Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 193, 25 June 1921 — Page 14

UIB RICHMOND PALLADIUM, iJATl'HDA Y, JUNK 25, 1121 DESCRilES VIEW OF JUST KIDSBy Ad Carter COACH MOWE LEADS Y BOYS IN TRACK : NEW YORK HARBOR

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William Burbanck, grade 2, of

Vaile scliool, received Buch an in teresting letter last week from his Riandfathcr, that he wanted to put one part of it in a little story for The Junior. It tells about the trip his grandfather made to a high hill from where he could see the 12 new long ocean piers that are being built In New York. The part of the letter that tells the story, follows: Sunday, 1 passed over Pavilion Hill. Wh-n 1 arrived on top, I turned round and what a firm Riftht It was a real panorama. Twelve lari'e pirrs, 150it,000, In various TttagPM of completion : the Iron work alt up, but on one pier, and painted led, and 70 steamers lylnK at anelior in the bay and the mm shining bright, the ferry boats plying between Manhattan and Staten Ixland It Is a fine sight." Such little glimpses of interesting things that are happening in the world, away from where we are living, are always welcomed as stories for The Junior Palladium.. GIRLHOOD STORIES OF FAMOUS WOMEN MRS. FRED WESTCOTT The sea was wild; waves tossed up over the deck, and the boat pitched from side to side. But the louder the waves roared and the shriller the wind shrieked, the better the little Danish baby liked it. This initiation into sea life when jhe was just two years old, played in important part in the future life i Mrs. Fred Westcott. Instead of staying honio while her husband made trips on his boat, nhe went along and studied the mechanism of the boat. Mrs. Westcott is the only woman who has a license as a marine engineer.

Boys and Girls Learn

MAXINE LEARNED A GREAT DEAL IN COOKING CLASS I learned to wash dishes in the correct order; things I should ami should not eat; how long I should sleep; to sleep with my windows open; how important it is that I obey the health rules; to always take level measure; to be cheerful , while eating; the right foods to eat; how to cook cereals, and a very good motto. Maxine Leach, grade 6A, Starr school. USED TO TAKE CATNIP TEA; NOW GLAD TO TAKE MILK 1 learned to cook at home, which helped mother. 1 learned to take care of my body. I now have good health. I learned how to keep myself in good health. I learned not to cool right off after I am very hot. I learned to eat better. I learned that if you laugh or talk while you are chewing that your food does not ' digest, and sometimes kills you. Mv cookiner teacher told me about a cat that some boys had, and they teased it. They got it real mad, and then they put something to eat in front of the cat. The food did not digest. Two weeks later they petted the cat and gave it something to eat and the food digested well. I learned that I should eat this every day: milk, cereals, fruit, vegetables, leafy and starchy, proteins, eggs, meat and fish. I also learned to cook things that are pood for us, and this is the best thing in the world and that is milk. When I was a baby, they did not feed me at regular times and I got awfully sick. My aunt took me and would feed me catnip tea and now that my teacher says I am ft healthy girl and that is because I learned the things to get mo In good health. (iraela Dickinson, grade 5A, Joseph Moore school. Answer to "Poetical Mixture:" First, April, she with welcome showers, Ojens the way for early flowers;' Then, filter her, comes smiling May In a more rich and sweet array ; Next enter June, and brings us more (ieiiis than those two that went before, Then, lastly, July comes, and she more wealth brings than all those there.

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Children of Richmond Grade Schools Write Some Interesting Letters Telling of Improvement in Habits, Health and Diet, After Study and Practice of their Cooking School Lessons.

