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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
12
A historical crossword style list names a widow of Benjamin Harrison and includes clues like liberate eradicate and various vertical and horizontal entries. The puzzle mixes biographical hints with definitions such as to encounter sea eagle and paid publicity across a broad clue grid.
In a sunken Wager saga a band of sailors and Indians exchange gifts, gather shellfish, and struggle to survive amid illness, with only 90 alive after months. They planned a perilous route through the Strait of Magellan to Brazil as the wreck’s captain balked at the voyage.
A longboat and a cutter set sail with seventy men, twenty stayed behind. The cutter sank in a storm and crew perished, while the longboat anchored at an island where some chose to remain. The survivors reached the River Platte mouth and found a white settlement, with thirty saving their lives and others likely seeking work as sailors near the port. Further fate of the island group and captain remains unknown.
A compact note on vocabulary building highlights correct usage and pronunciation. It defines reciprocal as mutual and stresses daily word mastery with a Shakespearean quote to motivate learners.
A reader asks how to hold hats in a car. The answer suggests tying several spring clothes pins to the bar behind the front seat to hold hats discarded while driving.
A column of quick etiquette rulings on table manners bridesmaid marital rules and debutante reception roles. It clarifies chair placement after rising from a dinner table the rarity of married bridesmaids and that a debutante’s father does not stand in the receiving line.
Raleigh August 12. The North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association directorate adopted a resolution urging a 12 cent loan on cotton. The board recommends the loan through the Commodity Credit Corporation rather than subsidy payments and sent copies to Secretary Wallace and chairmen of the House and Senate Agriculture committees.
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