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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1944
Page
11
President Roosevelt in a nationwide radio appeal framed war fund donations as democracy in action and a sign of national unity. He praised gifts by individuals and workers and urged reaching a target of about 450 pesos per person, noting women earn ten percent less and praising donors for generosity.
Multiple room rental notices list furnished and unfurnished options with private entrances, heat, and no children constraints. Locations include Lindsay 500, Woodrow 327, Fourth Street 306, College Street 120s, Hunter Apartments 408 Parkway, Willowbrook 642 and 4 801, Cable Street 529. Contact numbers provided. An Argentina decree sets minimum wage for administrative employees at 140 pesos monthly. A sensational ad about Delia promises a fortune from medicinal lilities.
A dense crossword grid of clues and solutions compiled by Eugene Sheffer. The page pairs horizontal and vertical hints with numbers, covering topics from sea related terms to Greek markets and biblical mentions all within a single puzzle entry.
A classified notice offers cash for used furniture and lists items for sale including enamel topped kitchen cabinets new and used, a Craftsman portable power sander at 44.95, toilet sets sinks pipes fittings drain pipe and weatherstripping services. Contact A Hunt at 1403 English Street and Beaman Screen Weather Strip Co. at phone 7373 Greensboro.
A newspaper item notes a job seek at Sheraton Shoe Shop offering a trip boy position and an assistant shipping clerk role. Applicants are instructed to write to P. O. Box 547, City.
Multiple lost notices include a four month collie pup with white markings and a reward for information, a brown pocketbook with $210 and papers belonging to J Colon Skeen and James Colon Skeen, lost keys near the Post Office, a red loafer shoe lost between High Point and Brookdale Farms on Thomasville Road, a black harl hound pup, and a raincoat left in Hartlee's box at Center Theater with finder asked to return it.
Local ad lists 16 inch electric pan, army truck parts, extra large fireplace grate, ammunition? items and tools. Includes 55 gallon drums, cylinder heads, rope and wire, and junk metal company contact. Also seeks cash for used furniture and stoves and a daily Greensboro ride.
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