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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
6
A puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues about Norse gods and common words. Entries include names like Thor and Odin and terms such as sickness fault and darkness, plus tools and body parts across a grid.
Guy Murdoch was found dead in his hotel room after checking in the previous afternoon. A bellhop had delivered a package at 9 p.m. and the room showed only Murdoch’s belongings and a rifled gem case, prompting police to seize the bellhop as a suspect.
A column blends word use notes with curious facts. Accede means to agree and is illustrated by a quote on terms. It mentions 1937 U S lumber consumption, compares to 1930 peak and 1982 low, then shifts to a zoological note on Ceylon elephants and their tasks and parade traditions.
Uncle Rays Corner describes thousands of elephants in Ceylon with tame and wild populations. Elephants sleep standing up and rarely lie down, resting to rise quickly. Old weak elephants lie down signaling imminent death, and there are no genuine white elephants, only ones possibly washed by Barnum.
Reader questions cover seasons sun distance biblical fire dental plates Titanic sinking cause and sugar consumption. Answers confirm winter Earth closer to Sun Elijah 1840 iceberg collision US is the top sugar consumer.
A Q A column by Anne Ashley offers simple home tips. Brush cleaning suggests borax solution or ammonia in water, with frames kept dry and dried by hanging. For greasy dishes, add lemon juice to hot water. To reduce blown starch on windy days, add a pinch of salt to the starch.
Inquiries on a married woman using her maiden name for business and her child, and whether the head of the table serves dishes. The answers note continuity of a née name for business, that wait staff serves dishes at formal meals, and that a debutante party is a popular entertainment in large theatre occasions.
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