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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1937
Page
6
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Older readers worry that detailing cannons and machine guns might foster war support. The columnist argues knowing war's deadly facts discourages support for the war system and notes World War casualties and postwar aims, like land ownership shifts and reparations to the Allies.
Lesson notes explain common word errors and pronunciations. It highlights misused phrases, spelling confusions, and synonyms. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and defines the word remote as distant in time or space with example usage.
A reader asks how to mend white bath towels using white darning cotton to hide repairs and increase longevity. A tip suggests adding cold tea to stove polish for more luster. Another question recommends turning a chair upside down to paint the underside first for easier handling.
A short Q and A piece presents five questions with concise answers. The right lung is larger. Sir Walter Scott wrote The Lay of the Last Minstrel. one degree of longitude equals four minutes. candlewood is pine or resinous wood split for burning. the largest American rodent is the beaver.
A column on modern etiquette answers questions about greeting at hotel desks and church aisle use for weddings. It also notes Europe’s postwar hunger, Spain’s war losses, and the need to teach children the harsh truths of war. An adminstratrix notice in Guilford County, North Carolina, asks claimants to file by March 20, 1938 and requests payment from all debtors.
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