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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1952
Page
6
South African rock lobster tails offer quick seafood for Lent. Thaw carefully, broil 5 to 12 minutes, baste with butter, and serve with melted butter. Alternative tomato mushroom sauce pairs with hot rice. Recipe yields 5 to 6 servings. Coffee prices retreat to nickel per cup after summer hikes.
Chicago report outlines strict dining etiquette for a wine and food event. Guests must avoid cocktails before dinner and water glasses on the table. Wines are permitted only with dinner and pepper salt shakers are not to be used. Smoking is prohibited to protect the dining experience.
Sen. Ellender of Louisiana said the special Senate probe into multimillion dollar grain shortages has not uncovered fraud or implicates Agriculture officials. He warned progress may reveal unexpected issues as the inquiry continues, noting the hunt can mislead as it reveals dangerous truths.
Meredith Wilson weighs in on talent and ambition in New York. Fedalia, a young Iowa girl, hopes to prove herself while her father and a director question the odds of success in a ruthless, talent-driven profession. He argues talent survives forces that crush others.
Alcohol vapor is used to ease edema in the lungs where fluid leaks into air sacs. Treatment via oxygen mask breathing alcohol vapor for a half hour, then rest, has shown good results while underlying causes are addressed.
The piece lists numerous names and snippets of gossip from a New York social set, mentioning Winchell associates, Marcia Southworth, Harry Carlton the Texan, Barbara Gaylord Cook, and others at venues like Chateau and Manero's. It references a Chamber of Commerce report opposing Permanent tion and criticizes Tammany Hall, gypsies, and a cease son context, portraying a restless, charged social and political backdrop.
A man aged 39 from St in Los Weston has collaborated with a 30 year old singer for six years and is involved in staging a radio show while serving as head of a program on the Columbia Coast.
A confusing fragment describes a teller robbery on a date with a bullet injury to a person named Auger as they attempted to steal cash and pockets were targeted. The text then shifts to advice about aspirations and a high school singer.
Denominations and Greensboro residents gather Friday morning February 29 at 10 30 a m in the Annie Merner Pfeiffer Chapel Bennett College for World Day of Prayer observances led by Rev Charles Jones of the Presbyterian Church. The program follows a global schedule of prayers across faiths and races.
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports domestic airlines carried 10,500,394,000 passenger miles last year, surpassing Pullman rail travel which totaled 10,432,306,000 passenger miles. A passenger mile equals one passenger traveling one mile.
Mrs. Ima delle Kerr, secretary to Tarrant County Judge Gus Brown, reports theft of her purse from her desk while her back was turned, highlighting security concerns in the courthouse in Fort Worth Texas.
An Air Force sergeant at Limestone Air Base received 423 pennies 251 nickels 179 dimes 118 half dollars and 19 dollar bills as travel pay.
During a past voyage seaman Hedin recalled a hurricane in the same waters striking the barque Yemer. Three-master Yemer sailed from Liverpool to Mobile, Alabama when hurricane winds shredded rigging and masts a fire broke out, and the crew was towed into port by a ship captained by K R Karlsen.
Electronics is a city water department program using a pipe locator to trace lines and valves as deep as 12 feet. The device aims to save costly digging and improve maintenance in Parkerburg West Virginia.
An old advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's remedies for menstrual cramps and related pains. It claims relief in many cases, promotes a vitamin compound with added iron, and asserts calming effects on uterine contractions during the menstrual cycle.
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