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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1953
Page
9
A personal reflection on Hanno, an alarm clock, and the coercive drive for obedience. The author links childhood submission to later tragedy, urging protection of children's integrity over controlling demands. The piece argues obedience should serve moral law, not personal power, to preserve freedom.
In Madrid reporters note bull fighting faces a crisis as toreros contend with underweight bulls and shaved horns. Regulators fine cattlemen for sending undersized bulls, while top matadors like Carlos Arruza and Luis Miguel Dominguin announce retirements. Officials enforce rules to restore the sport’s traditional form amid poor opening corridas and rising tensions between critics and fighters.
In Hartford Connecticut a state highway department employee designed and built a seeding machine mounted on a truck. It blows a mixture of water fertilizer and quick growing grass seeds onto embankments to prevent erosion.
Gardeners note midsummer heat slows many perennials including peonies iris and oriental poppies prompting division or transplantation only when essential. Delphiniums should be cut back after blooming while iris rhizomes can be thinned and discarded to stimulate new growth.
NEW YORK. A 29 year old ex Air Force pilot James Arthur Field designs rain chaps that snap around trousers to keep pant legs dry. He quit advertising to push his plastic leg coverings via mail order from a Fifth Avenue office, aiming to prove that trousers can stay dry in rain. Field emphasizes his product fills a gap among rain wear for legs and uses a simple buttoning system integrated with raincoats. Field says mass production is slow but momentum grows despite early delays. He markets with the slogan Dont get caught with your pants drowned.
Actress Virginia Mayo offers a beauty program for blondes focusing on skin care and hair care. She prescribes egg shampoo, careful brushing, lukewarm water, sun protection, mild soaps, and subtle makeup to maintain a pale gold hair color and emerald green eyes, advising against heavy cosmetics.
Old timers around Caf feys Inlet on the Outer Banks say their area draws more large whales than other Atlantic coast spots. This year several large whales have washed ashore, including a 75 footer near Paul Gamiels Hill Coast Guard Station, once mistaken for a submarine after a bomb damage sign.
Grayville resident Marvin Stone, injured in a oilfield explosion that killed George Hawkins Jr., underwent surgery in Lawrenceville Illinois to remove a small twisted piece of gold from his ankle. The fragment was Hawkins wedding ring, found after the blast about a year earlier.
Belgrade reports rising prices across Yugoslavia with meat costs surging after livestock slaughter and fodder shortages. Spring may bring relief from a potential bumper wheat harvest, while farmers release stock to pasture. The piece also notes advice on safe lifting to prevent back strain.
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