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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
11
The column answers etiquette questions. A guest woman should not offer to pay if hosting a man at entertainment. A member may entertain both local and out-of-town friends at the club. Purée on a menu card means vegetables or cereals cooked and sieved into a thick soup.
Answers show 1930 census foreign population 13 900 000 Edmund Randolph of Virginia first attorney Tin is answer to 3 crawl stroke fastest is the crawl stroke and about two thirds make up the world’s creel of silver from the United States and Mexico.
A compact language lesson lists common usage errors and pronunciation notes. It highlights words often misused, misspelled, and mispronounced with examples and guidance on expanding vocabulary daily. It presents diffusion as a theme for knowledge spreading and cites Burke.
A column offering quick home tips on winter geranium care and laundry whitening. It suggests not overwatering geraniums and keeping them in full sun, and recommends lemon rinds in the wash for whiter clothes. It also mentions a method to soften eggs in vinegar.
Annual city blood supply totals 6000 quarts produced by 1100 men. Each man donates a pint every six weeks, yielding regular transfusions.
The word ventriloquiem literally means belly speaking. It is formed from the Latin venter meaning belly and loquor meaning speak.
In 1935 the estimated sale of 3,251,468 new cars involved handling and sale of about 6,364,922 used cars, reflecting a large volume of both pre owned and new vehicles moving through dealers and markets.
A U S Department of Labor survey shows service stations, second only to private garages, comprised the bulk of automobile service buildings constructed in 1935.
A scientific note states that electro chemical impulses travel at about 400 feet a second. A historical tidbit recalls British practice of saluting Mount Vernon during the War of 1812. It also notes Thomas Coryat introducing forks in 1608.
Public sale in High Point Guilford County North Carolina on Friday April 17 1906 at 11 30 A M for cash to the highest bidder a parcel identified as Lot No 43 on the Own A Home map Trustee T Stewart page 33 Pierce N C March 25 April 168 15 Thos W Sprinkle Atty
A fragmented crossword style item lists horizontal and vertical clues covering 18th century New England terms and related words. Entries include roles, measurements, materials, and common nouns, with scattered reader-friendly prompts and partial phrases.
The carrier carried about 840000 passengers in 1935, compared with just over 500000 in 1934, showing growth in intercity air travel during the era.
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