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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1937
Page
10
Puzzle clue grid features an American actress and a set of cross references. Entries span animals, objects, states, and terms from attire to religion, with entries like Kimono sash and Highest religious state in Buddhism. The theme includes silent film era references and common crossword vocabulary.
The article explores the New England Primer, its teaching methods and illustrations, and outlines colonial life. It notes how children learned letters with pictures, the slow travel era, apprentice paths, and clothing lists for children in Boston, highlighting daily life then.
A compact note teaches proper usage for common words and pronunciation. It defines tenet as an opinion doctrine or belief held true and cites free speech as a core tenet of Americanism.
A quiz style piece presents five questions and answers about World War I entry date US baseball averages Ruth and Gehrig harp symbolism sin and island sizes. The date April 6, 1917 is given for US entry and Ruth .341 Gehrig .343 batting averages. The harp is noted as Ireland’s favorite instrument and Cuba is listed as the largest West Indies island.
Question and answer column offering home guidance. The reader asks about exterminating earthworms in potted plants and preserving sateen shine, with suggestions on sulfur matches and borax usage. A third inquiry covers a quick method for a salad using beans carrots onion or celery.
Roberta Lee answers common etiquette curiosities in a Q and A style. The piece covers proper use of excuse me, crafting bread and butter letters to the appropriate recipient, and the meaning of huitres frites on a menu, noting it translates to fried oysters.
Municipal Court Justice John F. O'Neil aged 60 was stabbed in the back while waiting for a bus to court. He described the assailant as a man wearing a light tan polo coat. The scene and motive remain under police investigation.
Public foreclosure sale conducted by Virginia Trust Company as Trustee for a Deed of Trust recorded in Guilford County. The High Point parcel, bounded by South Main and East Green streets, will be sold at 10 00 a m on Friday April 30 1997 for cash. Attorneys Dalton Turner and Dickson handle the proceedings.
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