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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
9
Vicky Thatcher welcomes Brian at the club with a bold red frock and delighted smile. She reveals she arranged the visit to ensure he would come, noting it has been a long time since his presence. She offers him a cigarette as they sit.
In a tense scene, Vicky hints to her father that she may marry Brian for a son, while Brian and Vicky discuss future plans. In the mill cloak room, Gale and Josie confront job losses and join a protest meeting as Leota appears, hinting at a secret.
Answers to common trivia questions include: 1. Cancer is not strictly hereditary though genetics can influence risk. 2. Alaska conducts an annual buffalo hunt. 3. Sydney Carton is a character in A Tale of Two Cities. 4. The penguin can move underwater as well as in air. 5. Greenland is the world’s largest island not including Australia.
A Q A from a ANE ASHLEY column offering home care tips. Marble cleaning uses a paste of soda pumice chalk sieved and water, then rinse with hot soap. For cake texture a wire egg whip improves mixing heat. To keep a gas range shiny apply beeswax daily.
A grand stomach medicine offers a money back guarantee if it does not stop acute distress. One tablespoonful of Dares Mentha Pepsin halts suffocating discomfort within minutes and also stops gas belching and heartburn. The formula combines Pepsin with stomach boosters and claims wide sales in New Jersey.
Question and answer style excerpt discusses etiquette for weekend guests making outside arrangements and the use of formal notes for announcements and invitations. It asks about christening age for a baby and mentions church regulations governing timing.
Downtown police struggle with limited traffic citations as city faces a printer backlog delaying 100,000 ordered notices. Officers focus on verbal warnings while the department runs out of citation stock.
Noria's Annie leads the field at Hobart Ames preserve as she seeks a second straight national bird dog title and $1500 prize plus the Robert Bingham trophy. Dawn Breeze Shanghain and Sports Peerless compete in the three hour heats amid mixed results and a standout hour from Dr. Blue Willing. In Houston, Sidney Lagier Junior High students petition to rename their street to Woodhead.
Roberta Lee explains common word usage errors and pronunciation quirks. The piece emphasizes preferring passively over actively and urges daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word.
Stanley Adamski, overwhelmed by the incident, recounted how a hot stove left burning coals in a painting building caused a blaze. He described being evacuated as flames threatened the area and paint supplies.
A garbled report notes a mislaid paint bucket and a later arrest of Frank Wysocki and his brother John. They claimed to have found a stove in their feet area and were warming themselves when questioned by detectives.
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