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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
5
A cryptic clue style list appears to mix dinner terms with scattered definitions and partial phrases. The page includes numerous word fragments such as roast loin of and wing shaped alongside numbers and stray letters, suggesting a crossword style puzzle or word list rather than a single coherent news item.
A collage of light notes and curiosities from 1902 to modern quips including misprinted presidential postal cards called garbage cards worth up to 300 dollars each. Observations on salaries per minute, denture caution with certain foods, and a mix of jokes about advertising empathy and old Europe trips.
The Community Facilities Administration announced a $100000 loan to Parkton North Carolina to aid sewerage system and treatment plant construction. The loan combines with a $22500 HEW grant and $6500 local funds, contingent on lack of private financing on reasonable terms.
In a Missouri Valley Regional game Alan Bell guides a seven no trump squeeze. He imagines clubs broken to exhaust East and finish with winner spades and hearts while dummy vacates clubs. The article notes the Bay area traffic scene unrelated to the card narrative.
New York AP column humorously suggests gout among world leaders could end war. The piece argues gout creates a bond stronger than love or patriotism, making leaders reluctant to fight and eager for peace as they share a common affliction and hardship.
Fragmentary reader notice promotes Itch Me Not ointment claimed to relieve external itching quickly. Text hints at purchase location in a drug store and immediate relief selling point.
The railways run special Sunday excursions with fitted vans for bicycles and cafeteria cars for cyclists. Passengers have a choice of 40 trips and trains for the return journey.
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