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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1938

Page

6

English Statesman

Puzzle clues reference a historical statesman with a wide range of synonyms and related terms. Across and down entries cover ages roles and attributes, with words tying to governance, diplomacy, and language. The puzzle culminates in a styled answer consistent with a newspaper cryptic or word-fill feature.

Look and Learn By A. C. Gordon

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Lusitania Rock of Gibraltar

Inside the Great Pyramid of Gizeh An Ongoing Light Crisis

The narrator recalls entering the pyramid with a candle due to a faulty electric system. He describes the King's Chamber mislocated south of the center, its dimensions, and the long-ago robbery history over two millennia. An Arab guide offers a top ascent in eight minutes.

Great Pyramid of Gizeh Pyramid King’s Chamber

White Light Reflections Prompt Philosophical Musing

A terse line contemplates white color as a reflection of light from tiny surfaces, suggesting a minimalist view of color as surface interaction. The statement leans toward a descriptive, almost poetic observation rather than a claim about objects or events.

How Can I by ANNE ASHLEY

A Q and A style page answers practical home questions. Tips include tacking with a paper strip to steady nails, cleaning a frying pan by boiling water with ammonia for quick whitening, and removing lint from upholstery with a wet chamois.

Anne Ashley

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Courtesy and Attire

Roberta Lea answers readers on etiquette matters. She says the escort should acknowledge a seat courtesy with a hat lift, dark clothes suffice for a bereaved family, and for a first year wedding anniversary gifts paper or books are appropriate.

Lessons in English by W. L. Gor

Reading notes explain proper usage and pronunciation of common terms. The author highlights residence versus home, offers guidance on Dew pronunciation and Myrtle spelling, and defines inveterate as a habitual or deeply rooted trait.

Cranium Crackers Quiz Questions About Inventions

A set of brainteasers covering origins of theater and creator initials on prescriptions, estimates of U S area excluding possessions, lifespans of elephant tortoise and queen bee, and credited inventors for machine gun steel and dynamite.

M. D United States

Car Loadings Top Last Week Still Below Last Year

The Association of American Railroads reported 589,600 cars of revenue freight loaded in the week ending last Saturday. This was up 28,286 cars or 5.1 percent from the prior week, but down 115,435 or 16.6 percent from a year ago and down 281,861 or 32.7 percent from 1930.

Washington Association of American Railroads

Westward Tour Marks Ostrander Golden Anniversary

Charles W. Ostrander of River Forest and his family embarked five years ago on a westward tour for his golden wedding anniversary. Twenty two relatives travel in a private railway car as a strict schedule guides every minute of the journey toward its winding up stage in California.

San Francisco Charles W. Ostrander River Forest Trl West California

Guide Rules and Safe Travel at the Great Pyramid

The narrator recalls a seven minute round trip climb of the Great Pyramid. A dragoman jokes that if a visitor is hurt, the government will hang him. The Egyptian government requires licensed native guides for all climbers to boost tourism revenue.

Great Pyramid Uncle Ray

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