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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
10
A historical-style puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with definitions and cross-references. It includes entries like present-day explorer, valve for auction, and various thematic hints, all arranged as a word puzzle grid with several numbered items and a note to previous puzzle.
Uncle Rays Corner describes the Volga as Europe's longest river flowing east about a thousand miles to the Caspian Sea. It notes cities like Stalingrad Saratov and Gorky and details the German Volga Republic to the south and historical renaming to Gorky in five years ago. The river carries a vast watershed of over half a million square miles and annual discharge around 44 cubic miles. It covers seasonal fishing, sturgeon runs and winter ice travel, with canals linking to the Baltic and White Seas and many river steamers and lumber shipments.
A compact guide on English usage missteps and pronunciation. It covers common phrases to avoid and proper alternatives, focuses on pronunciation of potato, spelling of control and related forms, and emphasizes expanding vocabulary with daily word practice. The entry highlights insidiously and related usage in a sample sentence.
How can I repair a leak in the laundry tub. Answers describe plaster of Paris patching with drying time and using boiling water and cold water to prep onions for easier eating.
The quiz provides classic trivia: rainbow order violet to red. James Fenimore Cooper as early American novelist. Spaniards as those who brought enslaved Africans to the U S. water weighs 62? lbs per cubic foot. Forty ninth parallel as the U S Canada boundary.
In telephoning a married woman should introduce as This is Mrs. William Walker in business calls while a young woman may say This is Jean Walker for social calls. Abbreviations in salutations are discouraged. use Dear Doctor Brown. Lisp can be overcome by reading aloud and dramatic recitations.
Fifty three high schools reported to Secretary Rankin that their teams won both debates in the triangular contests and will enter finals at the University April 21 and 22 for the state championship and Aycock Memorial cup. Kinston, last year’s cup winner, returns. many other schools have not yet reported.
Uncle Ray invites readers to request the Funmaker leaflet with riddles and games. A stamped return envelope is requested in care of the newspaper for those wishing to receive the guide.
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