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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
26
Puzzle page blends a Danish word charade with a historic American patriot’s biography. It includes a rebus revealing four Danish cities and a cryptic exchange of clues about wordplay and perplexing Danish themes.
A reader aged 12 asks Captain Hal about a younger sister who meddles in her clothes and friends. The guidance urges treating her as a friend, sharing space, inviting her friends for cookies, and staying friendly. The letter also notes a 9 year old girl from Pleasant Center School, and a separate pen pal inquiry from a 17 year old who mentions making bells from lids and hanging them on a tree.
A vintage reader presents a Q and A style list with questions about historical figures from the Western Hemisphere and a Christmas gift puzzle. Included are lines about Elaine G. Rheaume seeking pen pals, age thirteen to fourteen, and letters from readers.
Teddy Bar discovers a gleaming fountain pen in the grass beside the walk. He tests it and finds the nib works well, noting its alumimum lightness and ornate engravings. Willy Spencer asks to buy it, impressed by its apparent perfection as they sit at Fountain Park.
Teddy and Willy discover a carved magic pen that writes only truth. Willy tests it by attempting false equations but ink fails until ink is replenished, revealing the pen’s limits. They decide not to sell, acknowledging the ink’s role.
A collection of word puzzles and trivia items including DIAMOND and BLUEBONNET themed CHARADES RIDDLES about wigs rash leaves and balls. It lists DANISH CITIES MIX-UPS FAMOUS AMERICANS and JUMBLED GIFTS with associated items and answers.
The Saguaro, a giant cactus of the southwestern deserts, grows up to 50 feet tall and 10 tons in weight, living to about 200 years. It stores vast water in its expandable trunk and branches, with a shallow root system reaching 65 feet, and seals injuries with milky sap. Its waxy surface reduces evaporation, it blooms white night flowers, and its fruit first turns purple then red, feeding desert birds and peoples.
The piece cites Billy and Bob on using humor to ease test anxiety. Abraham Lincoln and an actress illustrate smiles relieving tension. Readers are urged to keep humor ready, finding it in stories songs or sharing a laugh to ease fear before difficult work.
Food From Far Away notes over 100 tropical fruits now established in Florida and California. Avocados and mangos are highlighted for home growing and new varieties promise cheaper, tastier fruit as quick freezing expands distribution.
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