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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1937
Page
8
A crossword style grid clues gods, Roman names, and body parts. Across include Venus related references and terms like autocrat and hour while Down lists various relational and descriptive terms from senior to bare. The puzzle weaves mythic themes with common words and states a thematic answer pattern.
In Cairo, dozens of peddlers sing out to advertise vegetables fruits and wares. The chorus of voices begins at 7 am and runs through noon with a quiet break after lunch. Shoppers haggle, prices often far above or below, as bargaining marks daily commerce.
Q and A about mending broken china use plaster of Paris mixed with egg white as paste. A tip for poaching eggs adds vinegar to water to set the white and prevent spreading. Also a method to clean sealskin fur by rubbing with hot salt to absorb dirt.
A column offers polite caption ideas for mailing Kodak pictures to friends and advises on handling mispronunciations. It also notes etiquette for table settings with one salt and pepper shaker set between each pair of diners.
Answers reveal 46 percent of homes owned and 54 percent rented in the U S. Paper ranks seventh as an industry. America was named for Amerigo Vespucci, the Italian navigator who landed in 1499. Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi. A gallon contains 128 fluid ounces.
A compact language note set by W. L. Gordon on proper usage and pronunciation. It covers common misuses and misspellings, with guidance on words like date versus engagement and gray versus grey. The piece stresses vocabulary building through daily word mastery and defines imperceptible as beyond understanding by the senses.
A mixed row of trivia questions on religion punishment IQ and geology sits beside travel vignettes. The piece recounts scenes of markets in foreign cities with peddlers, donkey carts and oil wagons, ending with a note about a travel leaflet offer and a travel column image.
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