COMPLETED BEST TERM'S WORK IN COOKING CLASS I have learned a great deal in cooking. One week my mother went away with Daddy and sister and I stayed at home with our nifcle, so I had to do the cooking. : i .,i,:i , .m ..J iT o . i l . suDi'er "'ways " ' i i . , . . , , . I have learned a great deal mi ki.i. i r i . i j Si every day .'5 sice lati ' .1 . . ?!Ly. " .. . ' -V. ictiiy i-i;eiaui cvei j uay aim drink a glass of milk every day, ll feel much better. Now mother never corrects me at I ho tabic be-j cause I have learned better at cooking lesson. So, I have learned more this term of cooking than any orner term. 1 help mother so

much now, and feel so much better!'1 ,his- 1 npv,r cooked anything now, since I am in the healMi class. amI llow 1 ,ll- 1 evcr watched my

1 am very glad that I am in the!'caHn nearly as mucn out now i Star class also. So I have had a M1 ,0 keep gaining. Since I have very nice term this year, and i studied health, I have learned how learned a great deal in serving, to control myself better.

also Prima Fielder, Vaile school. grade 61$, CAN NOT STAY UP LATE NOW I like cooking very well. It has taught me many things. It has taught me what to eat, how to eat. I have learned belter . manners. I drink coffee but I have learned that it is not good for me. I admit I am not perfect by any means, but I am better since I have begun cooking lessons, ll have tried to rules of health. keep up with the! I sleep longer. I j have gotten into the habit of going to bed early and I can't stay up late. I go to (irace M. K. church on Tuesday night anil I don't get home very early and 1 get so very sleepy. Before I took cooking les sons I was not very unhealthy, but I am healthier now. 1 am 12 pounds over weight but it is better to be over than under or perfect. I should weigh 74, and 1 weigh H8 pounds. Coffee is not good for you. You should drink milk or cocoa. Tea is not good lor you, either. Nina Murray, grade 6A, Whitewater school.

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Many Things in Cooking School

WHY I LIKE COOKING A Boy's Story I like to cook because I watch my health better. I know how to wash dishes in order ami I know how to cook things. I know how ,0 '"aI candy. I try to keep in the Starr class. 1 was in the Starr class and I lost two pounds, ho that ten hours with my windows open. I do not drink coffee any more. I .. .... . i drink water instead of cottee. 1 driJlk a of wa,er M " meal and one while I am eating. 1 wash my hands and lace before each meal. CAN NOW COOK AND ! KFFP HOURF Al ON P I have learned to cook and to watch my health more. Before I I have learned how to be neater about my work and do it without asking so many questions. I used to ask my mother so many 'queslions that hv the time U lrnt I through she said she would not let mo do it again until I learned something about it. Now I don't ask hardly anything. Since you have told us things I have better, manners at tho table, too. I think this, that cooking and .our health classes have done me lota of good. I have learned not to eat so much candy and things that are not good for me. I have learned to judge for myself a little and not have the teachers and my parents to do it all for me. I know how to tend to the baby better now than I did. I am proud of what I have learned in this class. While my molher had bad health I did a great deal of work around the house. It was not as good aa my inoi in r coma cio it, out it was a good lesson for hie. I am glad that I lived in Richmond so I have had the lessons on this. I am proud of what I have done and I thank you, Misu Murnhv. for teaehinir us . 'itulh Burdsall, Sevastopol school.

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4I' by The Philadelphia Inquirer Co. PARENTS HAVE STOPPED DRINKING COFFEE, ALSO I have learned in cooking lessons how to cook many things. And 1 have learned not to be noisy while eating or laugh too hard. I never drink coffee while I have my health card. It has reminded me of ten different things to be careful of concerning my health. I also learned to go to bed and sleep about eight hours, and sleep with my windows open. I sleep till about seven o'clock. I help mother with her cooking so that she can get more rest. I have got in the habit, of washing my hands before going to eat my meals, and my health card reminds me of our cooking class. Then I remember the rule for washing the dishes. F eat many cereals for breakfast, such as rolled oats and oat meal. I also eat many fruits for breakfast. I drink about two glasses or more of milk a day. I remember i rules for eating and never eat food from the sides of the spoon but from the tip. I told father about my card and told him not to drink coffee. I have got him to not drink it. any more. Molher is tryln 10 f,l0D drinking coffee, be cause of the health card with ten little rules. Martha Yedding, GA grade, Baxter school. NOTHING WORSE THAN HIVES I have learned since I took cooking lessons to do the dishes In the order that Miss Murphy taught us, and I have learned to cook baked custard, fudge, floating island, butterscotch, goldenrod eggs, anil a great many other things in both egg cookery and other things. Cooking helped me teaching me to cook and now I can help with the supper. I have also learned a great many things about health and I have been obeying about six of the health rules and in doing this I have not had any bad sick spells, worse than hives, all winter. I learned to come in at the right time to help with the meals and sometimes when I try, mother says my cooking is almost as good as hers. Mary Kemper, grade 6, llibberd school.

