
Lawrence
Soviet lifts ban on jazz and Gypsy songs in shops
The Soviet Commissariat of Education passed a resolution allowing fox-trots and Gypsy songs with artistic value to be sold again. The move signals an easing of old pleasure prohibitions, echoed by Communist Youth leader Alexander Kosariov who praised love, flowers and gay music. The Politburo under Stalin also ordered rapid expansion of the phonograph industry as part of restoring laughter.
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Camilla
Peter
Rose
Wheatheart Cereal Corporation
Moscow
Commissariat of Education
Communist Youth Organization
Alex
Ander Kosariov
Kogariov
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Man Digs Grave in Slump Says He Is Ready to Die
In Ansonia Connecticut Vasyl Neketa Radzevich Sutke voy 70 admits fear of death before securing his final resting place He used depressive spare time to dig a grave and erect a monument He states he is ready to die now The Arctic summer sun shines through the night in parts of the polar region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Conn
Vasyl Neketa Radzevich Sutkevoy
Arctic
Pair Renew Friendship Between Old Navy Mates in Atlanta
Henry A. Beaman, Decatur state legislator, and Bumboat Lewis rekindle their 22 year drift after meeting in an Atlanta garage. Beaman served as a naval officer significant to a typhoon voyage from Yokohama to Manila while Lewis built a career supplying sailors on shore leave.
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Atlanta
Henry A. Beaman
Decatur
Lewis
Beaman
Navy
Frank Lewis
Yokohama
Manila
Ina
Women jockeys fail to enthuse British crowds
London reports quote Lord Lonsdale doubting women riders on English courses after limited acceptances in Montreal and Paris. He says a women jockey race would not work here, citing physical differences and lack of strength for riding.
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London
Mad
Montreal
Paris
Lord Lonsdale
Dissolution of Revolutionary Musicians Guild in Moscow
The Association of Revolutionary Musicians is formally dissolved marking a victory for classical currents over proletarian writers and artists. A broader non-political Union of Soviet Composers is formed to replace the dissolved body as similar actions purge pre-Jetarian associations from writers and other artists for hampering arts development.
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Revolutionary Musicians’ Society
Moscow
Association of Revolutionary Musicians
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Dortmund
Germany
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