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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
6
Mrs. W. E. Davis will resume her dancing and expression lessons on Monday January 11 at the Sheraton hotel after a two week vacation. The report also notes local hospital news, a Fidelis Class meeting, Allen Jay PTA program and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Carroll with her large family.
The fashion note links hat size to fur collar style, advising smaller hats with tiny collars or if wearing cross fox collars. It explains the trend favors stand-up collars with smaller hats and larger hats with flat or tight collars, urging comfort to stay smart. Nicole favors flat fur touches with mid winter hats designed for fur or fur trim.
A scientific note states the Earth's volume as 260 600 000 cubic miles. The figure emphasizes the scale of planet size in a concise measurement.
The Big Brothers Sunday school class of South Main Street M. E. church met Tuesday night January 6 at Reitzel Pitts home on Montheu Avenue. Prayer opened the gathering led by C. P. Evans. Business matters were discussed and refreshments served by Mrs. Reitzel Pitts and Mrs. Arsee. Names of members included Kester Pitts Cox Combs Harriss Kearns Elliott Plummer Green Boone Evans Farr Callcott Wood Connor Neale Plummer and Sidney Kearns. The next meeting will be held January 9 at Mrs. C. V. Kester’s home.
Mrs Myles Stryker of Winston Salem is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G A Rusband on South Main Street. Mr Stryker will join her there for the weekend.
Albany report says co ed students at the State Teachers College named the ideal husband from a questionnaire. They value toleration and morals over looks and want a courteous, intellectual partner who can thrill continually. Some prefer a youthful or more experienced man and a little money helps.
Buffalo New York report notes Miss Dade Duffy retired January 1 after a 43 year tenure beginning January 2, 1889. She recalls gas illumination at the old county hall, the first electric lights, and the era of a single typewriter used for court records.
Loveland editor R. J. Ball of the Reporter-Herald was awarded $5 by the National Editorial Association for his editorial on Government in Business. The ceremony honored twenty-five such awards nationwide.
German scientists are developing an elastic putty to fill joints and prevent dirt buildup while accommodating stresses in the home's structural parts. The material aims to seal gaps without compromising movement and durability.
Smith Reynolds, American sportsman, arrived in Marseilles from Lyons and will proceed to Pisa tomorrow on his route to India, signaling a long international travel schedule.
Historical note records that potatoes did not appear in New England until the year 1719. This marks the early spread of the tuber across colonial farms and gardens.
A NEA article by the Sister Mary Kitchen outlines using made vegetable dishes to diversify canned corn. It gives examples such as corn souffle with pork chops, corn timbales, corn fritters, and croquettes, with a basic batter recipe and notes on digestibility and nutrition.
Paris authorities announce a sweeping drive to locate foreigners lacking proper identity cards and labor permits. Foreign residents will be summoned to present papers at their local police station with fines or expulsion possible for noncompliance. Periodic checks have occurred since the war, but this is the first citywide effort of its kind.
A vintage recipe snippet details corn souffle using canned corn eggs flour butter sugar salt white pepper and a hot 350 degree fry finish. It also lists an oriental bean dish with green beans onion canned tomatoes olive oil and seasonings baked or simmered, plus a full tomorrow breakfast lunch and dinner menu.
A guide on relaxing the neck and shoulders to improve nerve circulation and mood. Exercises include neck massages and gentle head movements, followed by posture work to loosen the spine from hips to shoulders and maintain graceful carriage.
The article describes a relaxed limbering routine dubbed the scarecrow dance. It urges easy hops on toes with loose arms to improve circulation and nerves, followed by a slow reel around the room to relieve stress and lift mood. It notes benefits like a perkier outlook and better energy for daily tasks.
A laurel tree in Camas Valley Oregon has antlers attached in an unusual growth, drawing curiosity from locals and wildlife officials as the oddity is examined for cause and origin.
Luxembourg engineer M. J. B. B. Gangler unveils a steam motor that superheats vapor to 60 Celsius to deliver 15 000 hp from a five ton unit occupying 200 square meters. Compared with marine engines, it is fireproof, uses crude oil, and for cars could remove clutch and gearbox. A note also mentions a deer horn found in a fallen tree trunk.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wheeler of Mehan near Stillwater, Oklahoma, is reported to be born with two lower front teeth.
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