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v. . THE - POLK NEW .- C. BUSH, Publisher The Only Paper in Polk Counuy $2 a Year, Worth More VoLXXVI Tryon, N. C. , November 26, 1920 , A Number 22 I 1 GOUNM v r 73 O jl ; . A . 5" f $5 it: a. a P 23 e c or CO Q -1 i 1 " . notes From The State School Nurse " I HI MP THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HABIT " Habit formation,- good habits, should beestablished in infancy," Mothers Would not fall back on the excuse, 'Yes I ' know that but I dont have time", i . If mothers only knew that it takes less" time to form5 good habits than it does " to break up . bad bnes, and to nurse the results of bad habits they would . take "time, r : Beginning early in right habits of food, exercise, fresh air and and personal cleanliness, these habits soon become automatic with children and-they do" not haye to be constantly nagged and reminded. r The use of the cleanliness tooth brush would become . as automatic as the washing of one's face, were itbegunat a very early age. We are told-that teeth decay for two reasons only, either because they are dirty or the body has not become automatic, personal clean- tention to personal cleanliness. v Lebanon school opened Mon been reinforced with bone-builds lihess becomes automatic, and so ZrTo Gur Readers day last, with Miss Letha Barber ing food. The .teeth should be 0n-: if we teach these habits early " : -" v : as teacher. -Most all the scholars washed at least twice dany:; in life Sleep, the . period for , organic mental.; School children should sleep from eight to ten hours in the twenty-four, they shouldTe- 1 tire "early at someYegularly fixed hour, sleep each in a separate bed andin oose mgtit clothes ana with windows open, winter and -"': . DjnifiAo Wnvii. vri pvnpnnfmn shnulrf ha fivpH ir, a- early life Constipation. ! 'The curse oi moaern me is aue due iiutmij w uwcicooncoa-wiu id ic sponsible lor many ins. . Food habits should be establish ed .at the birth of the " child, beginning with its milk and water diet in proper "quantities and in- tervals and-in addition, after a few months, the fruit juices, Mgnting iair m i scauui orange or tomato : juice" strained Bubbling fountain m 1 school -and given in certain .quantities Running water and ; individual each twenty-four hours, Poor ;cups in 1 school . u : food, habits constitute; a great Common drinking Ripper, ml factor in producing . retarded and school . : . i : defective children; -Under- Toiret facilities in all s weight should be regarded as a ?lf Pl11 S ; " 1: liS danger signal, as it comes either S15.n,? J . 1 from some physical cause or from Diseased tonsils 149 poor food habits as a rule.' Ten per cent or seven per cent under weight should cause "coricern on the part ; of the parent. That children do not like this or that is no excuse for improper .diet. When the child first begins solid food the proper food materials The End of a Perfect Day U wwmwc V' RAILROAD MCn should gradually enlarge his di Urv anH h would not have the L,mrD nf vH rnw Food habits Personal cleanliness should be specC .encourages ; goody morals and is conducive to good health, - Insist on regular habits, especi- ally those of bathing, exercise, rest, food, play. V? Make health, a namt. iiaous musyvnw- led or they will control The. on correct habits. His real character is based -On good habits, established early ih life; Reporlof State School ftose for - . Hast HeeK - - i ; r - - -Schools visited wnite, iryon coiorea, aim cun- tinued golumbus school. Mo. school taiKs . : ; Lighting good in 2 schools Nasal defects 64 Number children with defective teeth 233 Other defects eye strain, dis eased ilids, 5 crossed-eyes, skin affectron, anemia hookw6rmus- J pects, poor .nutrition; lameness, deformity; speech, gaiC goitre, suspected r curvature, very dirty teeth: and large num- ber of children showinp: no at- '" "r- . i. .t-w - j--f r, , :y . nrr,: rrnf Plfiven : weeks. We." denendihe upon delivery' within " this time, borrowed a motor, with the under- . - - l standing that we werc to - it time Ranted. On last Satiirday the " owner notified us he had to have his motor at once, Our motor, bought last April hot yet received, " we t are. compelled to do the best we can and print on our loo nress until it arrives. Tjust how lone: this wm be we can itiwill not be many days UIitil ,;we can - again be m position v to use our news press and "print pur paper, in its usual form. - : : -c ; r Mill Spring . Rev. E J. Jones filled his regu lar appointment at -the- Baptist I church ihday. y : f ' :v . C. M. IMcusandwifepafevisit- ing the latter 's mother.- : WahteErFifty basket makers at ohcef Mountain, - Industries, George Vivian Briscp who has been in school at: Round ?Hill, is visiting his parents. - ' -. - : ? Ere: this is published we will be observing Thanksgiving.; " ? . .... All hats t half price, : Rhodes and Stread wick,: Tryon, N. C. Mill Spring Route 1 The farmers of this section are - busy gathering their crops: and sowing grain. . . . " '. The infant daughter of Oliver Wilson was laid . to rest in the Big ' Level cemetary Friday. -May God comfort, them in this -J 'J hour of sorrow. . ; ' Wanted: Fifty basket makers ; at once. ""Mountain Industries, : Tryon, N. C. . ; TTInvH Dvpr nnrl Miss 7arlip --l Ingle were happily married Mon day last at the home of W. W. Womack. We I wish for them a long and happy life. - y Miss Dorcas Edwards of Burns- : ville spent a few days last week r with home . f olkr. ; .." Mrs. John Abrams spent Satur- ; day night with her daughter Mrs. Quiricy Powell. ; - - Walter- Elliott V;yand Ancy4. Womack, made a business trip to V Rutherfordton, Friday. ' ;Born to: Quincy -Powell . and - Ralph-Ed vvards and wife, spent Saturday night with the . latter's Parents N. E: Williams and wife, iot route mi ww 'ine revenue omcers were in this section last Friday. . We hope thby will.keep it up. v Bob Lynch was in this section last .Sunday. w " All hats half price. Rhodes & Stread wick, Tryon, '.N. C: Talmage and Jessie Allen, have accepted jobs at Glendale, S. C ; U : r the winter. -W. E. Elliott and family, at tended services at Rock Springs, last Sunday." : Columbus , ; ... . . . ; - .i ; ' . J. A. Newman: has gone rto Greensboro, to.accept a position as XL S. mail clerlc - -l Lindsey , Smithy and Jf amily spent Sunday with JohnHutcher son and family. ;v-V-'v :;Mrs T. F. Wiliamsbn; ; from Asheville, N. C., has beenyisit ing Mrs. R. M; McFarland. Mrs. Jessie Rice was a guest for lunch at Mrs. A.. H, Elliot's. ,v Wanted: Fifty basket makers at once. Mountain- Industries, Tryon, N. C. ' V . .- - - , . i : ; " Daily. Thought. v J 1 "Talk not ofwasted Viffectici; nffec tion never was -wasted. Longfellow. n ill Hi r e . V" i ' 4 I X
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