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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
8
A reflection on resisting hostile family judgments toward Buddy the bully. The piece urges protecting a vulnerable ally, rejecting shameful labels, and choosing constructive support over punitive blame during visits with critical relatives.
A nostalgic guide to hosting a Scandinavian inspired buffet with varied dishes from smoked salmon to Swedish meatballs. Includes table décor tips, multiple serving ideas, and sample recipes such as dill dressing and a brown bean casserole.
A reader writes that a year-old infant in a hospital may not be the right child due to eye color and facial features differing from both sides of the family. The columnist explains hospital infant identification practices and possible mix-ups when multiple mothers share common surnames.
Reader asks if hospital mixed up babies after noticing a child who does not resemble the presumed family. Dr Mary Haworth notes possible natural variation and recommends checking with the delivering physician for a conclusive word. The column offers reassurance and practical tips about records access and unrelated kitchen guidance.
The Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Expenditures reported January federal civilian employees numbered 2,348,457, down 8,834 from December, marking an 18th consecutive monthly payroll decline. The text also includes an unrelated note suggesting repurposing handkerchiefs into a cocktail apron.
When the corsage design clashes with a dress try repurposing it. Remove and arrange flowers in the hair pin it to a bracelet or wrist tuck a few small blooms with velvet ribbon for a wrist corsage. This gives a fresh use for corsages beyond the dress.
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