Wage and Hour Law sparks capitalist critique and alarm
Boake Carter argues that the Wage and Hour Law, entering October 23, tightens state control over business and wages. He says it creates a new, ruthless employer under government arbiters, with no hours cap but a low minimum wage, threatening private enterprise and labor harmony.
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Get Child To Select Books For Himself
Parents should involve children in choosing books and fund regular purchases. With guidance they can tailor a growing library to each child's interests, encouraging reading, inquiry, and broader education through home and school cooperation.
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Alice Dalgilesh
Parents
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Radio for Children Shapes Young Listeners and Class Work
The family radio serves both parents and children, allowing access to preferred programs without parental interference. Radio for children boosts interest in good music and cultural awareness, with some programs assigned as classwork by teachers. Historic broadcasts and schools of the air are used as instructional tools in education.
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Toksen
Radios for Classroom Use Aiming to Aid Child Reading
The proposal urges equipping a school child’s room with a personal radio set to aid cultural and classroom progress. It notes such radios are highly desirable gifts for children and would support listening reports on programs as part of learning.
Family weighs radio purchase for child with proper wiring
The family considers buying a radio for the child at home and checks that there are adequate wiring provisions in the child’s room with wall or floor outlets for safe plug in. The note emphasizes ensuring proper electrical access to avoid hazards.
Teaching Time to Children with Personal Wrist Watches
Teaching children to tell time should begin in schooling. Any youngster would be proud to own a wrist watch, encouraging daily time awareness and practical hands on learning across routines.
Child Now Has His Own Radio
The piece discusses affordable radio sets for families and school children, arguing small efficient receivers bring education and entertainment within reach. It then shifts to labor law on overtime, explaining weekly hour averaging, time and a half pay for excess hours, and concerns about abuse and productivity incentives.
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Copyright Ledger Syndica
Penney’s
Denture Breath Warns of Hidden Scum on Plates
Dentists warn about odor from dentures and bridges caused by a mucin-scum buildup that is hard to see. Ordinary brushing fails to remove it. Polident promises to cleanse purify and freshen plates and bridges without brushing.
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