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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1937
Page
6
A compact puzzle themed around Quaker figures and related terms. Clues span actions, places, and objects with a mix of historical figures and common nouns.
Uncle Ray narrates a Grizzly Adams tale from the Sierra Nevada about seventy years ago. Adams, owner of a bear named Benjamin Franklin, was attacked by a mother grizzly while his dog Rambler and Ben fought to defend him. Adams retrieved his rifle and escaped as the bear struck Ben.
Question and answer guidance on proper telephone greetings and street interactions. It suggests a maid should say only hello and await identification and that a man should speak briefly or walk with a woman if a longer conversation is desired. The piece ends with a curt remark about serving cream with demi tasse.
Names a series segment titled Lessons In English by W L Gordon. Discusses common word usage and pronunciation examples. Highlights words like invincible and derelict with notes on pronunciation and usage. Includes a model quote from Seneca and a call to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Practical Q and A style guidance covers encouraging a new canary to sing after relocation and offers simple care tips. Includes advice on patience for birds, post use cleaning, and shoe care to prevent cracking when damp.
Answers reveal a quiz with questions on anatomy religion and geography. Items include face bones fourteen Ishmael bat classification animal island of Palermo Sicily and a definition for bog as wet spongy ground of decayed vegetation.
Examiner J. C. Kemp of the Federal Labor Relations Board said a report on the Nobel Knitting Company case will be ready in a few weeks. The American Federation of Hosiery Workers charges six employees were dismissed for joining the union. Company officials deny the charge, citing inefficiency and rule violations.
Berkeley reader reports a Pekingese owned by Mrs Constance Tsakiris that had a curly tail, as the dog jumped into a washing machine and caught its tail in the wringer. The pope’s tail was de-curled but unbroken.
Adams survived a deadly encounter when Ben the tame grizzly fought a wild bear, allowing Adams to retreat to camp with wounds to scalp and neck. He dressed Ben’s injuries and later traveled. Rambler’s fate unclear as Adams and his famous tame grizzlies lived in California.
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