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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1937
Page
8
Puzzle page clues mix across horizontal and vertical entries about plants animals and objects. Readers fill answers such as a fiber plant and related terms, with references to places directions and measurements. The puzzle includes many cross references and wordplay typical of a newspaper puzzle feature.
Reader questions on tipping a dental assistant, bride address cards with wedding notices, and replying to an unaccepted dinner invitation. Answers advise against tipping due to professional class, note brides rarely include new home addresses, and say a dinner call is not required when an invitation is declined.
Uncle Ray's Corner describes foxes as stealthy predators that stalk through grass to catch field mice and insects. They hunt outdoors, eat birds like quail and grouse, and occasionally prey on crickets and grasshoppers, aiding farmers by controlling pests.
A brief note on the work by William Ferguson titled This Curious World suggests a dramatic claim about its capacity to threaten life on Earth. The fragment hints at an exploration of existential risk and scientific inquiry.
A concise glossary style note teaches proper usage and pronunciation. It defines PARTISAN as adjective meaning devoted to a party or faction and cites examples of partisan zeal.
A reader asks how to avoid peppers tasting too strong when stuffing. The answer: remove all seeds as even one left can ruin the stuffing.
A Q and A feature lists five questions with concise answers. It asks what percent of world cars are U S owned, identifies Victor Emmanuel as Italy’s king, notes about 120000 comets in a knot solar system, states the correct word is controller while comptroller is wrong, and cites sugar as Cuba’s most important product.
John Henry Lewis, light heavyweight champion, stopped at the Y M C A in Phoenix. A crowd of local youths asked about future opponents. He quipped that a challenger never fights unless sure of winning, noting a youth did not recognize him.
Carl P. Werner's lawyer said Werner could not serve on the jury because he is one of the defendants in a mail fraud case. Judge Collet asked why and the attorney explained the conflict.
The article discusses red fox behavior in Greater London and Sussex, noting their dietary variety from berries to prey, underground storage, burials, and occasional tame instances. It mentions fox farms for fur, pet-keeping rarity, and a farmer’s friendly fox.
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