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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1936
Page
7
A fragmented puzzle listing clues for a vertical word grid includes entries such as Mussel and pistol related hints. It references terms like North America and sea engs with assorted numbers and incomplete phrases.
The Post Office announces a special stamp set for Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to mark Lindbergh’s flight anniversary with likely three cent values. First day sales, denominations, and sale locations to be determined. Liberia to issue a permanent series replacing current stamps. Cover counts and mail-in orders described. UNCLE RAY notes and a Parsee New Year item follow.
The piece outlines upcoming holiday week stories and calendar notes including a feature on New Year events and a quirky ancient Egypt fact. It explains rubber hours in daylight division, noting Egypt’s latitude near Florida and varying hour lengths with seasons.
A column presents etiquette questions about dining with a check in view. It advises the man may casually inspect the bill and point out mistakes quietly. It explains how a girl should introduce a beau to her sister and how long to stay during New Year visits, about thirty minutes.
Questions and answers present a quiz style page with five trivia prompts and solutions. It lists United States president who never married as James Buchanan, average dream duration five seconds, Tiny Tim from A Christmas Carol by Dickens, neurology as the study of nerves, and Rhode Island as the smallest state by area at 1,248 square miles.
Officials of the Rose 5 10 and 25 cent Stores Company with 100 stores in five Southern states announce a Christmas bonus for all employees.
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