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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1951

Page

5

Fossils and preservation explained in plain terms

A survey explains how fossils form from hard tissues and protective conditions, detailing petrified wood, preserved flesh in ice ages, cave stalagmites, bog preservation, carbonization, and fossil usefulness in tracing evolution and past climates. It notes dendrites as pseudo fossils and touches on early human footprints if real.

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Puzzle Answers Across and More From Page Teasers

Puzzle items include CROSSWORD questions listing larger items among common nouns and proper nouns. Proverb section yields a list such as Dig your well before you get thirsty and a set of scattered word hints. Additional features show a sketch of John Hancock, a word chain, riddles, a word square and an algebra themed triangle.

Yale John Hancock

Games With Words and The Chinese Proverb Puzzle

A reader puzzle feature presents word size comparisons such as which is larger between a truck and a turkey, followed by a 7 row letter-diagram puzzle that encodes a Chinese proverb. It includes a list of 20 comparison pairs and a step by step method to fill a 7 row diagram using numbered letter placements.

Children’s Book Week celebrates reading across ages

The piece notes Book Week in November across schools magazines and newspapers and asserts television radio do not erode reading. It highlights a junior high girl with 12 books and inscriptions showing earnings and chores. It argues building a personal library is valuable and lasting. It also recalls a revolutionary patriot born in Quincy Massachusetts in 1737 who signed the Declaration of Independence and held major political roles. The Betsy classroom joke about Chinese tea prompts a punchline about reading.

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Lennie Tristano Leads Modern Jazz Dream Plan

Lennie Tristano, blind since age ten, champions a new era of jazz driven by innovation. He plans a Manhattan school, publishing firm, and record company to broaden modern jazz with top musicians, stressing creative contribution over profit while appealing to young listeners.

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Golden Harvest at the Meacham Oxbow Farm

Drake meets Sam Meacham at the Oxbow Farm fence and lands a chance to help during harvest. Drake has learned from a library note that Northeast Acres grew into the Oxbow Farm run by Samuel Meacham and seeks access to inspect the property.

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Puzzle Lane November Word Riddle and Brain Teasers

Puzzle column presents a multi item word game set including a Word Chain turning RICH to POOR in nine moves by changing one letter each step. It asks trivia style questions about a bird for a band, bakers as self denial, comparisons of a timid child and shipwrecked sailor, and a mirror analogy. It also includes a Word Square puzzle with rearranged rows to read the same across and down, plus a triangle puzzle referencing ALGEBRA and successive clues leading to a Babylonian deity and railroad abbreviation.

Growing Treasure on the Meacham Farm

Drake and Sam, two boys, pursue a buried treasure legend on the Meacham property. A cave-in near an old cistern delays discovery as Sam reveals no gold there, while Drake contemplates Goldball tomato lore and plans future farming help after school.

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