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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1961
Page
8
Poultry expert Milt Lunde outlines egg history from 1847 incubator ads to modern hens laying over 300 eggs yearly. Eggs noted as a vitamin packed food with 15 vitamins 22 minerals and essential amino acids, praised as a universal nutrient source by Dick Kidson.
A newspaper prompt invites children to send letters to Captain Hal for pen pals. Readers from Ohio, Massachusetts, Texas, Maryland and beyond list names ages and addresses seeking correspondents in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Indiana Illinois Hawaii and more.
Puzzle Pete hides four Minnesota links by rebus and mixes three site names. A word diamond fuses Minnesota fruits and features, including a rodent genus a girl's name and a kitchen strainer. A silhouette map crossword offers clues across and down for city, color, and host entries.
Craft tip describes making matching earrings by framing with leftover dress materials and decorating wooden earrings with varnish and paint to create bright gifts. SAM din USA.
At Grant's Farm Missouri a fence surrounding Ulysses S. Grant's cabin is built from 2 563 Civil War rifle barrels welded into a barrier. The Hard Scrabble House behind it housed grants early life, and the article notes his rise after the Mexican War and later bankruptcy before his memoirs.
A playful verse describes rain splatter dash splattering windows rooftops and a pond with ducks paddling by in a lively countryside scene. The rhythm emphasizes rain and splatter as creatures and objects respond to the wet weather.
A playful verse sequence features a grasshopper, cleverly named creature in a field, greeting a child then leaping away. The piece shifts to a dlam, a giraffe, and a hippo with simple, child friendly humor and rhymes.
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