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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1954
Page
5
Ruth Millett reviews a national article arguing six menaces to marriage exist but fix lies in personal character. It says couples should think straight, be kind honest and hardworking, and build on love rather than avoiding a list of Do's and Dont's.
A mature parent laments discontent at home and fears its impact on her daughter. The piece argues romantic Daydreams replace routine work, undermining marriage and prompting self renewal with therapy. The Daydream erodes appreciation of ordinary life and fuels fatigue and resentment.
Houston fire officials report the fifth blaze in recent weeks at Loew's State Theater. About 300 people were evacuated as a sprinklered small fire in a property room was extinguished before firefighters arrived. manager Homer Callon hints at a possible arson link.
Benny the buffalo broke from a corral last Thursday and roamed widely prompting a Civil Air Patrol search. He was later found and killed by Lanark Stables workers who said he was wild and could not be contained.
The article highlights Mrs Bernard Kanago of Webster 8 D who baked a prize cake winning 25000 in a Pillsbury recipe and baking contest. It lists My Inspiration Cake and Ginger Cake recipes with detailed ingredients and steps, notes over 100000 in prizes awarded nationwide and from Canada, and mentions Joanne Ardelle Littley winning 3000 for a marble cake variant.
The article touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as providing complete or striking relief in about three of four cases in tests. It urges women to try the remedy to ease cramps headaches backaches and related nervous symptoms during menstrual periods.
The text describes baking a cake with 50 to 60 minutes in pan and 15 to 20 minutes cooling before unmolding. It notes serving warm or cold with whipped cream and mentions halving ingredients to bake in a smaller pan for 40 to 50 minutes.
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