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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1929
Page
3
France plans a modern grain storage system to handle up to 30 million bushels, addressing price swings caused by scattered storage. Minister Jean Hennessy cites lack of warehouses and threshing machines, urging cooperative threshing and expanded elevator capacity to reduce losses.
Questions of Names 1 Sunflower state horizontal and vertical puzzle with clues across and down including numbers 45 to 46 and 30 to 43. The grid features items such as transmitter cloud clouding and various terms from geography to daily objects.
Chinese peasants resist reform efforts as authorities push to abolish old customs. In Yang Hang, temple destruction orders triggered a mob clash that freed arrested temple figures and restored idols, while lunar calendars persist and old fashions linger in Canton and ports.
In Marmara coast country, Mustafa Kemal adopts a 13 year old shepherd boy after meeting him among his flock. The boy, poor and earning 1.50 dollars monthly, receives a one day wage in liras and is taken to the presidential villa for formal adoption. The Ghazi later sends the boy to a Constantinople children’s hospital for recovery.
The Ghazi consoles the boy with hopes of schooling as he and Mustapha care for five adopted daughters of fallen officers. Nebile Hanim, the eldest daughter, recently married a Turkish diplomat, while two others study at the American College in Constantinople.
A Cranley Road family in Westcliff learned their house contained a live aerial bomb left in the eaves after roof repairs. The device, believed to have been dropped in August 1917 during an air raid, had gone undiscovered for 12 years while workers chance upon it.
Garland Biffle testified as the first defense witness for Alexander Pantages the vaudeville magnate on trial in Los Angeles for alleged assault on Eunice Pringle 17. Biffle said Miss Pringle may have conspired to frame Pantages and District Attorney Pitts influenced his arrest.
A humorous quip from Lustige Blaetter in Berlin questions if a man would take off trousers in a restaurant. The jest centers on a fine coat paired with trousers and social etiquette.
A list of four corrections clarifies spelling and punctuation. Indigo is blue not red. The apostrophe belongs after s in misses. Escalator is misspelled. The flopwalker's flower sits on the right lapel, not the left.
A linguistic puzzle notes the word LAUGHTER as the scrambled form and highlights that over 100 languages are spoken in India. The item underscores multilingual diversity and a wordplay angle for readers.
A historical note explains the shift to external cold remedies and the rising use of Vicks VapoRub, now claimed at over 26 million jars used yearly in the United States. The ad highlights its stomach-safe, skin-applied vapors and its international family use across 60 countries.
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