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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

10

Vocabulary Note On Misused Words And Vivid Descriptions

A compact guide highlights common word misuses and pronunciations. It explains avoiding phrases like what hotel are you stopping at and correctly using vivid to describe sharp lifelike recollections and descriptions.

England and Wales Have Six Hundred Thousand Female Workers

Records show 600000 women employed in England and Wales across various sectors, highlighting gender participation in the workforce.

England and Wales

Trio Arrested For Stealing Auto In North Carolina

Three men from North Carolina were jailed on charges of stealing a car from Miss Madeline Lenkhan of Raleigh and 12 gallons of gasoline from a Lexington station. Arrests followed near the Savannah River bridge at Aiken.

Lexington N. C Madeline Lenkhan Raleigh Warren Ward Laurinburg Russell Ford Ralph Spivey White Hill Aiken Savannah River Bridge

Modern Etiquette QandA with Roberta Lee

A Q and A column covers weekend guest gifts small but thoughtful, how wedding breakfast invitations should be engraved to match church cards, and greeting an elderly woman by hand only if she offers first. The note adds a bizarre aside that king crabs are not true crabs but relatives of spiders.

Facts and trivia about Clara Barton and symbols

The quiz notes Clara Barton as founder of the American Red Cross. It states the knot is a speed unit equal to one nautical mile per hour. It asks about three flowers on the British coat of arms: the rose, thistle, and shamrock. It gives brain as one thirty-fifth of the average man’s body and notes six states birthplace of signers. Massachusetts is cited. It ends with a claim about a 42 pound sapphire valued at $20,000 and notes blue color would change value.

Clara Barton England Scotland Ireland Massachusetts

Treasury closes eighth red ink year with lower private debt

Washington reports the treasury owed less to private investors than a year earlier as the 1938 deficit was reduced and trust funds invested in government securities. Receipts rose about $1 billion while expenditures fell about $400 million, with 1938 deficits half of the prior year.

Washington Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Budget Bureau

North Carolina to survey hog population for disease control

Dr William Moore heads a planned survey by four registered veterinarians to map NC hogs and disease risk. The effort targets areas with limited veterinary access, focusing on hog cholera and other swine diseases in large commercial producers to guide eradication plans. Cooperation from producers is urged.

Ealen Bureau Sir Walter Motel Raleigh William Moore N. C Moore North Carolina Department of Agriculture

Plant Care and Cooking Tips for Home Helpers

A sponge soaked in water can keep a potted plant moist while you’re away. Salt can curdle milk so add it only after the dish is prepared. Overfeeding or dirty water often makes goldfish sick. ensure regular cleaning and fresh water to prevent death.

Ocean depths yield nearly surface density water

In deep ocean depths water approaches the density of surface water, indicating minimal density contrast between depths and surface. This highlights uniformity of water mass, impacting buoyancy and vertical mixing in deep-sea zones.

Exponential growth of birds and water systems noted

A statistical note projects two million birds from one pair of house wrens in six years if all eggs hatch and all offspring breed. The report also notes over 10 000 U S cities and towns now have public water systems compared with about 8000 communities with waterworks in 1900.

United States

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