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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1952
Page
2
In Elyria and Lorain county enrollment is expected to reach record highs as families prepare for the new term. The piece urges readiness for school, traffic safety, and proper supplies from clothing to bags, tools, and first aid, emphasizing parent involvement and prudent shopping.
Practical fall wardrobe tips advise brushing woolens after each wear and using wood or padded hangers to protect shape. Hang skirts by waistband and trousers by cuffs, remove stains promptly, dry rain-soaked woolens away from heat, and let fibers rest between uses to maintain length and form.
A note on the vanishing one room schoolhouse, memories of children walking to school, shared hardships, and the shift to modern facilities with specialists. The piece contrasts warm stove centers, close teacher pupils bonds, and today’s heating, lighting, and better clothing needs as Elyria shows an old school beside a modern building.
A catalog of classic children’s books praised for after-school reading. It lists modern and timeless titles and authors including Van Loon James Lewis Foreman Lewis, Doyle, and Carroll, guiding parents toward enriching library picks for youngsters.
A piece arguing that television can expand students knowledge of current events, politics, history and geography, with teachers noting better world awareness and class participation among TV owning pupils. It cautions that TV may distract from homework and chores, stressing parental supervision and program selection as the key issue.
Parents select doctors and schools and food for their children while neglecting food's impact on mental health. Many show little interest in children’s recreation.
By carefully selecting programs and setting viewing times, parents can make television an asset for their children, ensuring homework is not neglected.
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