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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
10
A dated, fragmented piece discusses sleep health habits, insomnia terms, and bedtime routines. It references guidance for relaxation, quiet activities before sleep, avoiding drafts, and the role of family goodnights. Names and sources include H. Allerson and Mentions of reading plans and age hints appear within the garbled text.
A letter from Captain Hal’s pen pals notes children seeking correspondents. Michael from Iowa describes his appearance and hobbies while asking to meet peers from elsewhere. The plea asks for more pen pals to share culture and penny collections.
The dean of St Patrick’s in Dublin and a witty young boy discuss how greatness is relative. A lantern on Gulliver’s Travels and the idea that giants or dwarfs exist only in the Land of Ants or Land of Giants prompts the dean to reflect on perspective. The tale blends Swiftian irony with a child’s imagination.
A survey of diverse stews from many nations and regions. It outlines Jamba lava in the American South, Kentucky squirrel and chicken pots, Hungarian goulash, French courtbouillon and coulibaise, Italian minestrone, Turkish pilav and mutton stews, Singapore curry, Chinese chop suey, mulligan and kabobs, plus oyster and Irish stew among others. The piece ends with a playful prompt, asking if you are still overfed.
A fragmented text discusses word pairs mixing male and female forms, examples like zgranéfather and grecémother, and asks to identify pairs. It includes lists of numbers, a cipher-like practice, and a faded anecdote about children and a party line, ending with Margie’s memory.
The article describes Girls State trainings run by the American Legion Auxiliary across many states and universities. About 456 girls from across the country participate in a week long program to learn administrative duties, government processes, and how to participate in civic life.
Puzzle Pete hides eight Indian tribe names in a square by selecting a start point and moving in any cardinal direction. Thumb Nail Sketch traces March 16, 1751 Port Conner Virginia, a future president who aided religious freedom and state church issues, served as Secretary of State and led during the War of 1812 era. died 1838 at Montpelier.
William Tell Day is observed on the Sunday before Labor Day in Wisconsin with Swiss heritage. The piece describes celebrations including archery and apple-on-head demonstrations, and notes local customs such as candying apples and preparing a ritual drink. It mentions the legend of William Tell and the Austrian governor Gessler, alongside community events and foods.
A playful guide to custom sundaes with Maple Nut, Butterscotch, Chocolate Maple, and Lemon Coconut sauces. It includes steps to make caramel and fruit toppings, plus tips for garnishes like whipped cream, maraschino cherries, toasted coconut, and pecans. End with ideas for named sauces and festive mix-ins.
A compact list of puzzle solutions and wordplay items from Indian Square and related sections. Includes beheadings clued words, homonyms, di axions, riddles with five prompts, a thumbnail sketch of James Madison, gendered term forms, and a note on circle 2 underlining 40.
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