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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
9
A column by Roberta Leek answers etiquette questions for a 6 o clock wedding. It advise ushers wear full evening dress, including white waistcoat white tie gloves black hose and patent leather shoes. It also explains how to eat a sandwich with fingers and the recommended meal duration from 15 to 25 minutes.
A June reader asks for a home remedy for a lemon water infusion and safe needle handling in kitchens. Advice covers mixing lactic acid glycerine and rosewater, or lemon juice with water for cleansing. Guidance on ice pick safety suggests corking the end and securing tools out of reach of children. Tips also explain fitting ironing board covers for a smooth finish.
A fragmented note on English usage cites common errors in pronunciation spelling and misused words. It mentions phrases loan and lend and hints at a public speech by Harris Burdett or a similar figure. The text includes garbled lines about greedily talking and rapid footnotes.
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