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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1951
Page
7
In a sunlit adventure, Corey and Don scout Old Baldy for prize photos. They find injured photographer Phil Baron in a cave, who calls them future pupils and offers to tutor them while awaiting aid.
A set of puzzles yields four fruit names from a rebus and five more from anagrams. The page includes fruit themed crosswords and clues on biblical figures, plus questions about eternity, spelling, and riddles.
This item presents a set of vocabulary questions with multiple choices for word meanings. It then introduces a vowel-adding riddle and a second puzzle about three-letter roots, culminating in a Great Lakes border states question and a senator term length. The page tests word knowledge and logic via classic puzzle formats.
A vintage party guide describes a King Neptune theme with inviting decorations and swimming related games. Plan many water contests with rest periods, including Ringing The Bell where swimmers race to ring a bell, and Cold Plunge where a contestant slides off the pool edge to measure distance.
Puzzle answers include CITRUS REBUS and FRUIT COCKTAIL lists with fruits. RIDDLES reveal five clues about beginnings and words. DIAMOND puzzle provides across and down answers. STATES AND SENATORS describes a swimming balloon relay with judges and rules. WATER TAG and camping menu suggest picnic activities and foods.
How to make a canvas hammock using heavy-duty canvas seven feet long with two 36 inch sides and 16 yards of cotton cord. Steps include cutting, stitching, hems, rings from a junk yard, and a wood spreader bar. Hang between two trees and protect bark with burlap. A zebra joke closes the piece.
Buddy Morrow and Herb Hendler race to license Rose Rose I Love You after Ed McKenzie alerts them to a British surge for the Chinese folk tune. Columbia rushes an American version while Chappell moves to secure rights and publish. The Morrow record features a march tempo vocal about a soldier leaving a Malayan sweetheart as his unit returns home.
A boy named Chuck starts as an errand boy at a drugstore. He memorizes careful delivery etiquette including greeting, sign receipt, and polite tone. The story notes lessons in courtesy and poise learned by students observing a social skill sequence.
Julia W. Wolfe notes that zoo keepers must tailor diets to bird types. Soft billed birds like thrushes and jays eat varied foods while hard billed species rely mainly on seeds. Eagles, fish eaters, and large birds show strong taste differences and occasional disease risks in captivity.
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