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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
3
Household advice on cleaning and polishing glassware including windows mirrors lamp chimneys and goblets. Tips cover vinegar or alcohol washes warm water with washing soda, careful handling, use of jeweler's sawdust for drying deep facets, and polite farewells at social departures with practical etiquette notes.
In a four ball match A may lift or mark his ball and C may be asked to lift his if it interferes with play. Within twenty yards of the hole a ball is on the putting green for rules purposes, unless in a recognized hazard. The article clarifies that A can insist on lifting his or C’s ball and that special match rules allow lifting any ball that may affect the stroke.
A fragment on the difficulty of graceful goodbyes at gatherings. The narrator notes the awkward exit of an “awful girl” who flusters toward the door after a pleasant tea, leaving readers with a sense of social unease.
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