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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1937
Page
6
A puzzle page listing across and down clues themed on a renowned French artist famed for The Gleaners. Includes references to life events, works, and biographical hints with figures like Feldmar and terms describing painting and nature.
A letter from Richard Redden explores who ruled Egypt when the Great Sphinx was carved and debates whether the face represents Khafra or an earlier king. It notes the Sphinx’s age as at least 4 800 years and recalls possible symbolic meanings. The second query lists sacred animals such as cats, beetles, ibises, crocodiles, snakes and baboons.
A column by Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions. It advises noon or afternoon church wedding attire is a cutaway morning coat with striped trousers. It suggests introducing a new employee is courteous but not strictly required. It recommends an unmarried woman traveling alone signs the hotel register as Miss Jane Wilson.
A compact English lesson lists proper usage for mad versus angry, mispronounces Marseillaise with phonetic guidance, notes common misspellings like ammunition, and defines expiate as atone. It includes a Shelley quote about expiating youth mistakes.
Answers cover preventing glass breakage by avoiding temperature shocks with tepid water and ammonia, polishing with a Turkish towel. cooking cornmeal long and slowly with salted, rapidly boiling water. and deterring cellar rats by sprinkling chloride of lime around walls and corners.
A mixed reader page offers trivia answers about Eskimos Shakespeare parrots and early U S presidents, then moves into home decor tips on glazed pots for plants and wall brackets. It also touches on ancient Egypt with notes on cat mummies sacred beetles snakes and crocodiles in tombs.
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