Noted Industrialist
Puzzle solution list from a historical page includes clues and answers for horizontal and vertical entries spanning biology geography and objects. It mentions notable figures and terms like bronze English coin public storehouse and heavenly bodies among others.
Lessons In English Daily Vocab Note
A reader column lists common misuses and pronunciation tips for English learners. It notes terms like complected vs complected usage, bury pronunciation, and correct spellings such as disappoint. The piece urges vocabulary growth and presents today’s word immutable as a model.
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United States
Greenland the Mother of Icebergs and its glaciers
An Uncle Ray column describes Greenland as Denmark’s colony with a sparse population mainly Eskimo. It notes coastal flora and fauna, the eiderdown trade, and the birth of an iceberg from a valley glacier in a fjord, outlining continual ice calving and drift toward the Atlantic.
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Australia
Greenland
Ontario
Manitoba
North America
Denmark
Greeland
Atlantic
How Can I Care for Rubber Plants and More
Question and answer column covers rubber plant care with monthly sulphate ammonia, abundant water needs, and wet soil. It also offers a tip to butter casserole interiors to ease cleaning after baking and suggests bluing water plus sun for whitening yellowed clothes.
Look and Learn by A. Gordon
A quiz segment lists five questions with concise answers: 1 George Washington refused pay then accepted expenses. 2 The sun’s diameter is about 866 300 miles. 3 Cocoa comes from the cocoa bean refined as chocolate. 4 Lake Huron is the second largest Great Lake. 5 The oath is administered by the chief justice of the U S Supreme Court.
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U. S
Great Lakes
George Washington
Lake Huron
U. S. Supreme Court
Modern Etiquette Advice for Engaged Couples
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on parental inquiry into a fiancé's finances health and status. The piece stresses that a father may inquire, that listening matters for friendship, and proper theater etiquette with an usher guiding the sequence of exits with a man and his date.
Rand Held On Labor Charge In Strikebreaking Case
James H. Rand Jr president of Remington Rand Inc and Roy Bergoff were indicted by a federal grand jury for violating the Sherman act by bringing strike breakers from New York into Connecticut during a Middletown plant strike Rand welcomed trial to expose labor racketeers and the case centers on interstate transportation intended to disrupt lawful strike activity.
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New Haven, Conn
James H. Rand, Jr
Remington Rand, Inc
Rand
Pear
Bergoff
Rand and
Conncticut
New York
Remington Rand
Middletown
Administrator's Notice for Mary Ann Swicegood Estate
O B Swicegood appointed administrator of Mary Ann Swicegood’s estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Claims must be verified and presented in Thomasville by April 14 1938 or be barred. Debts owed should be paid promptly. Attorney D A Troutman listed for Thomasville New York contact.
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Mary Ann Bwicegood
Guilford County
North Carolina
Thomasville
N. C
O. B. Swicegood
Admr
Mary Ann Swicegood
A. Troutman
Atty
N. Y
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