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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1954
Page
2
A fragmented OCR list presents scattered phrases and clues. It includes "All's well that well" "Too-to handle" and terms linked to everyday items, roles, and concepts. The collection also references names like Lincoln and assorted words across topics including music, people, and objects.
A scanned listing outlines Central Time shifts for western stations noting time adjustments to fit local relays. Evening programs include News and sports blocks, with multiple stations like Abe and MBS airing varied commentary, progam blocks, and film/matinee slots.
Ken Helvey celebrated his birthday today after tumbling 125 feet from a Mississippi River bluff in St. Louis. He landed on weeds and leaves, avoiding serious injury, with doctors calling his condition excellent. Police noted the fall could have been fatal if he hit a log or debris.
A fragment from a New York piece shows a girl named Jane, age 11, asserting rights amid a first date with David, age 12. The scene includes costs for tickets, a skirt purchase, and sisterly teasing as the couple plans a future engagement.
A fragmentary teen diary scene shows Jane introducing David to her parents and siblings. David appears confident and polite, asks after the narrator’s health, and accepts a date curfew of about 10. Jane notes the dance was great and David paid for sodas as she bought comic books.
Advertising copy touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for piles with a cooling soothing formula. It claims rapid itching relief and decades of customer satisfaction, offering money back if not delighted.
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