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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
14
A crossword style list features clues about animals, parts, and terms. It includes ruminant hints, leather making, wool facts, anatomy terms, and various definitions ranging from animals to objects like vessels and notes.
The column recalls circus history of leap performers who vault over animals to land on a mat, noting early limits of two somersaults, then rare attempts at three that proved deadly. It cites accidents and near misses and comments on fewer wild animals in modern circuses due to zoo audiences.
Daily language lesson summarizing word usage and pronunciation with examples. Focuses on proper terms for deals and transactions and notes common misspellings. Includes quotation on irreverence and a call to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Velvet cutting tip suggests pinning the pattern to the wrong side to ease cutting. Cleaning plaster casts uses a paste of French chalk and water dried then brushed off. To prevent olive oil from going rancid, transfer after opening to a glass container and refrigerate.
Practical etiquette guidance on door greetings and chaperones when a man visits a girl, who informs guests after a broken engagement, and acceptable salad knife use. Includes scenarios with a mother’s role and proper table setting etiquette.
Answers: 1 Mosquito. 2 John Jay. 3 About 19 percent, mostly Spanish. 4 Violoncello. 6 325 feet.
T Herman Faircloth seventeen of Smithfield is held without bond on charges of criminally assaulting an eight year old girl last Saturday. He faces trial in superior court after a preliminary hearing in recorders court. The child’s identity was not disclosed.
The article recalls Geo. Conklin, famed for thrilling acts with lions and leopards in a large cage. He survived a thigh bite during a waltz with a lion named Pompey, then a teammate was fatally bitten. Pompey later died in a Bridgeport fire incident.
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