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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1939
Page
7
Puzzle titled page from High Point Enterprise shows a crossword with clues about animals foods and letters. Entries reference small animal belongs to e family murmur as a cat cat grass wings indefinite article pique partial fuse advertise ment trust stay above grating hat material sooner than bay window Sanskrit dialect routine study unopened flower fen mesh and more.
Puzzle list filled with clues and numbered hints across many lines. This item presents a vertical puzzle grid with definitions for words such as Spain to shade, and various cross references.
Hollywood spotlight notes cautionary tales from aging stars to the young set. The piece quotes actresses answering reporters with wary restraint about fame routes and personal lives. Brenda Joyce is highlighted as a non glamour target with studio backed restraint.
Captain Dawson hunts a killer among the Benthorne circle after a second murder at the estate. Suspects include Helen Benthorne Ava Johnson Alston and Douglas as the investigation narrows on who fired from the upper stairs while others were upstairs or unseen. Witnesses recount alibis, endings hinge on a hidden motive and a single shot.
A reader puzzle lists World War I nations and asks to label each as allied or central power. Instructions show placing A after allies and C P after central powers for Russia Bulgaria France Italy United States British Empire Germany Serbia Greece Montenegro Austro Hungary Belgium Japan Turkey Romania Portugal.
A home remedy mixes lemon juice ginger and soda to foam the oil into tiny particles. Drink while effervescing to mask the taste.
The article explains acute and chronic kidney inflammation, including Brights disease, its stages, and effects on blood pressure and edema. It stresses early detection through urine tests and blood changes, regular exams, hypertension control, infection prevention, and diet management. Next topic is brain hemorrhage.
The piece argues audiences prefer relatable looks over heavy makeup with stars like Jane Bryan Lana Turner and others cited. It contrasts these fresh faces with iconic actresses and notes that realism enhances appeal in modern cities. It also mentions male stars Jimmy Stewart Henry Fonda John Garfield Spencer Tracy Jimmy Cagney and Paul Muni as authentic in appearance contributing to their success.
A rapid montage shows how Americans spend on dining and travel, housewives bake massively, pretzel bending rises from hand to machine, Canada imports 175 dollars of UK farm goods each minute, sea gulls flap, and Japan, Russia, and Finland race in oil and metal production per minute.
This item presents a quiz with questions and answers on citizenship retailing and world cities. It lists answers including yes John Wanamaker 1838 dollars 100 and the trio London Paris Berlin with brief explanations.
A host should not apologize for small home or table flaws as a guest will ignore them. For Christmas visits a large candy or fruit gift for the family and small gifts for children suffice. When food is asked, state a preference rather than any option. Frameless motor cars in Europe are about two percent lighter, cost slightly more, and are more rigid.
A list notes baby rompers made from crinkled crepe that wash easily without ironing and come in various colors and designs. A user asks how to brighten a discolored aluminum pan and is advised to boil a cut stalk of rhubarb in it to restore brightness.
A compact language note on correct phrases and common mistakes. It covers back of the house versus behind the house, Mobile pronunciation, and a daily word regimen with usage examples. Emphasizes accuracy and expanding vocabulary through focused word practice.
Uncle Ray recounts Charles Dickens upbringing from Portsmouth to London, detailing his father's imprisonment, Charles working at a blacking factory for six shillings a week, and life in a lodging house. The piece notes a young Bob Fagin as a factory peer and hints at future Oliver Twist links. Tomorrow promises more on Dickens.
McKenny on Bridge reviews the Vanderbilt System noting that a double rise from one to three spades or a jump to four spades signals strength but not slam potential. He analyzes example hands to show how opening bids constrain future play and how to count tricks for correct bidding decisions.
Dan Keech killed a deer by pouncing and using a knife but faced a $250 fine, $150 remitted, for illegal game. In Syracuse, William E. Michael welcomed a daughter as diapers parachuted from a plane over the city. In Decatur, Gus Taylor was arrested and fined $25 for maliciously kicking a mule.
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