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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
8
A multifaceted crossword like puzzle fills entries from Dancer pictured here to Before Christ. Across clues include host of terms from Bugle plant to Fortified word and Down clues add judges Shakes and states. The grid interweaves mythic and domestic terms across a themed challenge.
A column on life in ancient Egypt notes crude door locks plastered with mud and seals, recounts a raid where two loaves two cakes and two jars of fruit were stolen, and cites bias protecting a master mason's workers. It also sketches workers enduring long hours from blacksmiths to barbers and masons.
A reader asks how to open a coconut. The advice: bore a hole in the eye to drain the milk, bake the coconut to crack the shell, then remove the meat easily.
Quiz item with answers including Benjamin Franklin for the war or peace quote and details on hairs on a head, souring agents, the Great Lakes order, and the pyrometer as a heat measuring instrument. The piece lists questions and provides concise responses across five prompts.
A numbered Q A column advises a hostess greet guests warmly with phrases like I am so glad to see you and So glad you could come and introduce them to the guest of honor. It prescribes holding a drinking glass below center with thumb and first two fingers and notes that a man should initiate a brief street conversation when meeting a woman.
A playful jumble of Q and A prompts about a Russian Baron and other curiosities. It muses on listening to distant trains and volcanic activity, ventriloquism, and a diary-like reflection on workers in Egypt with sparse wages and feast day gifts.
Lessons in English outlines common usage errors and grammar notes from W L Gordon. It highlights pronoun case, verb subjects, and introduces vocabulary building with the word enamor and its meanings with example usage.
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