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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1938
Page
6
A word puzzle page listing across and down clues for a radio conductor themed crossword. Entries include terms like leading musical conductor, molding, atom symbols, and various noun and verb clues with several historical references embedded in the puzzle.
In port routes native divers swim to coins tossed by passengers, leaping from canoes to grab pennies and small silvers as they sink. At Singapore harbor a crowd watches as three older men and two young boys join the diving effort, competing for dropped coins.
A column by Roberta Lee offers etiquette guidance. A stiff bow may suffice for stranger introductions among several guests. Express thanks to a helpful stewardess rather than tip. Guests should generally depart luncheon within twenty minutes unless invited to further entertain.
A quiz panel asks five questions and provides short answers. Water per ton of paper is 25,000 gallons. camels travel about 25 miles daily or three days without drink. the beloved physician is Luke. hearirest is frozen dew. the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes is in Alaska.
A brief English lesson on word usage and pronunciation. It explains common errors in age since and how to pronounce apricot and tincture. The piece emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and defines tolerable with a Horace quote about endurance.
The narrator describes three older divers between 45 and 60 who perform a stunt. They light cigars, turn the lit end into their mouths, dive to catch coins, then return to their boat. The trick repeats, with the same smoking strategy evident in each dive.
Professor Aldington judged the Genoese 1467 manuscript a forgery after translating a random paragraph. He noted antiquated Italian script and an implausible account of early contact, concluding the parchment and Oak case were deceptive.
A reader asks about ventilation in cold weather. The answer recommends airing the house daily by opening windows for a time and opening bedroom windows at night to prevent winter colds.
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