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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
8
In a Denmark themed puzzle the artist notes two words and a letter spell DENMARK. It clues a crossword with entries such as Italian river and Babylonian deity. Denmark is a KINGDOM. its center forms a diamond with the second word as “point” and others as “fork prongs,” “feet,” and “sun.”
A 18th century patriot born June 6 1755 in Coventry Connecticut Yale alumnus enlisted in 1775 rose to captain after serving as a covert operative he was captured by Howe and executed September 22 1776 his last words proclaimed he valued his country over life.
Readers share letters seeking pen pals and guidance. A 12 year old advises siblings to treat younger sisters as friends, share space, host gatherings, and show courtesy. Other letters list ages, locations, hobbies, and a wish to exchange letters across the United States for friendship and cultural exchange.
A quiz lists 15 questions about historic figures in the Western Hemisphere including who married the first US president, liberators of South America, and first navigators. It also has a second section with 18 scrambled gift names to decipher for Christmas, with clues indicating girls or boys gifts.
Teddy finds a light aluminum fountain pen with ornate engravings and discovers it writes perfectly. He and Willy test it. the pen seems magical, writing truths and resisting falsehoods. They borrow ink to continue testing, amazed by the pen’s odd powers and potential uses.
A collage of quiz items and answers including DIAMOND puzzle, Nathan Hale, Bluebonnet charade, multiple riddles with wordplay, a coded message about the Kattegat, Danish cities, Faroe Islands and Greenland, famous Americans list, Teddy Jumbled Gifts and assorted misprints.
The Saguaro stands as a giant cactus in the southwestern deserts, reaching up to 50 feet tall and 10 tons in weight. It stores vast water in expandable trunks and ribs, withstands four years without rain, seals injuries with milky sap, and supports bird life by lining nest holes. Its waxy surface reduces evaporation, and its night blooming white flowers become Arizona’s state emblem with red fruit enjoyed by birds and desert peoples.
A dialogue on how laughter eases exam anxiety and daily tension. Bob notes laughing before answering helps ideas flow, Lincoln used humor at tense cabinet meetings, and an actress recalls smiling at everyone. The piece urges keeping humor and lightness ready to relieve fear and loneliness.
Food from distant regions highlights more than 100 tropical fruits now grown in Florida and California. Avocado leads imports with 60 million pounds sold, while mangoes, Barbados Cherry, Litchi, Gauava, papaya and sapodilla show strong promise. The article notes improvements in freezing and shipping and lists viele familiar and obscure fruits expanding U.S. grocery aisles.
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