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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
6
A Mobile physician Dr. T H Long calms a five year old during an eye exam by letting the child take the ophthalmoscope seat. The boy’s tears stop as he watches the instrument and curiosity leads to a successful corneal curvature measurement. The note concludes that handling children helps in handling adults.
Remembrances from readers across Kansas and Texas recount historic moments and past remedies. Notes mention the Garfiel d assassination era and childhood tonics as examples of earlier times and attitudes.
A Randlett couple, Charles F P Whalquist and Colleene McMullin, wed in the Salt Lake LDS temple. The celebration included a reception hosted by the McMullin family, and guests from Idaho Falls and Ogden. They honeymooned in southern Utah and Idaho Falls before settling in Randlett.
Gardner Campbell of Wakefield Mass recalls a time when a beard marked prominence. The piece notes a ritual affirmation and reflects on changes in town business style. Contributions for the column are directed to Mr Friendly in Frankfort Kentucky.
Uintah High School principal and Utah Association of Secondary School Principals president Rigby reported from the National Association of Secondary School Principals convention in Kansas City. Utah was well represented by ten principals and a state executive committee member.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a sergeant directs a private to speak for himself while Jones remains unaddressed. The secretary keeps quiet as the moment shifts to the soldier in question.
A Childcraft advisory column explains that slapping teaches the child to hit and should be avoided. Instead, parents calm the child and redirect curiosity with safe objects and grown up duties. For persistent behavior, offer familiar toys and calmly state boundary like Mrs Smith's and provide simple alternatives. Readers may write with questions to Mr Ruch in Chicago Illinois.
A playful line from Autumn Gossip features Pam and Anne in a brief exchange about a pun on leaves. Pam delivers a joke that suggests trees gossiping and leaves drooping as a visual pun.
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