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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
10
The puzzle lists clues for a crossword style page with a theme around opera stars and general terms. The grid includes references to gods, fabrics, anatomy, and music related terms, with several across and down entries such as God of war, level tracts, and various descriptors. The puzzle blends entertainment and language hints in a vintage newspaper style.
Uncle Ray explains Buddha's enlightenment under the bodhi tree as the light of truth and outlines the path to Nirvana including right faith, truthful speech, honest living, and deep contemplation. He notes Buddha's life, spread of Buddhism to India Burma Ceylon China and Japan, and the vast temple heritage and relics. The article cites estimates of Buddhists worldwide and promotes a leaflet titled Seven Wonders of the World.
A facet of etiquette discusses serving supper at a subscription ball and affirms music and decorations as part of the event. It states calling cards should have no decorations, and that the woman proceeds down a line before her escort.
Answers include 3654 bones in the human body and Samuel Pepys diary. Islam defined as the religion of Muslims. The largest flying birds are the California condor with a wingspan of 8 to 9 feet and weight 45 to 60 pounds. About twenty percent is the share of U S foreign commerce handled at New York.
Charles R. Hook aged 57 of Middletown Ohio recently elected head of the National Association of Manufacturers. He started in the steel trade as an office boy in 1889 and has risen to president of the American Rolling Mill Co with a dozen directorships.
The article describes federal agents tracking a counterfeit gang the Zang and intercepting a weekly distributor note. The coded message read Find a crime in clergymen, leading to the arrest of the week’s designated distributor. The name of the arrested counterfeiter is not provided in the visible text.
Simple domestic tips cover dust control during sweeping with tea leaves sprinkled on the floor. Silk lamp shades respond to lukewarm soapsuds and a soft brush, handled gently. A cocoa tip suggests adding one vanilla drop per cup for extra flavor.
Lessons in English by L Gordon discusses usage and pronunciation tips. It highlights common errors such as saying I am going to go now and mispronouncing coma tose. It defines calumny as a false and malicious accusation and urges daily vocabulary growth.
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