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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1938
Page
6
A fragmented puzzle text lists clues across horizontal and vertical directions. It includes references to Russian writer hints and a mix of terms such as count ten infant king line amphitheater center leg joints and other vocabulary that align with a cryptic crossword style.
The article discusses moons orbiting planets, focusing on Saturn and its nine moons. Titan is the largest, about 2600 miles in diameter, larger than Earth's moon. Mars has two moons, Phobos is about 10 miles wide, while Venus Mercury and Pluto have no known moons yet.
A reader submits a coupon to join the 1988 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club addressed to Uncle Ray at The Enterprise High Point North Carolina. The request asks for a Membership Certificate a leaflet on making a Corner Scrapbook and a printed design to paste on the cover.
A Want Ad Page asks which statements are true or false. Parmesan is a wine, Smelt is a heavy beer, Borsch is Swedish, Burgundy is cheese, and Pumpernickel is bread. Determine truth values for each item.
Anne Ashley offers practical home tips on preserving silk garments and cleaning plant leaves. She advises using pure white soap to avoid yellowing, wrapping stored silk in dark blue tissue, and using a milk and warm water rinse for delicate plant leaves. She also suggests kitchen scissors to seed green peppers for stuffing.
A salon style Q and A on place cards subscriptions dances and funeral flowers. It notes that decorated cards are rare except at family celebrations and that bidding farewell to patronesses is nice but not required. It also states flowers at a church funeral are tended by the sexton or the undertaker.
The page presents five Q and A items. 1 asks which Biblical figure sold his birthright for a mess of potage. 2 asks how strawberries got their name. 3 asks which is faster sound or light with answer light. 4 asks how many red blood cells in the body with answer five or six million per cubic millimeter. 5 asks what the Bay of Fundy is noted for with answer very high tides 80 feet or more.
A compact English lesson prompts correct usage and pronunciation. It covers common misuses such as how to phrase transactions and how to pronounce words, plus a vocabulary tip emphasizing daily word mastery with a focus on the word solicitous meaning eager and attentive.
Cleve land Thayer announces chairmen for the Crippled Children's Benefit Ball to be held April 21 in the community gymnasium Asheboro. The event funds orthopedic care for county children with Lew Gogherty and his orchestra providing music and Judy Arden as featured singer.
The note explains Phobos measures about five miles across and orbits Mars in seven hours forty minutes, while Mars days last about 24 hours 37 minutes 22 seconds. It states Phobos is very close to Mars and the other moon is much farther and smaller, ending with a playful line about potential Martian inhabitants.
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