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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
6
An article by Hermann Bundesen advises parents on how straight teeth aid digestion and overall health. It urges early dental visits by age three, regular brushing, calcium rich diet, and space fillers to prevent malocclusion and tooth loss, stressing prevention to avoid later dental problems.
In Brookline Massachusetts the Veteran Motor Car Club of America rescues brass era Fords Stutz Bearcats and Stanley Steamers from neglect. Members restore polish and display them at the Antique Auto Fair near Larz Anderson estate now a city park and museum site with prizes and a basketball on wheels event.
Paul N. Lewis age 36 is shown under arrest in Palm Springs California accused of embezzling $82,000 from a New York firm where he was an official. He is pictured with one box of expensive sportswear seized during the raid.
The Czechoslovak Railways announced a new Muscovite train to start next May offering direct Moscow Prague service without changing coaches. In summer the route will run Moscow to Carlsbad and in winter Moscow to Prague. Current trips require changing gauge at Cerna in eastern Slovakia. the new train will swap undercarriages. The Moscow Prague journey lasts about three and a quarter days. A note adds that Asia Minor hosts the world's longest 1150 mile pipeline.
A grab bag of questions asks last Spanish North American cession, Light-Horse Harry, Elijah’s fire, mulligatawny, and the price of liberty. Also birthday notes for Kilgore and De Voto among others and a Folks of Fame guessing game about a Norwegian UN secretary-general and an American author born in Lawrence Kansas.
World War I era author Lilian Campbell listed among books such as The Brimming Cup and Home Fires in France. She contributed to many magazines and anthologies and resides in Arlington, Virginia.
On this date 1757 Alexander Hamilton was born, 1807 Ezra Cornell founder of Cornell University was born, 1934 six United States Navy planes reached Hawaii from California in 24 hours, 1973 French and Belgian troops began occupation of Ruhr.
A brief etymology explains stagnant meaning dull and inactive. It cites Latin origin stag nanos as the basis for the term stagnation in reference to motionless water and figurative use.
The reading warns to mind details amid busy life and urges caution in dealings. It suggests a quick witted talented personality may emerge in a child born on this date.
A brief quotation attributed to John Ruskin argues public distress can be cured only through public education. It calls for education to make people thoughtful merciful and just.
The text lists items including Florida in 1619, Gen Henry Lee as Virginia governor, Elijahs, a curry flavored meat soup, and the phrase Eternal vigilance. It ends with a garbled note about 24 PegTeD and WIN-2 OFT OAL.
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