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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
3
A dense crossword style puzzle listing numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes definitions for roles, objects, animals, actions, and abstract concepts with varied difficulty and word lengths. The page appears as a single recurring puzzle segment interwoven with biographical hints and thematic references.
Hollywood set tale shows Paramount staging a factory blaze for a scene. Clarence Kolb climbs a ladder while Jimmy Dundee frets to perform a bigger fall, director Al Santell warning him off before the shot.
Iris Ives and Bart Whittaker begin their marriage with money worries and frugal splurges. The couple shares meals at Pickwick Grill and Campus Chocolate Shop, while Iris eyes budget fashion and a violet accessory to please Bart. Iris discovers Bart’s money-first stance at the wedding supper.
Bart and Iris plan a frugal dinner, but Iris’s spending and social outings strain their marriage. Bart shields his budget while Iris seeks fun, leading to escalating bills, tears, and tension. Their early dreams clash with a fragile household balance, hinting at deeper trouble to come.
NEA Service quiz by George Ross tests knowledge of New York City with six questions. It notes the world’s greatest city and hints at answers on the Wanted Page while mentioning Mussolini praising Italy’s military mannered women.
The scene describes a brutal fight among Melville Cooper Freddie Bartholomew and Jackie Cooper with onlookers worried it looked like murder before a second blow was landed. After the brawl the trio resumes decorous behavior and goes to lunch with Sheila O Sullivan.
The article explains human bone count and organ sizes. It states a 40 year old man has 206 bones while a newborn has 270, and explains bone distribution. It also notes the heart size is about a fist and weighs 11 ounces, kidneys lie in the abdomen, and the thymus is a growth-related gland present in children but fading with age.
Answers summarize a quiz where Jesus enables Peter to walk on water and includes items on economics, New Zealand natives, a Lincoln remark, and Arabian coffee. The piece lists Peter, the law of supply and demand, Maoris, Abraham Lincoln, and mocha as the correct responses.
Instructional note lists proper usage for phrases like Agreeably to your letter of recent date and cautions on mispronouncing Xavier. Highlights emphasize formal correctness and common errors in early 20th century English usage.
Use a sugar and water syrup to control sweetness and save sugar. For silk underclothes, fold while dry and wrap in the bundle center to absorb moisture. To brighten bricks, scrub with hot soapsuds then coat with hot boiled oil using a paint brush.
Saint Francis explains pronunciation guidelines for Xavier and common misspellings. It defines synonyms for congeal and study approach and presents INTERCEPT as today’s featured word with example of interrupting a course, as in a letter being intercepted.
The excerpt presents a rapid fire framing device about real time reporting. It hints at a sixty second snapshot of events as they unfold globally and personally, emphasizing immediacy and a sense of unfolding destiny.
A rapid survey shows Social Security grants to dependents, skid chains, cat production, navigational instruments, and other goods produced per minute in various countries. Highlights include $90 per minute in aid, 100 pounds of skid chains, 2000 bushels of cats, $20 per minute in sea instruments, and $2500 per minute in Russia education.
Roberta Lee answers readers questions on wedding gift etiquette choosing a card. Advice suggests a visiting card or plain white card with name. Other guidance covers phrasing and a fruit course for lunch offering grapefruit melon or mixed fruits.
In a Saturday column Uncle Rays Corner, Richard Barrick reflects on travel’s power to broaden minds and expose readers to different cultures. He recalls ancient Phoenicians, notes friendly people abroad, and urges studying history before visiting foreign lands to enhance understanding and enjoyment.
The solution advises East should open one spade with five spades and four diamonds. If East opens spades, South overcalls two hearts, West bids two spades, and final contract is four spades. For ruffing the third heart, lead the queen of clubs and hope clubs are refused. then cash spades and diamonds to reach ten tricks. South must win the ace of clubs and then play a heart to establish the ten of spades as the setting trick.
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