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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1939
Page
8
A crossword style puzzle lists numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries about football, names, and related terms. The grid references include various short answers like Parrot ordinary consumed math and more, with clues indicating wordplay and cross fittings.
Producer Winfield Sheehan develops Florian the Emperor's Stallion into a film at His Hidden Valley ranch thirty five miles from Hollywood. Lipizzan stock from Lipizza and Vienna is used along with staged Lipizzan and Spanish Riding School settings. Robert Young and Helen Gilbert star as principals with Irma Baronova performing ballet elements.
Five suspects in the Benthorne murders are questioned by Captain Dawson as Douglas comes under pressure. Ava confesses a love for John Douglas and asserts his innocence while Dawson weighs evidence, footprints, a gun, and parraffin tests in a tense study. The cliffhanger continues.
Denmark claims its Royal Standard is the oldest national flag. War disrupts fishing and transport in the Netherlands. Bombay adds yellow herringbone lines to new pedestrian crossings.
The article notes brain hemorrhage as a major death cause tied to high blood pressure and arterial hardening. In 1937 there were 99,577 deaths from brain hemorrhage or paralysis, with higher mortality after age 60. Prevention centers on blood pressure control and stress avoidance. immediate bed rest and medical care advised after a stroke.
A rapid-fire collection notes that Soviet Russia buys U S chemicals and metals at $375 per minute while Belgium and Luxembourg import linseed oilcake, Denmark makes millions of cigarettes and cigars, Guba ships tomatoes, U S drivers face steep fines, office cleaning costs surge, and Danish lotteries net a dollar per minute.
On a green pasture, performers and a Lipizzan stallion named Florian rehearse a movie shot. Marin calls "Action" but clouds break repeatedly, halting the take while Miss Gilbert adjusts in a sidesaddle and Young cues the horse with a whip.
A secretary should never discuss her employer's affairs outside work. It is wise to reserve hotel choices in advance for vacations with prompt replies requested. Jelly is eaten with a fork on the dinner plate. A vocabulary note highlights intuition as quick insight without conscious reasoning with an example.
A brief guide presenting common word usage and pronunciation tips. It urges correct forms such as Have you ever seen Niagara Falls instead of Did you ever see and clarifies pronunciation of terms like chiropodist. The aim is to improve clarity and accuracy in everyday speech.
Charles Dickens faced debt prison era dangers as a boy when his father went to jail for debt. He worked in a blacking factory, attended Wellington House Academy, and later became a shorthand reporter for Parliament through the True Sun earning 35 a week. Tomorrow: Dickens As An Author.
McKenney explains that a minimum overcall in a non club response gives the opener freedom to pass and that rebids are voluntary to show extra values or hinder opponents. He cites examples from the Vanderbilt system where jump takeouts differ from other systems and outlines a sample sequence ending with four diamonds and four spades before a final decision by North.
A clipped copyright notice warns against reproduction of Esquire content distributed by Esquire Features in 1939. The brief emphasizes legal protection and distribution limitations for the magazine material.
Questions and answers cover historical trivia including Judas pieces of silver value about $20, first U S president John Adams, rouge name origin from French for red, Russia’s Catherine the Great, and Toronto on Lake Ontario.
Practical household tips on saving soap scraps by combining them in a soap shaker. Advice on preventing curdling when mixing tomatoes with hot milk by adding a pinch of soda before combining. Instructions for cleaning jars and jugs with lime water when soap and water fail, noting its use for milk and nursing bottles.
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