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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1952

Page

18

It’s Natural For Child To Say No

Child development writer Myrtle Meyer Eldred explains the normal stage of a child asserting independence by saying no. The piece reassures parents that refusals signal growing autonomy and personal boundaries, noting patience and consistent guidance support healthy behavior.

When the child says No a guide to toddler defiance

The 2 to 3 year olds and again 5 to 6 year olds say no to many requests for many reasons. Growth and discrimination lead to preferences and opposition to duties. Parents should acknowledge denials and avoid power struggles while guiding routine tasks with calm humor. a self addressed stamped envelope requests Myrtle Meyer Eldred’s leaflet.

Freddie Thero Myrtle Meyer Eldred The Woman's View Tucson Daily Citizen

Janice O Neils Twin Brother Endorses German Twists Recipe

Janice O Neil16 a Tucson high school junior and Gesundheiter German club member gains recipe praise from twin brother Jimmy who calls German Sour Cream Twists a top luncheon dessert. The article lists ingredients and steps and notes Janice interests and pets.

Janice Ervin Oberdick S. 10Th Ave Jimmy Tucson The Gesund Heiters Janey Pierre TI

Mrs W George Gamard and family return to Yuma

Mrs W George Gamard formerly Jeanne Claiborne and her small son Kevin visited her parents Mr and Mrs Dave F Barry at 1610 E Senecast and returned to Yuma Sunday. Mr Gamard came to Tucson for the weekend and then accompanied them home. Also note cleaning tip: scorch a white cotton dress by laundering in soapsuds and sun bleaching with a light bleach solution if needed.

W. George Gamard Jeanne Claiborne Kevin Grant Clark Davis Park Ridge Ill Marilyn Elizabeth Dye Paul R. Dye Mr. Davis W. C. Davis Barneveld Wis Tucson

Simple Routine for Posture and Walk Improvement

A July charm tip from Secrets advises daily posture checks to prevent a summer slump. Readily accessible steps involve mirror work with hands aligned and steady, aiming to perfect carriage and gait. The booklet Your Posture offers more tips, obtainable from Secrets of Charm at the Tucson Daily Citizen with a stamped, self addressed envelope and 10 cents.

Tucson Daily Citizen

How to Clean a Sandwich Grill Properly

A sandwich grill stays bright by washing the outside with warm soapy water after use. Dry with a soft cloth and remove spots with a mild cleanser, never submerge the grill in water.

Canasta Rule Change Clarifies Initial Meld Penalty

A reader explains the current canasta rule: if an initial meld is insufficient, you may take back the cards into hand and raise the required meld value by 10 points for that hand. Cards played in an insufficient meld no longer become penalties.

Gladys Wyatt

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