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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1938
Page
8
A crossword style list with numbered across and down clues. The grid references a eighteenth century writer and related terms including Regrets Upon Made into fabric Rodent and more, alongside clues about geography and measurements.
Uncle Ray recalls the cobra as a deadly snake causing many deaths in India and parts of Africa. He notes its stealthy strike, climbing ability, and tree roosts while highlighting the mongoose as a fearless foe that fights the cobra head on with raised neck and hiss.
Insects use antennae made of delicate hairlike projections highly sensitive to vibrations. The structure varies among species, yet most antennae enable insects to attract others from considerable distances through sensing environmental cues.
The page presents questions and answers about bee sound mythic love Narcissus Chicago fire value at $200000000 straw used in hats and largest Mississippi tributary by discharge. Answers: bees hum from wing vibration. Narcissus. Chicago fire value $200 million. wheat straw. Ohio River.
A page of language notes and lore includes misused words mispronunciations and a daily word study. It also reports Miss Firwen Morris journeying 6000 miles to Capetown for marriage and notes about postmen in Paris abandoning wheelbarrows for small cars. The article discusses the mongoose as a predator and its history with Jamaica sugar plantations, as well as a teaser for tomorrow's topic carrion-eating birds.
A listing of five true false science and history prompts asks if items include Admiral Horthy as Regent of Hungary and if Pearl White is a fiction writer while noting Miguel Covarrubias as a musician and defining winch as a hoisting drum device and equating hallucination with a delusion.
Practical Home Q and A from ANNE ASHLEY offers methods for writing on celluloid using chalk dusting then wiping, removing bluing with ammonia or kerosene wash, and reviving stiff lemons by pouring boiling water over them and letting stand briefly.
A syndicated etiquette column answers questions about inviting distant relatives to weddings, proper orange eating at table and whether a hostess should extend a greeting hand. The guidance emphasizes inclusion, peeling and sharing oranges, and polite introductions.
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