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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1938
Page
6
Clue list lists across and down terms such as head of Catholic Church mercenary and gibbon with various related clues. The puzzle includes multiple definitions for words like bishop pope and secular terms across religious and general vocabulary.
The article notes Egyptian hunting and fishing as common leisure with nets catching pike eels and perch. It describes bull fights with sticks and frequent wrestling scenes on ruined walls showing color coded wrestlers, and hints at rare boxing while stick matches occurred.
A scrambled dataset of questions covers floods near a Northgate bridge and crossing risk, cattle and family terms, Napoleonic exile, elephant species, and early whist origins. The note mentions Egyptian checkers pieces in clay or ivory and household ovens for travel. UNCLE BAY.
Answers cover five questions from a look and learn feature. David and Jonathan friendship as emblem of true friendship. The Big Dipper as the best known star group. Stadia as the plural of stadium. Titanic saved 706 of 2223 aboard. Florida as the state in Seminole struggles.
Advice column offers silk color preservation by washing with cold water and a pinch of salt. It also suggests binding adhesive strips on bed spring corners to protect sheets and adding a cinnamon stick to chocolate for extra flavor.
A column by Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions. It covers whether to use Miss before a bride's name in nonparental announcements, how a wife should request her husband by name when calling his office, and whether a wife's card belongs in the apartment mailbox space.
Vocabulary focus daily word study encourages expanding usage. Today’s term replete means filled to capacity as in a comedy replete with wit and mirth. Includes notes on common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings to aid learning.
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