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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1961
Page
19
The National Geographic Society notes 2000 frog species each emit distinct calls to attract females without opening their mouths. Air from the lungs vibrates over vocal cords while a chin pouch acts as a resonance chamber.
Local readers post pen pal requests from Akron and beyond including Diana Van Hook and Jeff Collins with ages. Then notes turn to frog calls describing species like pickerel, carpenter and bullfrog with humorous rural anecdotes about a hogs feast stoked by a bullfrog’s bellows.
Puzzle Pete presents a column of wordplay and地图 clues asking to place locations into their correct countries. It includes a picture word square and beheadings linking cost oriental food frozen water and other terms with a grammar themed word triangle.
Andrea, who feared dogs, befriends Greg Gluck and his dog Baby after Baby's gentle rescue of a shy dog. A gradual friendship with Baby helps Andrea overcome her fear, proving dogs can be warm and fun, and inspires her to want a dog for her birthday.
A detailed look at sport parachuting covers the training path from classroom lessons through sandbox practice to full jumps. Prospective skydivers learn PLF techniques, gear, wind checks, and target landing procedures, while noting enthusiasm and safety comparisons to other sports. The piece, by Hazel E. Howard, emphasizes careful instruction and controlled progression.
Puzzle lists word endings with clues like A flower a garden tool an ascent govern contest of speed and more. Each clue pairs with RE patterns and letters to fill complete words, forming a playful language riddle with numbered items.
Old sayings link halos around the moon to weather change. Moonlight through fog or raindrops forms rings, coronas, and aureolas. Such atmospheric rings indicate clouds and likely rain or snow soon, explained by R M DeWever.
A tip says dents in ping pong balls can be removed by pouring boiling water over them or submerging them briefly as the heat expands the trapped air. A separate tip suggests using a kitchen alarm to coax a late return by setting it a quarter hour past curfew outside the door.
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