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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
12
The puzzle lists 17th century artist clues and wordplay across horizontal and vertical entries. It references Dutch painters and related terms, with hints like palpus and flax soaking, forming a crossword style set of definitions and cross references.
A column on formal address and introductions. It advises using the full name for formal invitations and suggests a man should say I have already had the pleasure when reintroduced. It also states a woman should not attend a luncheon without a hat.
Uncle Ray notes foxes' foes include traps and hunters who use hounds and snares. Foxes cleverly spring traps, fool hounds by running rails and ponds, and even vanish after a shot. A later fox hides in a woodchuck hole, its skeleton later found.
Audience questions on weights and authors mix with trivia about insects foxes and cities. Notes reference a 1753 Philadelphia expedition and an obsolete leaflet Your Body at Work while Uncle Ray hints at a future feature.
Language tips explain common misuses and spellings. The piece defines auditory as relating to hearing and discusses pronunciation and usage. It emphasizes expanding vocabulary by learning one word daily with examples and notes on related terms and synonyms.
Advice column style Q and A offering stain removal tips using cornmeal and vinegar on berry stains and cretonne care with bran water. It also suggests flavoring apple butter by boiling apples in cider instead of water.
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