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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1937

Page

10

Abel the Norwegian genius shaped modern algebra

IGH school students fret over their problems in algebra unaware of the debt they owe to Niels Henrik Abel born in Findoe Norway in 1802. He clarified fundamental algebraic equations and showed advanced methods needed for complex problems. Died aged 27 his work influenced terms and volumes issued by Norway after death. Stamp set in 1929 marked anniversary.

IGH Niels Henrik Abel Findoe Norway Abel University of Christiania Berlin Paris Christiania NEA Service, Inc

Patriotic Author Puzzle Clue List Reveals The Flame Of Life

A fragmented crossword style puzzle fills a page with clues across vertical and horizontal entries. The mixed hints reference writers, poems, animals, objects, and common terms, inviting readers to solve the interlinked wordplay.

Alaska Facts From Uncle Rays Corner

Uncle Rays Corner surveys Alaska from the Aleutians to the Yukon, noting its high Mt McKinley, glaciers, and diverse fauna. It covers bears foxes moose caribou and fur animals, reindeer brought from Siberia, and northern mosquitoes encountered by travelers in summer.

Alaska British Columbia Aleutian Islands Pacific Asia Bering Strait Russian Siberia North America Mt. McKinley Yukon River Cook's Inlet Hudson Stuck McKinley Siberia

Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee

A reader asks about proper manners on streetcars and buses and dining norms. The columnist answers that a man should stand with his companion if no seat is available, desserts are typically forked though spoons may appear, and a traveling woman should be registered as Miss or Mrs. when checking into a hotel.

How Can I Digest Cocoa and Clean Leather

How can I make cocoa more digestible by cooling it removing fat globules and reheating. How to remove finger marks from a patent leather bag with milk and soft cloth polish. Copper wire is best for hanging pictures lasting against rust moths and years.

Lessons in English by W L Gordon

Daily English guide highlighting common usage errors and pronunciation notes. It explains preferred forms for phrases like I am sure he is home versus at home, notes on misspellings, and a method to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The day’s term is intuitively understood through instinctive knowledge.

Bishop Butler

Riddles and puzzles from the Funmaker leaflet

The page offers five answers to common riddles including an eastbound ship lighter due to earth rotation. Cleopatra is named, stationery and stationary differ, macaroni is wheat flour, and the United States is cited as leading moneylender. A request for the Funmaker leaflet accompanies the note from Uncle Ray.

United States Funmaker Uncle Ray

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