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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
3
New York service advises careful planning of color schemes and furniture placement before refurbishing a room. It notes decorators’ fees often come from stores and recommends measuring space, choosing appropriate lighting, fabrics, and lampshades, and blending colors to avoid clutter and mismatches.
A claim states enough telephone wire in New York City to span to the moon and back thirty five times, underscoring vast infrastructure. The remark emphasizes the scale of the city’s telecommunications layout.
OCR fragment lists prices for beef steak 15¢ 17¢ pork sausage 15¢ 17¢ beef stew boneless 17¢ hamburger 17 0 fryers dressed and drawn free. Reflects a historical grocery insert with per pound pricing and casual item descriptions.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that smart, well kept clothing boosts self respect in children and even problem youths. She cites Mrs. Huff of Oklahoma, noting dress improves behavior in both the child and adult, and urges parents to use affordable, tasteful attire to foster pride and discipline.
A morning wreck spree in Wake county near Method resulted in injuries to four. Ada Rackley of Chapel Hill suffered a broken leg and punctured lung, his wife sustained a possible skull fracture, while Kenneth B. Wood and J. A. Bland of Raleigh were only slightly hurt.
Concord report states Earl Helms of Monroe and three hitch hikers including two girls were held on bond in the death of J H Merritt of Monroe. Witnesses said Merritt was driving when a tire blew causing the crash. Helms bond set at 1000 with three witnesses at 250 each.
Morganton, June 11. Ervin A. Stamey, 22, will face a preliminary hearing tomorrow in a murder case. His 20 year old wife and mother of two was found dead on a burning bed at their home near Morganton after a May 30 arrest. Coroner's jury ruled death from a heavy blow to the head despite body charring.
The article notes that in artificial ice production the main expense is coal used to generate steam for the compressor ice machine, surpassing labor and materials in cost.
A reflective piece argues that constant warnings create timidity and limit resilience. It contrasts caution with healthy risk taking, urging constructive, positive guidance rather than perpetual fear, and promotes framing suggestions to nurture courage in children.
The article outlines methods for making strong iced coffee and iced tea to beat summer heat. It gives ratios for coffee per six servings, tips on serving with ice and cream, and a method for Carmelized Sugar Coffee. It also covers preparing iced tea in advance, avoiding cloudiness, and using a water-steep method to reduce haze.
MOREHEAD CITY June 11 Clarence Waddell injured aboard the oil ship Muskogie in a storm at sea died yesterday in a hospital and was buried in View Cemetery. He was a native of Oglethorpe Ga.
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