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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1938
Page
6
A compact set of crossword style clues explores pioneers of aviation and related terms. The grid references notable figures such as the airplane inventor and the first flight era, with a mix of nouns, verbs, and descriptive terms spanning technology, geography, and science.
The observer describes entering a Hindu temple barefoot with stocking feet and viewing painted wooden images of Siva and his sons, a wooden sacred peacock, and a wooden bull. Stone lion heads adorn walls and ceilings, noted as sacred to Siva's offspring while Brahma and Vishnu were previously highly regarded.
Butch Finnegan a 200 pound racketeer, sentenced to hospital for the criminally insane, attacked a physician during rounds and fled in a hospital gown. A guard near the elevator raised the alarm, halting his escape as readers are invited to answer how the guard knew the white clad figure was not a doctor.
A question and answer column offers tips to prevent colds through diet sleep hygiene and proper breathing and to clean ring settings by brushing with warm soapy water. It also provides a pineapple cake filling recipe with pineapple sugar and lemon juice.
Roberta Lee answers readers questions on returning heirlooms to donors after divorce, choosing between home and outdoor christenings by faith, and whether to acknowledge a formal tea invitation marked with R. I. Dp. initials.
Questions cover obstetrics, Paradise Lost author John Milton, mongoose use in India against snakes, Islamic scriptures the Koran, and Switzerland's capital Berne. Answers: childbirth, Milton, to guard against snakes, the Koran, Berne.
A short English lesson featuring word usage tips on almost all, mispronunciations such as roque fort, and common misspellings numbskull. plus vocabulary building urging daily word mastery with the term affront defined as a deliberately offensive act or word attributed to Addi son.
An observer describes a temple honoring Siva and his wife noting the edifice name meaning Temple of Siva's Wife and Her Husband. A veil obscures the central altar lit by a coconut lamp while visitors mainly come in dawn and late afternoon. A yard shrine shows an elephant-faced god image.
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