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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1938
Page
8
The column explores daily word use Gullible and notes on pronunciation and spelling. It ponders long term space events including Saturn like rings around Earth and a future comet danger. It mentions a leaflet offer and a curiosity piece titled Famous Cities of Europe.
A long list of crossword style clues covering birds metals textiles nautical terms and common words. The puzzle includes horizontal and vertical entries with definitions for words such as nest shade trees dye berry note and many others.
Uncle Rays Corner explains why the moon will not fall to Earth anytime soon. He notes the moon's distance averaging 239000 miles with a variable range, a near circular orbit, and a long history of motion. Gravity between Earth and Moon drives tides and subtly affects the moon, but no imminent break up is expected.
A quiz tied to word meanings and origins asks about how many words the average American understands and who said a quote about money. It includes the second largest canning industry business, the study of family history, and the population center location near Linton Indiana in 1930.
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Instructions describe driving plastic wood into caster openings to secure casters before use. Also suggests scalding molds and rubbing with salt to keep butter from sticking and using whole cloves as a moth preventive in stored clothes.
Roberta Lee discusses neighborly first moves in new districts, proper banana dining at table using a fork, and the distinctions between wedding invitations and announcements clarifying presence versus mere notice.
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