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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1937
Page
10
A reader friendly word puzzle list featuring across and down clues. The activity presents definitions for terms ranging from gemstones to animals and abstract concepts. Answers may include common nouns and proper names aligned to the clues and grid layout.
Uncle Ray explains ancient Athens valued education for boys starting at seven with three teachers for reading writing music poetry and sports while girls stayed home learning household arts and homemaking. In Rome girls could attend school but it was less common.
A compact guide on word usage and pronunciation with practical tips. It covers earnings wording, common mispronunciations like avoirdupois, frequent misspellings such as suffrage, and synonyms for kinship. Includes a daily word study urging mastering one term to expand vocabulary.
Cotton futures opened barely steady with May at 13.10 and July around 13.08 after early losses linked to weak Liverpool cables and liquidation. Prices fell 16 to 20 points soon after, while July slid from 13.13 to 13.06 before a partial rebound.
Answers question set from Look and Learn by A Gordon. Population estimate cited as 127,621,000 in July 1935. Margaret Mitchells Gone With the Wind title origin from the poem Cynara. War against U S declared once in 1801 by the Dey of Tripoli. Dog smells doggey from eating too much meat. First U S printing office established in Cambridge Massachusetts.
A reader asks how to mend a broken tail candle by sealing with wax from a similar candle. Another inquiry asks how to prevent rug slipping on polished floors using an oil cloth underlay. A third asks how to whiten boiled rice with lemon juice for paler color and better flavor.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions in a modern column. A busy hostess with no help should have guests tidy their rooms and make beds. Using bread or a finger to push morsels shows ill breeding or ignorance. The greeting pleased to meet you is not wrong but overused and hackneyed.
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