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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1948
Page
3
Hazel Brannon reports on postwar England where rationing limits food and clothing alike. Fresh meat is rare, eggs and sugar scarce, and coupons determine purchases. Londoners face drab meals, crowded hotels, and disrupted family life as returning servicemen reshape housing. Yet Britons keep humor about their tough daily reality.
Once a good stand of alfalfa is established it can be kept productive for several years by proper care. The article emphasizes maintenance practices to prolong yield and health of the crop.
A quiz of varied facts notes an Oxford expelled poet memorialized in a chamber, shared clothing terms such as redingote and tuxedo, and explains occup uational therapy. It recounts Gregory Ratoff and Sydney Greenstreet careers, education, and links to presidents and early stage work.
When a girl brings a new boyfriend home she should introduce him to her parents and the rest of the family.
Senator Arthur Capper turns 83 today with felicitations. Artist Alexander Brook and baseball commissioner Albert B. Chandler also celebrate birthdays on this date.
The message urges prioritizing social and athletic pursuits while avoiding financial emotional extravagance. It advises expediting business changes without precipitate actions, guarding health, and preventing overstrain in the coming year.
On July 14 1940 Russia annexed Estonia Latvia and Lithuania. The day is Bastille Day in France marking the 1789 Bastille storm. Francesco de Miranda a South American soldier and revolutionist died on July 14 1816.
A quotation from John Stuart Mill stating that true freedom allows individuals to seek their own good as long as they do not deprive others of theirs or hinder their efforts.
Percy Bysshe Shelley is linked with a riddle about coat types and a phrase describing healing through art or craft. The list also notes a color blind person and Louis XIV of France who reigned seventy two years.
A medical explainer contrasts radiculitis with coronary thrombosis noting similar chest pain patterns. It describes triggering spine nerves from the upper back, distinguishing signs, and recommended treatments such as spine movements, posture exercise, and bed board use. It also includes a Q A about barber's itch and its beard ringworm treatment.
The semi weekly Cleveland Times will be sold to G. N. Benjamin of Spring City and Royersford Pennsylvania. Benjamin will take immediate management of the paper founded in 1941. General Manager Will Arey Jr will remain active with the Times but his future plans were not announced.
An advertisement touts Victory Ointment as a new non irritant soothing treatment for eczema psoriasis and rashes. It claims antiseptic cooling relief safe for babies and children with a money back guarantee and lists several local drugstores selling it.
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