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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1926
Page
6
The piece argues today’s parents fail to connect with their children, urging companionship over lecturing morals. It cites Shelley's life as a warning, notes children today are healthier and more social, and advocates fostering arts like dancing to cultivate good character.
The psychological test for determining intelligence is fallible like written exams but high scores reveal extraordinary promise. Tests help locate talent and latent ability beyond school grades, though group tests are crude and may miss capable individuals. Each discovered case is an asset to society.
A proposal urges dropping the phrase sex appeal from films and replacing it with personal magnetism. It argues the term misstates cinema’s value, harms public perception, and that producers strive for higher artistry and wholesomeness.
The piece argues for resisting constant mechanical speed and works as a call to seek periods of recovery from civilization. It praises serenity found in nature and silence, sustains the value of work as a bridge between outings, and urges memory of blue vistas to vitalize the soul.
In a tale from the zoo, the Red Lynx or Bay Lynx asserts he is the Wildcat, boasting of his wild nature and dangerous tendencies. Other animals note the boastful display, while the Tiger warns the Lynx to temper his boasting and remember his rival, the crafty Tiger.
Early morning scene as George asks to borrow Robble's velocipede but is told by Robble's mother that he is not awake yet. George then inquires if the velocipede can come out.
A playful verse notes a childlike gratitude for a five dollar gift after missing a kiss from a nurse and a fatherly moment. The lines frame a domestic scene with a hint of masquerade or playful disguise in a Vanderbilt setting.
A laconic note from Snow Hill Standard presents a fragment about a moment of possessive realization, citing a line: I knew she was mine the moment I caught her eyes.
A speaker asks for a Bible part forbidding a man to have two wives and is told that no one can serve two masters, with lines attributed to pupil Yezz'm and Brown Jug. The fragment reflects a moral or religious inquiry and a proverb-like response.
The American Red Cross outlines its year of health education and nursing services including 51 121 students instructed in home hygiene and sick care with 20 381 certificates. It notes nutrition programs reaching 138 066 children and 20 359 adults, 1 885 schools aided with lunches, and a reserve of 42 002 nurses.
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