New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1929, Page 31

- aw } N N s Z A 7 2 i o Z e Z ! 7 it A G A -~ . Exploring Minds of New-Bormn o # Infants to Discover Secrets of : * ; Character at Birth and e § é 5 ~» Obtain a Fixed S\ y i Standard for §§§* ; Normal and f‘g Abnormal R gL e Charts Are Prepared. nt if not treated in e iy Human Behavior. ower among the vv;'nm E usually the com e infant suffer n\nh/ mm\ in th e L : ing. This stimulates M,m atior L , Be signal is passed to the diapl to breathe, and a conv until the He Is on His Way. Just How He Will ¢ Is '] ving 1o Pre- dict by a Series of Amazing Experi- Described taff of workers of the lives of ill under- I 1P SRR SR 00 RN 15 R RSN OB L A, R I I BRI RN A BRI A W PR B O R A0 RN The Photo- ild’s reactions to its environmental graph Shows Fu- and intellectual life will be sought \ gene Burkus, the W ticular emph on the N Three - Year - Cld maladjustments which r Winner of a California “Perfect Child” Contest. Sty & ordinate shyness, lack of r and anti-social conduct, in T between development | violent anti-social . sy 7 ing to more or les /Q A e C) s{/ on is ml‘\.nm. to reta 1rd the t ave elopment of the child. have charted the Ts he normal, abnormal or just rage. S s of the plancts so ac No one knows the answers—yet. que ,l"‘ i I G (e i “'., lnglng a S S N AN - §§ s T s S e 1501000 000 L year ot I e A dEe i N §\ ' 0 into the future that, for instance, they from the twilight —many causc SN or “barking” R N minute when an 1an, man c ¢ the sam : pular name of ¢ ! “ eclipse will re: } me-table of the first Ol those i i gravels which ( N quent w throug! ) Dentido, SoStnoUghsn o produce a pe sound when trod v do so hecause the b d ts making. Some o 0,000,000, uuo u‘.- are misplaced or F active noi 'he resulting effect may be much or sound. den upon, d ke over with vehic ather-co over the s N N N § § § \ § { § stick. 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The Motorist Stops § e amhmm how et mothers, mothers sufferi rain of prehistoric man and the per- relation to the composition of the Hie Garnt e ¢ Parker Picks Up the Vehicle »I"Mr' tious disease from ton- fcct brain of the future, Dr. Tilney water, for singing beaches are found umonia, mothers who use believes. on th res of the sea, of salt w , tobacco, bromides, t The brain of a baby is made up of , and of fresh water lake of mothers who have lived o thousands of association fibres con- it be proved that the It Onto the Elevator a T T e -~y = a1 Fhen Out on the Floor to lis Allotted Space. EW YORK CITY has an au matic garage wherein the when he was a babe at the br at least believes rho]w'\ » the results of | ies born vy A e L s e e LveC ¢ ccting parts of the body with the wpe of the grains forming f : R diet and of mothers who hav necting pa ) ay g ning ors of ons M nag e 5 i ikt i S principal sensory and reasoning cen- ol is Tesponsible. § St g s ok D O o o e tres in the hmm and lacing these cen- ing sand has been deseribed as con Sl st y : ; 3 ’ W ek rrel o et bles are expected e ach other in an orderly com- largely of sharp, angular grai ! otor stopped and doors locked, ; ( ator, which in 3 | A L e Gl e o e e ek T The normal baby is born with h few smoothly ,m, led par C]N in_froni of an elevator door, and re- turn ¢ dovnio ground i \ e e e have upon the brain of her child. this microscopic infinity of cells beau- while some is said to consist largely of ~ccives a claim check, n b i delivers it ready to dr § otn and appear in the very first “The most important part of our re- (fully complete and “in order—but smoothly round, even, and well polish- for it he presents i check ) be handled N o ¢ lwf:, < & Dr. Tilney, “will be to ob- mostly undeveloped. ed grain. s S 1 o NI 0 | How long after birth does it iman behavior—to A F h l t C t S 1 ihber N i ) ; e ] 18 l 12 anno wim o { the second act, the third, the ate after birf \ { / How man i ures HE Sargasso Se ast area covered with growing plants of “gulf £ N \ ch new movem nd m‘l n children weeds,” which are uy at the surface by air-filled bulbs. h N | { do when e is a ¢ b likened to a “drowned meadow.” ervation of it gre b 3 i § month, two montl Sk "~ Columbus and all the members of the great discoverer’s crew on his p N N 6 . 1,‘1' 99 I\/fi. ho v i o i hance N o y al nge sea harbors many ly.mru\ marine animals, most remarkable of 0n the floor, for has to vered The “Polter geisn ischievous A T e e AT arm- hko fins, nml “builds of llm plant stuff a globular nest the size of a man's O0Wner presents | e ¢ er switch by pulling it N head, to contain its eggs. ca )H‘! s de; at tific 1 s t on the parker i) v il is. By | writ- ME “Poltergeist,” according to “The rent all the tea things ¥ ’ . g ] e o sl in a heap on ‘ L eeT I *”“’“O,D“'}“F (e notes the floor, and picces of burning coal OWlng th fifi( ty on this subject, is and wood were hurled across the room, 1 2 spook, credited with performir with the result that one of the children N the collection ted lo manner of foolish and often a was struck and her ¢ xuwsv.wt on fire. to Aesbp there is.a fable on:‘the hi pranks, such as the upsetting o lhc flames were ¢ exlinguished, R 3 o ture and the throwing about and hi ut not b child had been T “1 blow hot and o man who lost his way in the wooc I of various ohjects, apparently for no wIH"’I badly burned. other reason than to startle and annoy. “But this was by no means all. Vases Now, although this mischievous and other ornaments on the mantel- as may be gathered from its na 1f were thrown on the pround and 2 compound of polter (vack smashed, the globe and chimney of the geist (spirit) —is of German origin, it kitchen lamp were treated in a similar is by no means confined to Germany. fashion, and missiles of all kinds were The Poltergeist, in fact, is well known thrown at the ndfather clock. all over Europe. “Thoroughly alarmed, Mr. Hampson “The Polterg: Mr. called in his nearest neighbor, a farmer 0’Donnell, thut &l as_one named Lea, and also the village con- of the most startling and mysterious, Jle, and in the presence of these two gy | i 2 A ng much of its moist “My har warms them. Y, { occurred at a farmhouse near Wem, s there was more hurling about | in Shropshire. . Briefly it was this: of Hml anl her objects, and more “One afternoon, when Mr <on, s and crockery. | the farmer, his wife and children and neces lasted till there [ two young servants were about Lo have was practically nothing left ‘o break in This was too 1 fiost ' S f toa, there was a sudden commotion in the room, when they abrupily ceased, R P e e L that each paft of air the direction of the grate, and a large ~ Apparently there was no renewal of gasso Sea Which have no m;v {5 e 0 \ and moisture as i paucepan of water that had been set them, and opinion was divided as to ies: Arsilikel Fing Blbwskhottandcoldwith i on the fire fell with a loud clatter on their cause, some saying they were the ol Glicibing Aviona by breath.” R to the stone hearth. work of tric! A the Floating Plants. NI Everyone knows that if : Newsgaper Feature Sery s s