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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1938
Page
6
Pitcairn Islanders seek excitement in Auckland and plan to return home after brief work stints. Readers invite joiners to a Scrapbook club via Uncle Ray with stamped self addressed envelopes and membership certificates.
A themed crossword list with clues for across and down entries about opera stars and related terms. Includes clues like present day diva, gibbon, rajah's wife, and various directional hints guiding toward names and common words.
Uncle Rays Corner discusses the Scrapbook club which encourages readers to save stories. The club has hundreds of thousands of young and adult members, with branch clubs in various places and no membership fee. Members share letters about their year in the club.
A reader writes to Uncle Ray at The Enterprise to join the 1088 Uncle Kay Club. The letter asks for a Membership Certificate a leaflet on making a Corner Scrapbook and a printed cover design with self addressed stamped envelope.
Five statements are evaluated for truth. Bismuth is not a city in Syria. An epithelum is not a poem for a bride or bridge room. A squid is not a vernacular term for British currency. Stephen Crane was not a female painter. Pur blind is not a common term for nearly 80.
Since 1924 any Indian born after the law granting citizenship is eligible to become U S president. Garter snakes give birth to living young and do not lay eyes. The longest presidential trip was Franklin D Roosevelt’s South America journey. The sole power to declare war resides in Congress. The Jordan River connects the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea.
The column answers etiquette questions about invitations and visiting cards. It advises third person phrasing for non intimates, five to ten minutes when a second caller arrives, and that sandwiches with tea or coffee suit an afternoon musicale.
Plain instructions advise sewing buttonholes shut before washing to prevent stretching. Tar stains are removable with sweet oil or lard, or alcohol on silk or worsted fabrics. If custard curdles while making, place the pan in ice water and whisk until smooth.
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