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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1927
Page
8
The puzzle asks for a 13 letter and a 9 letter word with clues across and down. It features entries such as emaciated social insect and a variety of nautical and descriptive terms. The title hints at a light hearted theme for Saturday readers.
Faith Hathaway interviews a candidate for general maid as Mrs. Lundy inspects the newly furnished house. The pair discuss duties, hours, and laundry while Cherry Lane’s past court case lingers in the air. The scene ends with Cherry reappearing in Faith’s kitchen. The mockingbird is named Texas’s official state bird.
In Athens Georgia Mr J C E Weatherford a 72 year old father of ten describes Black Draught as an all round medicine used for 40 years in his family. He reports relief from dull head pain dizziness and stomach gas with its laxative effect. He notes the remedy costs one cent a dose and has been in use for over 85 years. NC-181/
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