Coach Itay B. Mowe of Earlham college has been engaged to direct the boys of the Y. M. C. A. in basketball and track work during the summer months. Classes will meet at the gym. Class A Roys under 14, will meet for the work at 8 o'clock Sat urday mornings. Class B EoyH between 14 and 18 years of age, will meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 9 o'clock.

A POETICAL MIXTURE Rearrange each group of letters to form the proper word and a bit of verse will result: Sritf, April, hes, thiw celweom hoswers, Penos het yaw rof rayle slowfer; Htne,""later reh meseo milling yaM, Nl a eimo cirh dan weets naya Nxet retnes Jnue, dan sginrb su rome Megs nath esoth wot hatt newt forebe; Neht, fally, Juyl moesc, dan hes rome waleht ringbs nath ila oseth ereht. Contributed by Orange Blossoms. Answer is published in another column in this week's Junior. A tank which can make its way over both land and water has been invented by a Frenchman, and wa recently tested successfully in Marseilles, France. Five passen gers rode in the tank during tho test, ami enjoyed their ride, which took them over ground at a last speed, and down the bank into tho river, where it was maneuvered i like a -iu:ill power boat. ENJOYS DISHES THAT SHE WOULD NOT EAT BEFORE I have learned to have better manners since I had health lessons. I learned to make dishes of food that I didn't like before. But 1 like them now because I cooked them. learned to wash dishes more correctly. At first 1 washed all tho dishes and let the silverware be last; now, I wash the silverware before I wash the chinaware. In health I have learned more. I did as the rules on my health card told me and now I am getting stronger. 1 learned to sit erect when eating and to chew my food well; to eat from the tip of tho spoon, near the edge, and 1 learned to make new dishes of food. I learned to never be angry when eating but always be cheerful because if you are angry your food will not digest well. Mable Minnlck, grade 6A, Whitewater school. Other boys and girls who wrote especially good stories about their work in health and cooking with Miss Murphy, but whose stories we were unable to print because of lack of space, are: Louise Ueet, grade 6, Vaile school; Winema Brown, grade C, Vaile; Mildred Wettig, grade 6H, llibberd; Mary. Imperial, 5B, Starr; Stuart Mann, 5A, Starr; Nola Arnold, fiB, Sevastopol; Maude Ingram, 6A; Norma Croft, 6B, Starr; aiid Hilda Ashley, 6B, Joseph Moore. WANT ADS FOR SALE HoreVa chance to have some fun!' Tap in on the music from the Palladium. Buy a small wireless set and an Arlington ctipler with loading inductence reaching about 4,000 meters; also an audion control with vacuum tube in good condition. All of these have been used in hearing music from the Palladium wireless. Receiver accompanies these sets. Call 202 North Fifteenth street, Gerard Harrington. KO ll SALK Two Will s.ll cheap. Main street. fall 108 Kawt KOU SALK On kooiI Crown bicycle, gooil tlrps, only bern rl.Mcn two months. Call 4049 or sei- Kvcrett W. Imon, Box 15, National road east, ltihnionl, Intl., or Junior Palladium editor.