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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1937
Page
10
A compact note on common word mistakes and pronunciation. It highlights misuse of words like give a dog a bit of meat and explains bisect spelling and the receipt versus ie rule. It urges daily vocabulary growth with the word formu late to express clearly as in a formula.
A reader asks how to extend a clothes wringer life. Clean the rollers with gasoline, wash with hot water and soap, then dry by running a Turkish towel through them. A second reader asks about pudding removal and another about preventing rust on a wire draining basket with enamel coats.
A compact question and answer feature lists five queries and answers on nutrition pensions French royalty monsoons and Mexican capital punishment. It identifies butter fat veterans pensions Marie Antoinette a seasonal wind and that eleven Mexican states have capital punishment with four without.
Mary McRae a 28 year old Negro woman was fatally shot at her home in southeast Thomasville Wednesday night. Police seek T C Love after coroner Terry’s investigation. The incident followed an altercation with Love as John Cunningham and McRae were preparing to call police. Cunningham says Love struck McRae with a flat object before she was shot in the breast and died.
Reader puzzles feature a sprawling list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The compilation includes various wordplay prompts such as lures stir definite article and other numbered hints, urging solvers to fill a grid with matching terms and cross-checked letters.
The article explains butterfly wing posture hides bright colors when basking and reveals green undersides on grass. It notes the dead leaf butterfly mimics a leaf, explains four-winged anatomy, and describes their weak mouths and nectar diet. Butterflies are noted to delight people in fields and meadows.
A reader query column answers etiquette questions. The leaf by leaf method for artichokes is described, dipping sauce and fingers used. The word brainy is discouraged as socially ignorant, and a chaperon is advised to be a married woman.
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