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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1937
Page
6
A horizontal and vertical crossword styled list of clues and answers outlines national symbols various objects animals and words. The grid includes terms for coats of arms braids exchequer lizards planes and geographic references with several country related entries and a final note on a pair.
Roberta Lee answers how to inform distant friends about a marriage with engraved announcements for mail invitations. She adds that a dinner invitation should bear both the host and hostess names to reflect joint hosting.
A U S newspaper column outlines historic flight ideas and figures. It notes Leonardo da Vinci’s monoplane concept, Otto Lilienthal’s glides, and early flying experiments before the Wright brothers, inviting readers to request a leaflet titled Flying Machine Pioneers.
Uncle Ray comments on how aviation progressed from Earhart’s round the world voyage to modern flight. He notes editors’ excitement would fade, flying becoming common, and imagines tiny planes landing on roofs as aviation’s history proves it conceivably inevitable.
Lessons in English presents guidance on usage pronunciation and spelling with examples. It offers a daily word study featuring STAGNANT defined as foul from lack of motion and includes a quote from Hosea Ballou about idleness.
A reader asks how to iron georgette and crepe de chine without fading color. The answer: damp wrap the fabric in a Turkish towel and let it rest to the proper dampness before ironing to preserve color.
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