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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1937
Page
6
A reader tackled a mixed National Banner style word puzzle listing across and down clues. The page shows numbered entries and hints for various words, including geography, objects, and common terms, arranged in a cross or cryptic style typical of puzzles in period newspapers.
A reader questions cereal storage, marble stain removal, and even dyeing. Answers advise transferring cereals to airtight tins or glass containers, avoiding acids on marble and ammonia for stains, and straining dye before tinting to ensure even coverage.
A Dodge coupe owned by Elmo Huffman of Thomasville was badly damaged in a hit and run on West Main Street early Friday. Police say they have a driver clue and expect an arrest soon.
An English youth James Davis in Paris writes about Scotland Yard as the nerve center of England’s police. He notes the Yard’s aging buildings, Sir Philip Game as commissioner, and that orders are executed by uniformed officers and detectives, with a rogues gallery and a black museum of murder tools.
Roberta Lee advises callers to ask to call again if interrupted and to avoid the phrase Let me make you acquainted with when introducing people.
Lesson summary gives guidance on word usage misuses silent letters and pronunciation. It highlights distinctions between big and great and explains common misspellings illicit and elicit. The daily word focus is dissimulation with a biblical quote on hypocrisy and practice.
Questions and answers cover ice cream spending, biblical sun stand still, light-year distance, brain size comparisons, and a European city on piles. Includes items: about $15, Joshua, nearly six trillion miles, elephants and large whales, Amsterdam Holland.
Five questions cover plural forms, etiquette, vehicle safety, Supreme Court justices, and state symbols. Readers are invited to find the answers on the Classified Page.
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