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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1945
Page
12
A grid of crossword style clues lists across and down entries with definitions for many common words. The set includes phrases like voluntary transgression of duty and avow alongside geographic and object terms, suggesting a large general vocabulary puzzle.
The article attributes high blood pressure to a mix of genetic and psychosomatic factors. It cites Dr. A Morris Ginsberg noting family tendency and nervous- mechanism signs in certain types, with emphasis on mental state. Treatment hinges on Relaxation, Reassurance, and Readjustment to reduce worry and strain.
Bowling Green Ohio scientist Dr Edwin Moseley uses a 90.4 year cycle tied to tree rings to predict heavier spring rainfall and wetter fall 1946 in Ohio Kentucky Illinois and Wisconsin while drought risks recede elsewhere. He notes tree ring width depends on soil sunlight and fires alongside rainfall.
Questions ask who met the pie man and identify lines from the nursery poem A Pleasant Ship. It also queries the four and twenty sailors and what the fine lady on a white horse wore on her fingers and toes. A wisdom quote, etiquette hint, and a horoscope note follow.
Simple Simon appears as a nursery figure referenced amid a riddle style list of lines and numbers. The second item mentions twenty four white mice with chains around their necks and the third item is bells.
Ankara reports the late Turkish president Ataturk will be entombed near an 2800 year old burial site. Archaeologists uncover an ancient king’s grave beneath an earthen mound with eight ornamented jugs containing ashes and artifacts including a gold plated belt and ceremonial darts found among crumbling relics.
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