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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1954
Page
12
A British physician argues snoring is an atavistic sign of love but many women disagree. The column lists common "signs of love" such as home body comfort and a husband never worrying his wife, noting wives prefer to be told they are loved and to be taken out rather than stay in.
Youthful fashion mixes velvet with gold metallic separates for festive dinners. One piece or two piece outfits feature varied necklines from scoop to single shoulder, with bodices, belts, and full skirts creating a youthful, twenties inspired look.
A slim well fitting skirt pattern number 8159 designed for winter wear with blouses and sweaters. Available in waist sizes 2 to 32 with 1 yard of material required for size 3. mail 3 cents in coins plus name address size desired and pattern number to Sue Burnett at High Point Enterprise Newark New York.
A reader asks if a happily married woman should worry about her husband being tempted by a female supervisor. The advisor discusses temptation, trust, and the idea of ESP warning, suggesting prayer as a preventive measure and caution about warning signs from a clairvoyant perspective.
Prof. Kwon Yungalsi of Seoul National University announced the discovery of radioactive dust in the season's first heavy snowfall in Seoul. He cautioned against consuming the dust and suggested it may stem from recent United States or Russian nuclear bomb tests.
A basement play room can become very loud. Rubber tiles serve as an effective noise deadener and are easy for the homeowner to install on weekends.
Montreal reports Canadians expect to net over five million dollars from Christmas tree sales to the United States. Officials indicate about a quarter to a third of trees sold south of the border are cut in Canada.
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