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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1951
Page
5
The article advises using stomach poisons to control chewing insects such as caterpillars and mentions dusts and sprays prepared for crops like beans. It notes DDT can help, recommends an all purpose garden dust, and urges vigilance for borers by cutting and burning damaged stalks and spraying or dusting for best results.
Truman the President turns historian urging more history reading. He cites Hammurabi Moses Jesus Christ and condemns tyranny like Genghis Khan and Tamerlane as reporters seek context. He recalls liking American history and Andrew Jackson and predicts the U S will survive the world crisis and end in a peaceful world.
A famous author of a national best seller urges readers to spring into health with a green start. He recommends a spring salad vigil featuring lettuce watercress cucumbers and other fresh vegetables, plus simple finger salads without dressings.
The article promotes a glass vacuum coffee maker and a porcelain pot method with five minutes steeping for flavor and reduced acids. It also outlines a vitality menu with breakfast and meals emphasizing fortified foods, vitamins, and calorie awareness for dieters.
The carnelian was among the Gist stones used as a decoration. Ancient peoples believed the reddish quartz protected its wearer from weapons and evil spirits.
A collage from the Newark Sunday News shows a gravestone ad promising savings, a forecast of flavored milk, and notes on long telephone calls in 1920. It mentions TV antenna readjustments for New York City, club mergers in San Francisco, jokes about marriage and shaving thoughts, and odd local place names.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics added frankfurters cola and some frozen foods to cost of living items. Minnesota faced a harsh winter with exaggerated snow gauge jokes from the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. Kentucky produces about twice the burley tobacco of all other burley states combined.
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