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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1952
Page
21
Mrs. George Workman and Mrs. John R. Davis hosted a cake cutting at the Honbarrier home after the rehearsal for the White Honbarrier wedding party. About 50 guests attended the event following the reception at the First Baptist Church.
Fifteen new houses are being built this summer on the Blood Indian Reservation near Cardston by tribal members. The plan aims for eventual full home ownership for all Indians on the reserve, replacing tent living. Instructions mention covering flowerpots with aluminum foil for kitchen use.
In Elizabeth New Jersey the Jary O Mahony Company unveils a 70 foot long stainless and glass diner with pink interiors and telephone outlets at tables. The design aims to appeal to women travelers while hiding cooking areas and seating up to 137. The plant head notes shifts toward feminine taste and glam touches.
An advertisement from Dy-Dee Supply Company of Winston-Salem North Carolina promotes a free trial subscription to Baby Talk magazine for mothers only. Readers are asked to send name and address and expected month of baby’s birth. The piece touts 300000 readers and tips to save money and improve baby health.
An old column explores how chins express character and how women can shape facial appearance. It classifies chin types, warns of an underslung chin, and prescribes nightly routines including massage, toning, and a final hazel product to firm skin.
A mother calmly has her child pick up scattered books after a mishap in a crowded store. A new book argues that making a child “make right” offenses teaches lasting discipline beyond property damage. It highlights broader use beyond broken windows and theft and notes parents delay this method due to time and money.
Alice Denhoff shares a hearty tomato casserole for six and two meat loaf adaptations. The tomato bake uses corn and tomatoes with cracker meal and butter, while the meat loaf combines pork and beef with egg, milk, and seasonings, wrapped in bacon and baked in stages. A fish loaf and simple supper ideas follow, ending with tips for casual family viewing and condiments.
Beedenbostel and nearby hamlets tremble after locksmith Richard Germer died when a forged steel tube exploded in his workshop. The tubes, later traded on the black market, were used to reinforce walls and fences and were wartime explosive devices. Authorites tied the incident to farmers who used 120 tubes to fence cattle, noting a lightning strike could trigger a chain reaction.
In Willows California Russ Bacon of the Mendocino National Forest explains a new plant based harvest from Vera trum Californicum. The root aids a drug for high blood pressure and digging is followed by reseeding with native grasses to prevent erosion. The method increases forest revenue and improves high mountain meadows where the plant grows.
The National Geographic Society reports diamond back terrapin in Maryland tidelands is rebounding after near extinction. With higher numbers the species may return to average families tables though freezing or canning remains unresolved and high restaurant prices hinder widespread use. A second item notes autos have killed at least 1000 deer in five Michigan counties over three years.
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports continued DDT spraying on beef cattle caused no evident toxic effects or weight gain interference in Texas. Cattle aged 10 to 15 months received DDT at recommended levels 31 to 36 times biweekly. Slaughter and carcase tests found absorption under 90 parts per million.
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