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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

7

Moon Phases Guide Planting Schedule for High Point

The column outlines optimal planting windows based on the moon phase for High Point. It lists vegetables including beans, cauliflower, celery, corn, cucumbers, endive, kohlrabi, lettuce, okra, peas, spinach, and tomatoes with specific dates in July and notes a final safe date of July 16 for certain crops. It also notes a citizen seeking advice on destroying the Mexican bean beetle and describes the beetle's appearance and behavior.

Mr. White

Fights Last Night Roundup From Major Cities

Chicago fighter Charley Retzlaff stopped Les Marriner of Chicago in an early bout. Frank Rolle outpointed Battalino in Hartford. Sammy Slaughter defeated Willie Oster in Terre Haute.

Chicago Charley Retzlaff Duluth Minn Les Marriner Terre Haute Ind Sammy Kid) Slaughter Reo Willie Oster Boston

La Barba Knocks Out Gray In Jose Bout

Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles knocks out Bobby Gray of San Jose in the eighth round in a San Jose boxing bout. La Barba improves his record while Gray suffers a stoppage loss.

San Jose Calif Fidel la Barba Los Angeles Bobby Gray

Walker Cup Team Picks Ten Players for 191? Match

The selection of a ten man American Walker Cup squad to face Britain at Brookline Mass on September 1 2 was announced by USGA secretary Herbert H Ramsay. The captain is Francis Ouimet of Boston with teammates Dunlap of Princeton Howell of Richmond Johnston of St Paul Moe of Portland McCarthy of New York Seaver of Los Angeles Sweetser of New York Voigt of New York and Westland of Chicago.

New York Brookline Mass Herbert H. Ramsay Seathant United States Golf Association Francis Ouimet Boston George T. Dunlap, Jr Princeton Billy Howell Richmond Harrison R Jimmy) Johnston St. Paul Donald K. Moe Portland Ore Maurice McCarthy, Jr Charlies Seaver Los Angeles Jess W. Sweetser George J. Voigt Jack Westland Chicago

Clerk cites low mood as reason for few citizenship petitions

Brown county has had no citizenship petitions filed since January amid a large foreign population in Green Bay. Circuit court clerk Leo Ruel says the mood is to blame, noting applicants must pay 10 dollars for first papers and 15 dollars for second.

Green Bay Wis ULP Leo Ruel Brown County

Car hoisted onto school steps shocks Ilion visitors

A Canastota teacher visiting Ilion high school returned to find her small car carried by students and parked on the top flight of steps at the school entrance.

Ilion N. Y Canastota

Fraudulent cures drain U S economy finds committee

Figures from the Committee on the Cost of Medical Care estimate Americans spend about 15 million dollars yearly on fraudulent cures, highlighting the scale of medical fraud and its impact on health costs.

The Committee On the Cost of United States

Planting by the Moon Bulletin Ends July 16

The article advises applying magnesium arsenate as a spray to the undersides of leaves to combat an insect. It prescribes a mix of 1 oz magnesium arsenate per three gallons of water. Written by Robert C. Hook, this 18th planting by the moon installment notes the next issue on July 20 and suggests readers save this piece for use through July 16.

Robert C. Hook

Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton

Advice on dressing babies and young children for summer and heat. Emphasizes consulting a doctor for undergarments and conditions, favors loose cotton and muslin, one piece sleeveless outfits for toddlers, careful garter placement, sun suits, and lightweight fabrics like chalk crepe to reduce ironing costs.

Not Confucius Confucius name origin noted

The statement explains that Confucius is not a Chinese given name but a Westernized form of the Chinese phrase K'ung Futze meaning the philosopher or master K'ung. It clarifies K'ung as Confucius family name.

Confucius K’ung Futze K’ung

Practical Picnic Tips for Children from Sap Kitchen

Aimed at parents and caregivers the article guides safe fun picnics for kids. It favors simple varied foods served in individually wrapped packages and booster nutrition with whole grains vegetables eggs and dairy. It suggests chocolate milk drinks portable desserts and easy hot options over a campfire.

Picnic Sandwich Ideas and Proper Wrapping Techniques

The article lists easy to pack sandwich fillings such as cottage cheese with jelly on graham bread and lettuce topped meats. It advises wrapping to exclude air and using crisp lettuce to prevent soggy bread, and notes a thin batter coating on Lake Baikal’s depth.

Lake Baikal Siberia

Outbreaks Reported Across Austrian Provinces Amid War Turmoil

On June 29 1918 serious disorders were reported in several Austrian provinces. Rumors claimed Swiss recall of troops from the Italian front to quell rioting. Czechoslovakian forces in Siberia advanced toward Vladivostok and the Urals. American forces conducted a trench raid near Montdidier capturing prisoners as German attacks on Ambleny were repelled. Allied leaders projected continued successes for the year.

Switzerland Czechoslovakia Siberia Vladivostok Pacific Ural Mountains Europe Montdidier Ambleny Allied General Council

Professor Forbes Operates Greek Printing Press at Amherst

Professor Francis H. Forbes of Amherst College runs a small Greek printing press in Pratt Hall basement. He recently reprinted copies of the Life of Plato of Olympiodorus and gave them to fellow teachers and friends.

Amherst. Mass Francis H. Forbes Amherst College Pratt Hall Plato Olympiodorus

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