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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1937
Page
8
In 1360 work began on a building with a chamber beneath an altar housing a silver casket said to contain St. Carlo. A glass case displays an archbishop figure with white gloves, rings, and a jeweled crown encircling the skull. Travel note invites the Famous Cities of Europe leaflet. Tomorrow Florence.
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues. Answers include ruler of Japan and related terms, with many technical words such as enamel, membranous, and preposition. The grid combines vocabulary from anatomy geography and linguistics across multiple rows and columns.
A reporter notes Italy after crossing the border sees Mussolini urging readiness for war and a boy dressed as a soldier. The piece discusses Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper and Milan’s Cathedral, detailing its size and height and noting copies versus the original.
A reader asks for a hair tonic to prevent loss and graying. The advice suggests a quart of strong sage tea with salt, used thrice weekly on the scalp. Another reader seeks glassware care tips, advised to avoid very hot water and insert items edgewise. A cork sealing tip recommends soaking cork in oil before use.
Question and answer column on social manners. A woman should not tolerate chronic lateness. if a man arrives late, she should leave after 15 minutes without a message. Engraved Christmas cards carry less sentiment than personally signed ones. A woman may introduce herself at a banquet by saying I am Mrs Walter Brown.
A short English lesson discusses misused words and pronunciation. It defines character versus reputation, explains perquisites as benefits beyond salary, and urges daily vocabulary growth with a motto about mastering one word.
The article lists five questions and answers: 1. one-fourth women to men. 2. Benjamin Franklin. 3. about one half. 4. domesticated bees are not a separate kind. 5. Texas was once independent before statehood.
A set of five brain teaser questions on time by bells on a ship, German advances toward Paris in WWI, relative distances to Manila from San Francisco and Seattle, collective nouns for rabbits, and simple interest for a $100 one day loan at 8 percent.
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