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A dense crossword style entry lists clues and answers surrounding a famed boxing figure. Phrases hint at a historical heavyweight champion and related terms, including biographical cues and timelines.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1938
Page
8
A dense crossword style entry lists clues and answers surrounding a famed boxing figure. Phrases hint at a historical heavyweight champion and related terms, including biographical cues and timelines.
The article explains public fear of comets in the past and how modern astronomy has revealed their nature. It highlights Halley’s Comet seen in 1910, its harmless passage, and the scheduled return in 1986. It notes about 1,000 recorded comet visits and ranges in comet head sizes from under 10,000 miles to about 1,000,000 miles.
Modern etiquette guidance covers who leads into a restaurant when no waiter is present and how a woman should dress for an afternoon call. It warns against slang like okay or all righty and emphasizes plain street dress for such visits.
A magazine page quiz presents questions on space of one million dollars in bills and the Grand Canyon dimensions. It lists answers: 35 cubic feet. Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. coup de grace meaning finishing stroke. 217 miles long, 4 to 18 miles across, about one mile deep. Kaiserblume cornflower.
A column presents English usage notes by W. L. Cordon with misused words and pronunciation tips. It then shifts to astronomy lore describing comets nuclei tails and meteors, noting measurements and mass comparisons, ending with a note about a leaflet on Famous Music Masters and a teaser about Vega.
William Ferguson describes Baghdad storks placing nests on sloped mosque roofs. They hang the nests from the three balls atop domes and use glutinous saliva to affix the nests to glazed tiles.
Cranium Crackers presents five word groups asking which item does not belong in each. Each set blends related and unrelated terms. the odd one out varies by meaning, form, or usage. The answer is promised on the Want Ad page.
A reader column by Anne Ashley answers common home questions. It explains a paint remover recipe using sal soda and hot water, a pie crust improvement with egg yolk and water plus baking powder, and a method to brighten bone-handled cutlery using hydrogen peroxide on a cloth.
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