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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1953
Page
10
A reader laments detesting housework as a wife. The writer argues true poetry arises from original thought and personal revelation, not freed by chores. We must break parental dreams, seek a personal resurrection, and write from our own life rather than other’s ideas.
This piece urges overburdened homemakers to review daily patterns for fatigue triggers. It asks about overcommitment, lighting, posture, warmth, meals, rest, and reliance on others, and suggests scheduling fewer chores and seeking recreation to restore energy.
A Rhode Island district court dismissed charges against sailor James J. Nyhan Jr who allegedly assaulted a policeman when awakened in a restaurant. Judge Luigi De Pasquale ruled the maxim let sleeping dogs lie applies to seadogs, noting if he were a policeman he would let him sleep.
New Jersey’s post war building boom drives a crushed stone boom making the mineral industry a $50 million a year operation. A preliminary Erdman report notes record outputs in various minerals and 1952 production hit a record 7,000,000 tons.
A friend’s kitchen catastrophe ends with a practical home guidance on preventing drain clogs. The piece warns against grease from pans, stresses monthly sink cleaning, and proper use of caustic drain cleaners and a plumber’s helper to avoid damage. It advises protecting linoleum and metal, handling cleaners carefully, and running cold water after cleaning.
Louis J. LaRosa sought a judge to cut payments to his former wife but ended up under orders to increase her weekly allowance by five dollars. The proceeding highlights ongoing alimony adjustments and the judge's ruling in Waterbury Connecticut.
Washington report notes a government secret soap with potassium sulfite that turns skin pink or yellow when TNT or tetryl residues are present. Workers then scrub until color fades. Webster's Reagent detects remaining traces but risks over exposure.
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