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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1959
Page
10
In Thomasville a veteran’s remark about Sherman’s scorched earth evokes memories of Civil War times. The piece also humorously notes superstitions, crickets, ants, fear of pests, and a bumper persimmon crop with talk of puddings and beer.
Weaning depends on mother health milk supply and litter size. Begin at three to four weeks or as early as two. switch to a puppy formula from a vet, with close supervision to prevent malnutrition and wet messy dishes. City plans for a larger culvert on Lake Street Branch due to repeated flooding on Cox Avenue.
Four gang members Ethel Beard Bert Holley George Trainor and Millie Jorgenson include a recently released convict two Americans two foreigners. The leader and the front are not specified in the excerpt and the solution promises page 9A.
Cochran acquitted as two men were charged with assault and a third freed. Charles L. Griffin of High Point faced arrest resist charges, convicted and given four months on the roads suspended for five years with no similar offense and costs. Eunice Herlocher of Myrtle Street was found guilty of assault on James Herlocher, who was charged with assaulting Eunice and released. Eunice received 30 days in jail suspended on good behavior and costs.
Six members of Bethany Baptist Church sue to be declared owners of the Prospect Street church valued at $75 000 The judge orders equal use of the property until the case settles with plaintiffs to use on alternate Sundays and Wednesdays starting Oct 25 Defendants retain full access otherwise as the case moves toward trial in Randolph Superior Court
A saying notes experience teaches but warns that spending a few cents often ends with losing a dollar in the end. The speaker emphasizes caution in small expenditures and the broader cost of careless choices.
A satirical remark compares a government bachelorhood tax to a levy on unimproved property, framing the idea as a formal tax concept rather than a social policy. The line suggests taxation targets personal status as if it were real estate.
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