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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1937
Page
8
Puzzle clue grid shows a horizontal Canadian Monument with numbered hints. Multiple across and down entries reference terms like Pope s sci shelter ed age and Pasha plus characters for watercres to perform Buckler shaped and fence of fish.
A 1935 Russian stamp series commemorates Count Leo Tolstoy's death, honoring the famed author who renounced orthodoxy, penned War and Peace and Anna Karenina, and died in 1910 at age 82 after fleeing his home. The feature notes his turbulent life, marriage, and enduring literary legacy.
Uncle Ray explains how ancient signs shaped modern letters from the K to the O, detailing pictorial origins of M and O, Egyptian symbols like eagle arm and whip, and Sinai writings linking Egypt Phoenician and Hebrew alphabets. The piece invites readers to join the 1037 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club with a mail-in request.
The text explains snow in the north range year round and blue brown summers elsewhere, naming a blue fox as year round dark in a section. It then discusses carbon and diamonds, noting carbon as the element in breath and in carbonic acid gas, against a backdrop of lamp soot and pencil lead likenesses.
Dickstein a New York Democrat and immigration committee chairman said on the House floor that German government agents were drilling 20000 men in German uniforms in the United States. He cited documents and said draft forms and 280000 loyalty pledges had been sent to German Americans. drills reported mainly in Illinois New York Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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