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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1937
Page
8
Puzzle clues mix with names and hints across horizontal and vertical entries. It notes powerful hero son of Pare and Neville Champers LI among others, with definitions like verballized terms and weapon yoked wordplay.
Uncle Ray's Corner notes squirrels' frequent escapes from red tailed hawks and owls, with hawks attacking for long stretches. When hawks hunt in pairs, squirrels face capture. Food competition exists with jays and other predators. Fur animals like weasels wolves and foxes are major threats, and the pine mester pursues red squirrels through trees.
A compact English lesson explains usage missteps pronouncing and spelling. It defines inalienable as incapable of being surrendered or transferred with example birthright.
A Q and A column advises using glycerine and ether mix to treat grass stains on summer flannels, letting it sit then washing. It says prune climbing roses after blooming, removing old wood. It suggests wrapping peaches in wax paper and refrigerating to prevent browning.
A reader asks etiquette questions about walking with companions and dancing. The guidance advises keeping parties compact on sidewalks, taking the curb side with two girls, and that one may not cut back on a man who cuts in, but may cut in on the third man. It lists four courses for an informal dinner: soup, meat and two vegetables, salad, dessert, and coffee.
The piece asks five questions about stars weather royalty and elevators. Answers note twinkling caused by atmospheric air density differences Robert Morrie definition three footed words royal rank faces south and the fastest elevator in the RCA building New York City at 1400 feet per minute.
New York July 20 Carl Hubbell the Screwball Master has won 43 decisions against the Pittsburgh Pirates and suffered 12 losses since entering the National League in 1928.
In Miami, Mas Carey former National League outfielder and Brooklyn Dodgers manager is cultivating Persian limes as a business venture shown in a brief late July report.
Washington reporter notes manager Bucky Harris of the Nationals names Charley Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers as the best player he has managed in his 13 years.
Two men observed a death struggle between a pair of squirrels and a large snake in a tree. The snake pressed a strangling grip while one squirrel bit the snake’s head, forcing it to release. The snake toppled to the ground and was killed with a club, the pair of squirrels remaining largely uninjured.
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