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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
8
Crossword clues span U S Relief Administration terms and common vocabulary across horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include regional terms, occupations, measurements, animals, and place names with several references to government agency functions.
Uncle Ray explains how tails aid tree to tree jumps with examples of eastern flying, gray, fox and red squirrels. A red squirrel loses its tail and dies soon after after a trout at Horton’s fountain steals its tail, while gray and fox squirrels make leaps from 50 to over 75 feet using their bushy tails for balance and landing.
The page presents a Q A riddle set by A G Gordon asking about U S accident deaths, Nebuchadnezzar, sea passes, penguin flight, and cotton production with brief answers. It notes puzzles in the Fuanmaker leaflet and requests a stamped return envelope for copies, plus a teaser tomorrow about Fox Squirrels.
Readers are urged to master vocabulary with daily focus on one word. Today's term is APPREHENSION defined as distrust concerning the future. Examples contrast proper usage and common mispronunciations and offer synonyms for sweetheart and related terms.
A reader asks how to ease sunburn and learns a home remedy using lemon juice added to milk until it curdles then applied with cotton. Another question covers using leftover corn in an omelet or stuffed tomatoes. A tip suggests damp bran sprinkled on a dirty carpet to absorb dirt during sweeping.
Roberta Lee answers readers on wedding customs and table settings. A bride may be walked down the aisle by her mother with adjustments to the ceremony. The carving knife goes to the right and the fork to the left of the platter. A girl should introduce her aunt as Mrs. Wilson to Mr. Allen with a brief pause.
In the Swiss Alps Liechtenstein with 65 square miles and 12 000 people faces fears of Nazist pressure and secret police under Dr. Joseph Hoop though Prince Francis I remains nominal ruler. Hoop’s liberal reforms fail to quiet opponents as a Fatherland Union pushes for his resignation.
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