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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1939
Page
9
A dense list of crossword clues covering people places and objects with references to authors and terms such as Romola and English novelist. The puzzle enumerates numbered clues across several categories including anatomy objects and actions, with several archaic and partial entries.
Emily faints during a delivery and saves a baby with Dr Farrell's guidance. She vows to stay and help Alan, who plans a free maternity clinic in Sumner. Emily learns nurses, records, and community care while Alan questions his future with her.
Hollywood chatter links Talkietown jokes to major premieres in San Francisco Omaha and Atlanta with stars banquets and critics. Merle Oberon may wed Alexander Korda in Naples while Gary Cooper and Andrea Leeds scene meshes with a machine gun. Ann Sheridan headlines Oomph Girl film as Warner Brothers pushes the project amid Welles Wong controversy and Agua Caliente gambling gear purchase.
In the Eastern 310 1093 K Q1096 &J65 event, Mrs. Meyer D. Rothschild finessed her partner's opening lead to defeat the adverse contract and help her team win the title with Mrs. Robert B. Fuller. South's strong hand led to a two no trump rebid, while the diamond danger and lack of entries shaped the play.
A travel feature describes unusual practices among Philippine tribes. It notes Christians form most of the population, mentions hill tribes feeding tame pythons, a namespeech custom, the Llangaote head hunters, and Negritos with short statures and dark hair. It hints at Spain’s historical rule and previews tomorrow’s Igorots.
The piece answers reader questions with practical guidance. It suggests a chair with one wide arm for kitchen tasks like peeling and stringing beans and as a desk. It advises gentle finger massage around the eyes nightly. It recommends cream of tartar added to sugar during syrup boiling to prevent icing.
The article explains how glands regulate growth, tissue repair, sex development, and postlife outcomes. It highlights the thyroid as a key gland, notes effects of excessive thyroid action causing hyperthyroidism, and describes diagnostic measures and treatments to balance gland activity across ages.
A brief seventy second read describes a live, unfolding moment where events occur as they are watched. The piece presents a rapid snapshot of ongoing action, emphasizing immediacy and the world moving in real time.
The report notes Hollywood extras shrinking by 3460 names in 13 months while Junior Guild admissions rise by 203. It cites concerns over a Baldwin era anecdote about Seymour Felix and Little Eva, Paramount’s 40000 remodel, Chaplin defending The Dictator, and a music-slate shift showing only three of the 25 top songs on air coming from films.
A simple true false set asks which statements are correct. Isosceles triangles have two equal sides. Robinson Crusoe was written by Daniel Defoe, not Swift. The Indian name for Nova Scotia is Acadia. Sardonyx is not the September birthstone.
A reader asks about how to introduce a young man to an elderly man and whether a woman should say please and thank you to servants. The answers advise naming the elder first in introductions and noting courtesy is polite but not obligatory. at table, a dropped napkin should be left for the waiter to replace.
Daily vocabulary note teaches rectitude defined as undeviating adherence to moral standards. Example: He had never wandered from the path of rectitude. Includes usage tips on pronunciation and related word study guidance.
In a rapid survey, grasshoppers threaten crops worth 170 dollars. The Department of Agriculture distributes poison bait at a high rate to combat the damage. The column notes other global and scientific figures in brief contrasts.
The page offers five trivia prompts with answers listed: 1 Chevrons, 2 Charles Dickens, 3 thistle family, 4 Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D Roosevelt, 5 Germany. The note says answers on Want Ad Page.
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