Queen of the Nile Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A vintage word puzzle listing correspondences for famous figures and objects across and down. It pairs queens, deities, animals, tools, and common terms with numbered slots to fill the grid.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
10
A vintage word puzzle listing correspondences for famous figures and objects across and down. It pairs queens, deities, animals, tools, and common terms with numbered slots to fill the grid.
In Ceylon people turn coconuts into bowls rope mats brooms nets and rafters. A tree bears 3 to 80 nuts yearly with record trees at 150 to 200. The annual coconut output nears 2 billion, wholesale value about 15 dollars per thousand. Oil is pressed by bullocks and a pestle in traditional methods. Colombo and other cities.
A collection of English usage notes and vocabulary tips includes misused words mispronunciations and spelling corrections. It presents examples on ornate coconut products like copra and describes coconut derived foods and practices such as toddy plates and coconut leaf utensils, plus a travel section reminder about a Seven Wonders leaflet.
Marvin Hopkins is killed in a first floor hallway after collecting rent at a four story tenement. Fingered suspect Fingers Albert denies the charge, claiming an ironclad alibi, while police assemble evidence from the scene and suspect's proximity. The headline teases a solvable mystery and a classified page solution.
A short Q and A piece lists facts: rayon made from cellulose, Manhattan Island as a valuable U S island, about 2 000 000 deer in the United States, trade winds as ocean winds near the Torrid Zone, French Guiana as the official language country for French in South America.
Practical advice from Anne Ashley covers preserving silver by olive oil and linen, stopping a cut from bleeding with flour or ground rice, and removing odors from dish towels by soaking in hot water with a touch of ammonia.
Roberta presents etiquette guidance for a single woman hosted by a married couple to return courtesy with a hotel or restaurant dinner. It advises issuing wedding invitations in a surviving sibling’s name when both parents are dead and cites ten o clock as the usual ball invitation hour.
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