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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1938
Page
14
Before the year 1000 a belief spread that the Last Day would arrive, but the year passed without catastrophe. The author notes many similar predictions over time, saying religious leaders and scientists rarely claim an imminent end. The sun’s eventual burnout is cited as a distant but real threat to life on Earth.
Prof J H Means head of the American College of Physicians denounces the American Medical Association as political and policy free beyond stand patism while addressing the New York convention.
Puzzle item lists ask which word in each group does not fit. The page notes that answers appear on the Want Ad Page and involve identifying odd terms across five sets including beauty adjectives, stage terms, adjectives with typos, and place names.
Anne Ashley answers reader questions with practical at home tips. Starch can be mixed with cold tea for dark fabrics and a gelatin solution in water serves as a substitute. For a better yard look grape vines and blackberry bushes along the back fence add beauty and fruit.
A bride elect may thank her shower guests with lunch tea dinner or theater party. It is rude for a man to whistle to attract a girl. At dinner a man should sit beside his fiancée but married couples are usually seated apart.
A short quiz by A C Gordon presents questions about plane parts ocean salinity the first American locomotive the so called fool's gold and polar geography. Answers include over 18000 parts the salt comes from soil and rivers Peter Cooper 1839 and pyrite called fool's gold with the North Pole as the covered by water point.
A column mixes language tips with a cheerful science note about the sun’s vast energy. It covers usage errors and pronunciation while offering a short science quote from Prof. Forest Ray Moulton and a reminder to keep Earth pleasant. It invites readers to request a free illustrated leaflet by mail.
A crossword style clue set references Viscount Ferdinand builder of a canal and its name, plus a wide list of related terms across clues. The puzzle blends historical figures and generic words like harbor, sesame, and backbone, with several undefined entries.
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