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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1946
Page
8
A compact listing of clues from Scott's Scrap Book by R. J. Scott featuring horizontal and vertical entries across themes like geography anatomy botany and misc terms. Entries include ancient gods celestial bodies and common objects as part of a word puzzle style grid.
A dense inventory of celebrity gossip and society notes from Walter Winchell’s column. Mentions of Olivia de Havilland, Shirley Temple, Ernest Hemingway’s wife Martha Gellhorn, Dorothy Parker, and other entertainers. Reports on marriages, engagements, divorces, career moves, and public figures, with scattered political and press industry tidbits.
Duck beef comes from the breast meat. Bacon comes from the pork belly. Broccoli is a short for the flowering heads of the Brassica oleracea var italica which is a variety of the cabbage plant.
The saying notes that most quarrels have fault on both sides and compares a quarrel to a spark needing both flint and steel. It suggests that continuous hammering at wood will not produce fire. The quotation is attributed to Colton.
Hints on etiquette advise introducing children to guests and letting them speak briefly before joining adults. The January 9 horoscope says a birthday child is frank energetic and progressive and successes come from believing they control their own fate. avoid fabricating or exaggerating stories today.
Between the neck and shoulders lies the upper back area. The back and sides form the torso regions. Cabbage is a leafy green vegetable used in various cuisines.
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