Elizabethan Courtier Puzzle Answer Grid
A compact clue list presents across and down hints about a Elizabethan courtier theme with terms like Virginia colonists and monarchs. solve to fill grid with related words and cross letters.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1938
Page
6
A compact clue list presents across and down hints about a Elizabethan courtier theme with terms like Virginia colonists and monarchs. solve to fill grid with related words and cross letters.
Uncle Rays Corner explains Easter origins from a German spring goddess Oster and the term Easter month. It notes the movable date based on the first Sunday after the first full moon on or after March 21 and ties the celebration to spring’s renewal in the northern hemisphere.
A reader asks to join the 1988 Uncle Kay Scrapbook Club sending a stamped addressed envelope. They request a Membership Certificate a leaflet on making a Corner Scrapbook and a printed cover design for their scrapbook with name and address.
Edwin L. Rice of Silver Spring Maryland urged creation of a trans continental waterway linking the Missouri and Columbia Rivers to provide passage for the U S fleet during a Senate committee hearing.
A list of word puzzles asks which item in each group does not fit with the rest. Group 1 contrasts tone words like suave bland inept contained deft. Group 2 mixes body parts and bones cornea tibia torso fibula. Group 3 blends linguistic terms and a plant pigment trachee dactyl iambic chlorophyl spondee. Group 4 pairs noisy descriptors and a noun racket clatter noisome deafening. Group 5 presents verbs and a noun fetch secure get detrain hold with a note “Answers on Want Ad Page.”
Reader questions cover violet care, aluminum cleaning, and restoring gloss to sateen dresses. Violets need rich soil and partial shade to bloom, aluminum cleans with ammonia borax solution or warm soapy water plus whiting, and sateen dresses regain gloss with borax in wash water.
The column answers etiquette questions on thanking wedding gifts before the honeymoon, a hostess not obliged to wait for late guests at a luncheon, and the use of visiting cards for regrets. It emphasizes personal stationery for invitations and timely notes of appreciation.
Answers cover tin and lead composition, William Henry Harrison as Old Tip, ad lib meaning at pleasure, Jesus turning water into wine at Cana, and Wall Street spanning six blocks.
A compact educational note set on English usage and word study. It highlights common errors in grammar and spelling, urges vocabulary growth, and offers short historical and linguistic facts including coinage, Easter rules, and a rustic tale of the sun dancing on Easter morning.
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