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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1940
Page
7
A horizontal puzzle listing many clues from carnivorous beast to wily animal and various word matches across subjects. The grid includes terms for coat material, diplomacy, anatomy, and numbers, with a vertical mirror of clues and answers.
The article defines thrombophlebitis as vein inflammation with possible blood clots and embolism. Rest in bed, elevation of the leg, and hot moist packs are standard. Identify infection sources and encourage smoking cessation to reduce recurrence and monitor for clot travel to organs.
The United States ranks first in beauty grandeur and variety of scenery. The Roman numerals for 5 10 50 100 and 1000 are V X L C M. The highest judicial officer is Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes. The seven rainbow colors are violet indigo blue green yellow orange red. A rhombus is a plane figure with four equal sides and no right angles.
In a wartime London hospital, Mary Carroll wakes post surgery unsure if she remains Mary or becomes Anna Winters. Dr. O Connell removes bandages revealing her past, while Miss Babcock hints at Moravia sinking connections and a Scotland Yard probe.
Puzzle item asks readers to judge which is larger in each pair Bermuda versus Rhode Island Bulgaria versus Alabama England versus North Dakota Denmark versus Maryland Spain versus Texas Answers appear on the Classified Page.
The guidance notes that a man should remove his hat in hotel or apartment elevator spaces but may keep it on in office buildings or department stores. It warns against discussing unpleasant topics at meals and elsewhere, and states that a woman may invite a man to call on her without waiting for his suggestion.
Daily guidance on word usage and spelling with examples. Notes on pronunciation and common misquotes encourage vocabulary growth. A quote about true philanthropy contrasts ostentatious charity with humane kindness. Sweden plans six months of food stockpiles amid global disruption. Investors in France buy stakes in established firms to ride wartime demand.
The ongoing European conflict is depressing economic conditions in Palestine, with trade slowdowns and rising shortages impacting daily life and business activity across the region.
CESAR ROMERO while playing the Cisco Kid ends up on the ground after his horse slips on a wet set. He jokes about the trick, while director Mike Curtiz laughs at the lighthearted chaos amid rain and make believe gunfire on Virginia City.
A compact snapshot of global activity each minute shows bakeries buying flour, the petroleum sector generating wealth, a Mexico with disease transmission, the UK importing furs, a rat’s heart beating over 500 times, England’s demand for American artificial teeth, and Japan’s silkworms producing silk cocoons worth over $200.
Raleigh reports show most NC newspapers oppose the New Deal in business terms yet no one interviewed believes Roosevelt would lose the state if he seeks a third term. Voters across sections say he would win a statewide primary, with one NC professor and a Wake County farmer voicing opposition to farm programs and tobacco controls.
Interviewed individuals mostly support Roosevelt's policy aims while opposing certain New Deal elements. Most say they will vote for FDR over any Republican candidate, and few oppose a third term unless they oppose Roosevelt specifically. Overall, the cornermen view FDR as the leading Democratic choice for nomination and reelection.
W G Speight, blinded in World War I, is ordained by the Archbishop of Canterbury in Canterbury England. The ceremony marks his transition from military service to religious vocation highlighting his perseverance and faith.
A narrative of Vladimir the Great converting Kiev to Christianity, the destruction of Perun images, and the slow pagan decline across Rus with urban resistance in Novgorod. Earnest Greek church mission keeps faith alive as churches rise. Tomorrow: Siberia.
McKenny on Bridge analyzes ace timing for a no trump contract. Declarer delays the ace until the second spade, then wins the diamond ace and cashes diamonds. West must guard clubs. a heart finesse fails. The recommended line is winning the second spade to force a club lead.
A reader suggests making a serviceable back door mat by covering a 15 by 4 inch board with gunny sacks tacked underneath. For safe weight loss, avoid starch and fats, exercise regularly, and alternate hot and cold baths. To wash greasy dishes, add lemon juice to hot water and skip soap.
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