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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

12

Delft China Origin Country

Delft china takes its name from Delft in the Netherlands. The Nile child is Moses rescued by Pharaohs daughter. Mack Sennett is a pioneering film comedian and producer. The line There never was good war or bad peace is attributed to Benjamin Franklin. The Northern Lights are also called the aurora borealis.

Delft China Nile Mack Sennett Richmond Ulysses S. Grant United States Union of South Africa Capetown Pretoria Canberra Australia Sydney Melbourne Holland Amsterdam

Ramona author Helen Hunt Jackson dies in 1885

Obituary notes Helen Hunt Jackson, prolific American writer known for Ramona (1884) and A Century of Dishonor, who did travel and social reform work. She published poems and novels, earned Emerson’s praise, and served as special commissioner on Indian affairs in California. She died in San Francisco on August 12, 1885.

Ralph Waldo Emerson California Ramona H. H San Francisco

Hope as a fountain of life in Francis Bacon’s view

The quotation presents hope as the most beneficial affection that lengthens life when not repeatedly frustrated, yet it warns that hope can tire the imagination if expectations of good are overly frequent.

Francis Bacon

Births of Johnson and Gladstone and FDR lend-lease pledge

In 1808 Andrew Johnson who would become the 17th U S president was born. In 1809 William Ewart Gladstone future prime minister of Great Britain was born. In 1940 Franklin D Roosevelt announced Lend Lease aid to Allies in World War II.

Andrew Johnson United States William Ewart Gladstone Great Britain Queen Victoria Franklin D. Roosevelt Germany

Birthday salutes to noted performers and athletes

Congratulations go to William Ritt renowned columnist Pablo Cascale Emmanuel List Metropolitan Opera baritone and former heavyweight champion Jess Willard on their birthday anniversaries in this edition.

William Ritt Pablo Casale Emmanuel List Metropolitan Opera Jess Willard

Magnificent adjective defined in dictionary entry

The word magnificent denotes sumptuous splendor and grand beauty with origins in Old French. It describes things characterized by lavish adornment and majestic appeal.

Defense Planners Seek Safer Site Than Washington

Defense Secretary Louis Johnson confirms that several national sites will serve as emergency capitals if Washington is hit. The piece notes past capitals and historic moves, mentions cities like St Louis and Chicago as considered centers, and cites plans to strengthen underground shelters and broader defenses for the atomic era.

Washington John F. Lemnbower Central Press Defense Louis Johnson St. Louis United States Russia Wiley Wisconsin Atlantic Congress ST Louis Federal Triangle Pennsylvania Constitution Avenues Johnson White House Moscow Dickson Chicago

Sheep Shorn With Knife in New Guinea Highlands

Native jackeroos in the New Guinea highlands astonish their employer by shearing prize sheep with pocket knives. R H Gibbes flew ten prize sheep from Australia to Wewak New Guinea for a trial flock and the youths clipped the rest neatly after watching the first shearing. Gibbes praises the Wawat hills near Wewak as suitable for sheep-raising. James Bland, author of Carry Me Back to Old Virginny, was born in Flushing New York.

Sydney Australia New Guinea R. H. Gibbes Wewak Gibbes Wawat James Bland Old Virginny Flushing Long Island, IN

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