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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1937
Page
8
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists numbered clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It includes names and terms like Meadow Spigot Stairs and Prima Donna with references to theater, regions, coins, fabrics, metals, and verbs. The grid hints at a themed puzzle with a historical entertainment context.
The article describes post‑fellown logging steps limb cutting and trunk splitting into logs of various lengths. Methods to move logs include icy snow roads, wooden troughs, log sleds with horses or mules, tractors, trucks, and rail lines, plus the water‑driven flume system. It notes long logs up to 90 feet and 100 to 160 feet in Puget Sound, and cites the 55‑mile Madera flume in California.
The text notes Dante Alighieri's deep love for Beatrice as pivotal in his life. It cites Vita Nuova and the Divina Commedia where Beatrice guides him through the nine revolving heavens.
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