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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
8
Dr G A O Hare summarizes vinyl and derivatives, linoleum, asphalt, rubber and cork for hard surfaced floors. He notes conditions like subfloor grade, moisture, and maintenance, and advises tile use for DIY installs and basements avoidance for certain materials.
The winter germ season raises the need for a germ killing agent in home laundering. White cottons and linens including underwear diapers towels and napkins carry contagious germs and may spread them during washing. Clorox is recommended to disinfect and hygienically clean fabrics and surfaces, a product trusted by public health departments.
Mrs. Mary V. Gallagher 72 asks Cleveland Common Pleas Court to grant divorce from Michael Gallagher 84 whom she wed in 1899. She says he refuses to support or associate with her though they live together.
Blue Plate Mayonnaise runs January ads urging families to bounce back from rich holiday foods with healthful salads. Ads compare sweetness and sourness, claim Blue Plate is the right balance, and promote three salads Confetti Salad Rainbow Salad and Tomato Aspic Salad. Readers can request seven Blue Plate menus and recipes at their grocer.
Pillsbury announces Golden Rich Cookie Mix and Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix with all ingredients included. Water only needed. batter yields about a dozen medium drops in 20 minutes. Packs offer 15 recipes and variations on the mix. Available now at grocers.
Practical guide for broiling steaks from 1 to 2 inches thick with lean centers and fatty edges. Includes preheating, fat trimming, serving hot, and browning mushrooms. Provides detailed broiling times per side by cut and thickness for rare to well done.
Budweiser unveils a new advertising drive in The Enterprise with a theme echoing the 1953 national program. The campaign uses the slogan When you know your beer it’s bound to be Bud and touts Budweiser as brewed by the costliest process on earth while claiming leadership in beer sales.
Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum will continue its three times weekly comic page ads in 1954, promising relief from monotony and a pleasant pass of time. The campaign runs Monday Wednesday and Friday, aiming to keep the product top of mind for Enterprise readers. The latter line mentions the Colossus of Rhodes in an earthquake, indicating a mixed excerpt in the clipping.
General Foods rolls out Swans Down cake mixes with yellow white and devil s food varieties. National Home Baking tests show 4567 bakers ranked it first on size texture moistness and taste. Home bakers must add two fresh eggs to complete the recipe.
A prose piece on holiday jewelry wear advises moderation in accessorizing. It suggests choosing two or three pieces, with exceptions for simple formal gowns, and notes glasses affect earring choices. It also mentions avoiding dangling earrings with certain face shapes and saving valuables when out shopping.
Baltimore police detained a 10-year-old boy, a former Maryland Reformatory inmate, and an orc companion after a three alarm fire in abandoned houses. The youths were seen fleeing the scene before the blaze was found.
Superior Court in Chicago placed 4ld Mitchell Adams as ward to secure hospital care for an operation to correct a bladder deformity. Judge Daniel A. Covelli ordered the boy and his parents Theodore and Marcella to pay medical bills while the child received treatment at Sarah Morris Hospital amid concerns of malnutrition and a custody dispute over the procedure.
Washington D c Jan 20 The American Automobile Association president Ralph Thomas urged standardization of automatic transmission patterns to avoid driver confusion He noted current lever position plates are unreadable and listed many device names used by manufacturers to describe transmissions and called for a simpler systematic approach.
Two Boston youths set out to Florida for a milder winter, hitchhiking to Baltimore where police found them near broke at the YMCA. They had left with $2 each and spent it on food, slept at police headquarters while authorities contacted relatives about the missing seek.
Sheridan Wyoming rancher John Kreger Jr. promotes a home practice sideline at the National Western Stock Show selling imitation wooden calves for rodeo ropers. He has moved about 200 units at 40 dollars each, advertised for use in basements or garages in all weather.
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