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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1930
Page
6
An unruly group labeled as Wash Tubes Easts causes chaos as fleeing enemies scatter after a hasty retreat. Exhausted fighters struggle to regroup and chase the remaining opponents, keeping the pursuit scattered and difficult.
The passage invites readers to spot at least four errors across grammar history etiquette drawing or other aspects. It promises to explain the mistakes later and also to unscramble a scrambled word. A self grade of 29 points per mistake and 20 for the word is mentioned, totaling near a hundred.
Bret Harte born August 25 1839 in Albany New York. He left home at fifteen to seek gold in California then taught school and worked as a compositor for the Golden Era. He rose to editor of the Weekly Californian and later held posts as secretary of the U S Mint in San Francisco and American consul in Germany and Scotland.
A dense schedule lists programs, hosts, and orchestra performances across WEAF and NBC chain stations. It includes Uncle Abe & David, Rosalie Wolfe, Henry Burbig, U. S. Navy Band, Toscha Seidel, Guy Lombardo, Amos and Andy, Jesters, Phil Cook, and multiple operatic and concert broadcasts with extensive syndication to WEE, WJR, WCSH, WGY, WTAM, and others.
A dense OCR list outlines radio station call letters and programming blocks for multiple stations. Entries include WPG, WBAL, WJZ, WEAF, WABC, WIZ, WHAM, WGY, WBZ, WJIR, WSB, WBT, WHAS, WSM, WJZZ, WIA, and others with varied showings: orchestra hours, news, singers, Minstrels, sports, dance orchestras, and special programs.
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