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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
8
Puzzle grid lists many clues with answers ranging from coat of arms to geography and Latin phrases. Includes clues for premier, sea eagle, flatfish, and more across and down with references to nations and positions.
In June albatrosses nest on Hood Island and engage in dancing and fencing. The Galapagos host flightless cormorants found on only two islands, weighing seven to nine pounds, with blue eyes and limited wings. Other birds include pelicans boobies man o war hawks and flamingos. Islands sit high above lava fields. geologists estimate isolation from the mainland for 30 to 35 million years and note hundreds of craters with recent small eruptions.
A compact guide on word usage and pronunciation mirrors a newspaper column. It covers common mistakes like misuse of seemed versus seemed unable and notes on mispronouncing finesse with emphasis on the final syllable. It promotes daily vocabulary growth and provides a sample sentence with dissenting.
A reader asks how to whiten yellowed linen and the answer suggests adding a few drops of turpentine to rinse water and drying in hot sun. Another query on bread freshness advises keeping waxed paper on the loaf and warming in a moderate oven briefly before cooling. A tip to remove onion odor recommends rubbing knives or plates with a raw potato slice.
A column on proper etiquette covers how to end introductions with a courteous goodbye, why a girl should not switch partners after declining a dance, and guidance on engraving a caller card with Miss Dorothy Anne Hud-20n.
A Gleeful column entry lists answers to questions on blind poets differences between allusion and illusion umpire roles skull bones and iron ore production led by Minnesota. It mentions a Panmaker leaflet and a request for an 8-cent stamped return envelope to Uncle Ray. A teaser notes tomorrow Galapagos Penguins and US grapefruit production in 1936 exceeded normal by 10 million boxes.
The article traces Albrecht Durer born 1471 in Nuremberg and famed for self portraits and etching. It highlights his wood engraving of Maxmilian Arch, his invention of etching and two color wood cuts, and notes his health, wealth, and death at 57 in 1528. His portrait appears on a 1926 German stamp.
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