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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
5
Practical holiday roasts for a large meal describe roasting a 6 pound duckling or goose with prune and apple stuffing, salt and pepper, followed by gravy from giblets. Cooking times scale by weight and temperature ranges 450 to 350 degrees F. Side dishes include Brussels sprouts carrots and a green salad.
The text explains that water exists as liquid or ice depending on temperature and that water vapor is invisible as a gas. It notes common knowledge of water’s liquid and solid forms and mentions gas form as unseen.
A guide to hosting a distinctive miniature luncheon during tea time with simple step by step prep. It suggests deviled ham tarts open face cheese sandwiches tiny cream puffs and salted nuts with make ahead pastry tips and quick assembly ideas for a charming English tea feel.
Steam cools and condenses into a cloud of tiny liquid water globules, forming visible mist as it loses energy.
An Raleigh source says bookies acquitted in several North Carolina cities including Salisbury could be convicted of operating a gaming house under common law. Citing State vs Black, experts argue "gaming house" is a public nuisance and inducement to bet on games, with horse racing treated as a game under gambling statutes.
New York reports a brisk business by tourist mating agencies as they pair travelers for car trips to Chicago and west. Fees range from twenty to sixty dollars, covering gas and shared travel costs. Odd stories include planning mishaps with baseball fans, chorus girls, a Dakota teacher, and a Texas law clerk, plus Santa Claus banter at a department store.
The sun’s distance from the earth has been calculated by three distinct methods, yielding identical results in each approach.
In a March 27 observance the Pittsburg Teachers College faculty in Pittsburg Kansas hands out apples to students honoring the 1907 founding.
Astronomers rely on the Sun’s known distance to predict eclipse times. This is just one firm measurement among several related solar distances used in celestial calculations.
A brief note explains water exists as liquid solid and gas. It clarifies that visible clouds labeled steam are actually vapor, an invisible gas phase, not steam.
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