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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
14
Crossword clues list for Horizontal and Vertical entries referencing aviatrix, various words, and wordplay across a themed puzzle. Includes definitions for 1y boy and other compact terms, plus a note on an adventurous answer about a trans-Pacific hop.
Uncle Ray notes Alaska’s vast forests yielding about 45 million board feet yearly and diverse flora from spruces to moss. He cites a population around 60,000 with Juneau as capital housing 4,043 people and Nome as the leading town.
Cancer, one of the oldest diseases, is curable but delays in treatment make it a leading cause of death in the United States. It is not contagious, not caused by a germ, and cannot be transmitted directly from parent to offspring.
Sitka in southeastern Alaska contrasts Nome with a milder climate due to ocean currents. Once the territorial capital until 1912 it thrives as a lumber and salmon cannery center. Founded over a century ago it was originally Archangel in the Russian empire with a notable Russian style church.
A quiz item presents five questions on civic knowledge and literature with sample answers. It lists the term of the Speaker, author Rudyard Kipling, annual U S cigarette consumption, Earth's nearest celestial neighbor, and Italy's largest city Naples.
A reader asks about dress fittings and safety pins. The answer suggests using small safety pins instead of ordinary pins to prevent slipping during fitting.
An etiquette column answers questions on cultivating taste in vocabulary through reading, extending formal invitations by phone, and debutante dress norms. It notes the University of Edinburgh’s 1582 founding by James VI and briefly explains comets as semi solid bodies with long tails entering from distant space and visible briefly.
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