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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1938
Page
8
A mixed puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues about Roman sites and terms. Entries include amphi theater ruins in Rome, star shaped flower, Malt conversion, dyestuff, electric unit, English coin, ironclad terms, and other cross reference items.
The writer recalls Penang or George Town as the island’s main city, noting British control since 1786, a 160000 population with Chinese and Malays, tall stilted homes, betel nut chewing, and a temple visit with holy snakes including two 15 foot pythons under glass.
Police concluded the elevator operator killed Clinton Berger after handwriting test showed he printed the fake note. Berger was found dead in his apartment with a pistol, wallet and watch missing, and a printed taunting message dated July 29.
The answer suggests wetting the hands with vinegar and drying before going out. In severe cold, rub a little cornstarch on the hands prior to going out to protect them from chapping.
A column of etiquette guidance discusses formatting a two page letter using pages in sequence, waiting for a sign of recognition before interrupting a busy man, and whether placing flowers in finger bowls is appropriate.
A. C. Gordon presents questions and answers on water drinking by carnivores versus herbivores, the two Nobel prize winner Marie Curie, the red color of Mars, the ampersand, and the Greenland North American water separating body.
A column by W. L. Gordon explains common English mistakes and emphasizes learning a word daily. Today's term is VENUE, defined as the place a crime is committed or a trial held, with examples on changing venue and a local temple anecdote included.
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