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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
9
A puzzle and advice column style page lists trivia questions and home care tips. It includes answers about US states, Bach, currency, Latin phrases, distress signals, lamp shade cleaning, silk laundering, and note protection in milk bottles.
A column on etiquette discusses a nightclub entrance sequence and luncheon tipping. The document also describes Crestwood Park and real estate parcels 119 and 120 in Guilford County, surveyed by J A Johnson, recorded in Plot Book No 5, page 342. A sale requires a 5 percent cash deposit, dated March 23, 1936, with trustee Ww. Cc.
A compact English lesson by W. L. Gordon covers word misuse pronunciation and common misspellings. It highlights accuracy and fidelity noting daily vocabulary growth and examples such as marital fidelity illustrated in a sentence.
Dora Kindley 60 died at her Lexington route two home after a weeklong paralysis. Funeral in Clarksburg Methodist Church at 4 pm with Rev. Robert Surrat. Survived by brothers Robert Kindley of Lexington route two and Lee Kindley of Thomasville route two. Member of Westfield Baptist Church.
An historical note explains airs cope as a picture taken from an airplane. It may be derived from the older phrase bird's eye view, noting the field term for vertical perspective photos.
The Division of Highway Safety presents Arthur Falk urging careful driving as Easter weekend arrives. He notes four of ten motor vehicle deaths occur on Saturdays and Sundays and warns that a weekend trip can become a tragedy without caution.
The government mint in Washington produced 80,656,000 nickels in 19385, with 27,693,003 nickels minted in 1084.
The staff of the London County Council numbers more than 4000 officials.
Under a Superior Court order a commissioner will sell at public auction on April 15 1956 at 3 00 PM at the east door of the Guilford County Court House Greensboro NC the Penny Heights lots 19 and 20 and another tract described by Oakdale Road and W C Broan bounds in James town township to satisfy a special proceeding in the Johnson v Johnson case. D H Parsons attorney.
Notice is given of sale of land under a deed of trust by J. Leslie Andrews and Alta Rush Andrews to W. C. Idol dated December 6 1934. The property runs along East Commerce Street and Roberson Wheeler and A B Tate lines, with tax and street assessment obligations due. The sale will occur subject to the lien of the deed of trust and unpaid taxes.
Auction announced by the office of Seeds of Gunderd Geunde for Tract 1 and Lot 113 in Jamestown Guilford County North Carolina. Sale held publicly in front of the Municipal Buildings in Point on April 26. Cash only, subject to conditions and proof of good title required.
A cryptic grid lists clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries, including references to labor movement figures, nautical terms, and common nouns. The puzzle features a mix of language hints, with numbers suggesting positions and wordplay typical of an American set.
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