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Toys selected zor children at Christmas should be checked for safety features as well as enter* taimnent value. For little children, it’s better to select toys which are too large for them to swallow. Babies can easily handle light, large objects such as balls and rattles. Toys with sharp edges should be avoided. Children who are old enough to have toys "Which are potentially dangerous, such as chemistry sets, should be taught to use them properly.
It is not only inhospitable but also dangerous not to clean off ice and snow from walks as soon as possible after a storm. Sand and ashes spread on sidewalks and steps make walking safer and easier.
By following such precautions, your Christmas holiday may be remembered as an anniversary of festivity and gaiety, pot one of tragedy. „ .
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The bad Weather of Tuesday was a good time to call us up short and* give moments of pondering. It’s amazing how up-set a fellow can become just because his plans are disrupted by such a thing as the weather.
Of course the children loved the snow. That brought forth ponderings upon how old age is slipping up on some of us, since snow no longer holds the same thrills it did some years back.
Had there been more snowfall, we might have begun to match
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