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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
10
A list of crossword style clues with various definitions and answers across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes terms for biology, geography, animals, materials, and common descriptors, some with unclear fragments and mixed letters.
Lesson notes discuss pronunciation spelling and usage of sequester and related terms. It cites examples and guidance on expanding vocabulary with daily word focus.
A roundup lists Oakdale and W. O. W. at Oakdale Triangle and Marsh at Air Port Pickett and Tomlinson at High Point high school Commercial League Huntley Jackson and Adams Millis Adams Millis plant No 1 at Pat Brown diamond island. The narrative recounts Captain Cheap and his crew drifting after a voyage with a legend of an Indian guide and the voyage ending in Santiago then England in 1746 with John Byron and the poet Lord Byron as a descendant.
Seventeen crewmen launch two small boats from an island and sail north along the Chilean coast. After rough seas they land on several islets survive on fowl and shellfish. A yawl is sunk in a storm leaving four men behind and one drowned while the barge carries the rest.
The island of Yap in the south Pacific is noted for its gigantic money coins, some over a dozen feet in diameter, shown in an owner’s yard. Their size makes them hard to conceal and risk of loss appears low.
A reader asks how to prevent crepe paper on flower pots from discoloring. The answer recommends applying one or two layers of oiled paper first to avoid staining and unsightly peeling.
Roberta Lee answers questions on wedding gifts based on relationship and affection for the bride. She notes a monogram is the popular ornament for writing paper and says leaving a card at afternoon tea is unnecessary unless you are a stranger.
Answers: Antietam on September 17, 1862, a draw. Shakespeare. about 37 percent. stocks used to confine limbs of a culprit. Omaha.
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