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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1937
Page
8
A crossword style list of horizonal and vertical clues including terms for Soviet officials diplomats and various common words. Entries cover a range from bold roles to everyday objects with references to myth and science.
The red fox, famed for cleverness and trap avoidance, spans Canada to Alaska and all US states except Florida. They adapt to urban edges, raid henhouses for poultry, and dig networked burrows after winter with tunnels 10 to 20 feet long ending in a den.
Roberta Lee answers reader questions on house warming invitations and overnight stays. Extravagant tipping by a man with limited income is seen as vulgar, especially if used to impress others.
Daily word study notes define aptitude as capacity for a purpose and fitness. The entry trades tips on correct usage and pronunciation and cites Goethe on men pursuing what others succeed at regardless of their own aptitude.
A reader asks about weed control in gardens and safe jelly canning. Instructions suggest kerosene for weed hearts and hot-water immersion to prevent jar cracking. Also, advice on smoothing a sheepskin diploma by moistening and drying under tension.
In this quiz style page A Gordon asks five questions about biblical penalties Nobel’s identity U S population of newsboys term flatiron origin and colonial militia state. Answers include Exodus 21 16 Nobel Swedish inventor 5700000 or 570 0000 sad iron obsolete term heavy and South Carolina.
Evander Ralph Andrews 18 of Mt. Gilead was held on a charge of trying to extort 250 dollars from 75 year old farmer W. R. Wooley. Wooley warned by letter to deliver money by 1 pm yesterday at a steel bridge near Little River. Federal agents and Sheriff Earl D. Bruton arrested Andrews at the bridge.
In spring a fox den hosts four to nine cubs. Cubs open eyes around one month old and venturing from the hole marks their first outdoors. Dens have two to three tunnels aiding escape. older foxes stay away from home during danger.
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