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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1938
Page
8
Q and A style tips cover preventing sun stroke by protecting the neck back from sun exposure. Additional remedies discuss removing burnt food from aluminum utensils by boiling in water with vinegar and using washing soda solution for other metals. A tip suggests drying damp matches by brushing them with a clothes brush.
A compact language note repeats common usage guidance and mispronunciations. It covers pronoun usage, common misspellings, synonyms, and a daily vocabulary tip defining biennial as occurring every two years with an example.
A quiz style piece asks about flower colors, a song from 1867, vessel port side, differences between irruption and eruption, and Tokyo as capital. Answers list: red flowers. 1867 with Laybourne lyrics and Lee music. port is left when facing forward. irruption means bursting in, eruption means bursting forth. Tokyo is capital of Japan.
In Pueblo Cole a woman killed a rattlesnake that threatened her turkey hen and nest. She stated she pecked the snake's head to pieces after it intruded on her privacy while she was setting eggs.
Research notes describe the Gulf Stream moving along the Atlantic coast of the United States at about five miles per hour. The finding highlights the stream’s steady pace and its influence on coastal climates and navigation.
A readable Q and A on party foods and social courtesies. It lists beverages and foods for a formal garden party including lemonade iced tea fruit punch ginger ale coffee sandwiches salads pastries ices cakes bonbons. It suggests when to use a visiting card for social events and notes a window request on a train is inappropriate.
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