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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
11
A fragmented OCR piece lists terms linked to war, poetry, and regional references. It references death notices, nautical and railroad imagery, and various nouns like ocean, aurora, lion, and ruler. The text appears as a cryptic word list rather than a cohesive event or person.
Instructions advise washing stockings in lukewarm water with pure white soap, avoid rubbing soap on fabric, and not rubbing directly. For wastepaper baskets line with clean newspaper after emptying to prevent spoilage from ice cream boxes and greasy papers. For a child with poor appetite limit milk at meals to encourage eating other foods.
William Curtis 26 and Johnnie Williams 22 were sentenced to 12 months on the county roads for larceny. Curtis faced two larceny counts and one count of receiving stolen goods for pajama and clothing thefts. Williams faced one larceny count. James Geans, 18, was held for Guilford Superior Court on breaking entering and larceny. Paul Lowery was sentenced to eight months on larceny. Frank Boekin was given 20 days for lottery and 60 more for larceny. Additional cases disposed of.
An experienced young man currently employed seeks new opportunity. He invites responses via Address Box 886 in City.
Lexington and Davidson county residents donated 486 dollars this week to aid tornado victims. The Red Cross office announced funds poured in after a Monday appeal, with a goal near 500 dollars.
Greensboro school superintendent Guy B. Phillips urged Lexington Rotary members to expand time for study improve curriculum and boost funding to raise educational quality.
Five questions with printed answers. Answers include More than six million for farm homes, Admiral Neilson for the mortally wounded quote, silk as animal fiber and rayon as vegetable fiber, the liberty book as the ship’s personnel absence record, and Matterhorn as a Swiss Alps peak.
A compact vocabulary note group highlights common errors and usage. It discusses misused terms such as beauti ful for photograph and belliger ent for belligerent, offers pronunciation guidance, and urges daily word mastery with debris and rubbish as examples.
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