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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1937
Page
8
The clue grid lists multiple across and down entries with definitions and numbers. It includes references to an “Epilepsy symptom,” “Desert fruits,” “Grape refuse,” a famed vocalist described as having a rich voice, and a historical AFL mention.
Lesson notes discuss correct usage and pronunciation of words. It covers common misuses and mispronunciations with examples and a daily vocabulary focus on contrition and repentance.
The story recounts James Adams known as Grizzly Adams a famed hunter and bear tamer. It traces his life from New England animal training to moving west to St Louis then California as a Forty Niner trapping and supplying animals for shows and his encounters with elk in the Sierra Nevada including a close dangerous exchange.
Roberta Leo offers quick etiquette answers. Mouthfuls should be small enough to talk if asked a question. Beach etiquette has few rules and dress rules are sparse. Inner wedding envelopes should be addressed with the couple's names only.
Mrs Aurelia R Miller 75 widow of Karris Miller died at 806 Blair Street after a long illness. Born March 24 1862 in Randolph County she was a member of Pleasant Hill M E B Church. Survived by six daughters five sons 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Hill church Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev W R Jenkins and Rev A C Kennedy officiating. interment in church cemetery.
A reader asks how to improvise emergency clothes hangers at a summer cottage. Roll and tightly tie a newspaper then attach a string to hang it, providing a satisfactory emergency hanger solution.
The questions cover presidential succession after Washington, color and noise as a word, U S golf players, minting locations without mint marks, and pencil signatures. Answers: John Adams, Hue, about 3 000 000, Philadelphia first mint established 1793, and yes signatures are legal when written in lead pencil.
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