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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1938
Page
8
Puzzle lists across and down clues about presidents anatomy geology and geography. It includes terms like First President George Washington bottom fat liquid portion and various vertical entries such as street swimming organ of a fish wedlock and divided.
Uncle Rays Corner tours the engine room guided by engineer Alfred Groves. The space houses furnaces boilers and turbines powering two propellers with 14 foot gear wheels 32 ton turbines and 1700 RPM. It explains fuel shift from coal to oil and the role of steam pressure in driving propulsion.
Buzz Brannigan and four pals boast of a nationwide crime spree as police in four states vow to wipe them out. An extortion plan hides in a Boston want ad promising farm land for wine, guiding hideouts. The gang set a meeting in one New England town, with clues framed as newspaper ads.
Ink stains on a rug are treated by saturating the spot with vinegar and salt, then lifting with a spoon and repeating before rinsing in cold water. A new clothesline should be boiled thirty minutes prior to use to prevent tangling and improve wear. A salt overage in a dish can be absorbed by steaming a flour-dusted cloth over the vessel.
A column by Roberta answers readers on wedding gifts favoring the home, arrival times for late evening events, and theater party sizes. It states gifts should suit the couple’s home, guests may arrive after the start time, and a theater party commonly consists of six or eight people.
The piece lists five quiz questions with answers: weed-caused yearly U S losses about 3 billion dollars. Poor Richard is Benjamin Franklin. doldrums are calms near the equator. the gay science is poetry. Egypt depends on the Nile for rich sediment after floods recede.
Daily vocabulary note teaches usage and pronunciation with examples. It defines invincible and contrasts correct phrases, includes a quote from Channing and a note on travel speeds and the Marvels of the Sky leaflet offer.
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