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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
10
A list of crossword clues with answers across and down covering themes from ice lifting to lace making and church items. Includes references to birds homes spigot skillet and church dignitary along with vertical and across hints and final solution notes.
The silver tail squirrel known as tassel-eared is highlighted for its white tail underside. It does not hoard food, unlike the woodpecker, and often steals nuts stored by the Mexican woodpecker triggering audible quarrels. A note offers a leaflet on Rome and the Olden Romans for readers.
The fox squirrel is the continent’s largest in its family and a strong fighter against hawks and rivals. It ranges from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes, while red squirrels occupy much of Canada and eastern U S. Fox squirrels store nuts in ground pockets and nibble nuts after licking them for scent. Canyon fox squirrels, also called Arizona gray, dwell near water in river valleys and pine forests.
A column on travel attire for women suggests trousers are improper in public dining rooms or shops. It advises paying restaurant bills in advance when entertaining guests. It notes receptions may be attended any time within the invitation hours.
Question answers cover annual North American newsprint wood use about 16 million cards, first Washington inaugurated president Thomas Jefferson, cardiac relates to the heart region, world radio sets about 48 million, Silver State refers to Nevada.
Word study notes and guidance on usage pronunciation and spelling. Highlights include a daily vocabulary goal and an example sentence using the word ODIUM to illustrate hatred and public scorn.
Simple tips for preserving color in fabrics include using lukewarm water mild soap and quick washing and drying. Watercress quality matters avoid weed intermixing to ensure proper growth and stable flavor. Old umbrella ribs provide sturdy supports for garden flowers.
Guilford County transfers include High Point Township deeds from A. J. Idol trustee to G. E. Hutchens for tracts in Sheraton Hills and Colonial Drive valued at 2750 dollars, and R. C. Boyce to Agree D. Rollins for a Kendall Improvement tract at 10 dollars. Morehead Township lists Richardson Realty to Vick Chemical for five adjoining tracts at 10 dollars. Hodgin couple to J. M. Short for six J. F. Hodgin subdivision lots at 10 dollars. Hoyle to Neal for Walker Avenue tract at 10 dollars. Gilmer Township records T. J. Hill to Lacy Dilworth for a Wright-adjacent tract at 10 dollars.
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