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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1951

Page

8

Atlas Misfire In Pageant Leads To Ruined Scene

Jerry narrates a comic misadventure in a home gym scheme gone wrong. He buys Strangleholt’s Muscle Builder lessons and launches a Greek Atlas act for a charity pageant, but a thrown arm wrecks scenery, dents figures, and costs him money and pride while he celebrates unexpected personal growth.

Jerry Betsy Apeman Strangleholt Hercules Strangleholt Lorenzo Atlas Mr. Spencer Mr. Todd

Costa Ricais A Golf Mound Pertaining To Tone

The puzzle notes Costa Rica is a term with clues pointing to a golf mound and tone relation. It lists questions about grain cultivation fish hearing X rays and fish bait plus invisible rays touching scientific language.

Costa Rica

Costa Rica Rebus Puzzle Reveals San Jose Secrets

Puzzle Pete hides four Costa Rican cities in a rebus and jumbled lines point to San Jose as Costa Rica's inland capital with charm patios and Spanish balconies. The page lists proverbs, opposites, and word games tied to Costa Rica and its capital.

Pete Costa Spanish San Rico Jose Costa Rica San Jose Santa Anna Sabana Puntarenas

Picture Charade Clue Describes What We Must Be

Indirect expression through a picture hints at a national ideal. The verse celebrates the United States as the land of the free and the home of the brave, urging readers to embody freedom and virtue.

Mixed Proverb Reordering and Antonym Challenge

A playful exercise presents scrambled proverbs to solve and a set of lines to identify intruders. It includes a list of antonyms with a 54 point target score and a number game involving circles and underlines.

Brand Your Mavericks Take a tip from Western ranchers

The article explains branding as ownership marks for cattle and personal items. It notes that branded possessions are easier to identify and recover, and suggests cowboys often develop personal brands for a range of items from handkerchiefs to gloves.

Designing a Brand for Cattle Ranchers and Everyday Use

A guide explains how brands reflect owners, with examples from ranchers and the playful idea of personal marks. It covers practical uses of brands on fabric, paper, wood, and even improvised branding irons, plus tips on readability and style inspired by Will Rogers.

Will Rogers

Thumb-Jerkers and the Dangers of Hitchhiking

An editorial warns against hitchhiking describing risks to both hitchhiker and driver. It cites accident records showing injuries to boys and notes drivers may be intoxicated or licensed. It argues owners can be liable and some states ban begging rides. It urges walking as safer.

Boston Cream Pie Creates Breakfast Tradition

A colonial Boston tale describes a goodwife who, unable to bake pie, starts using cake layers with jam and sugared cream to please her husband who insists on pie for breakfast. She reveals the creation as Boston cream pie, asserting its timeless appeal.

Martha Goodman

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