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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
3
Joe Murray, worn by years of travel and longing, realizes he loves Terry more than peace or memory. Terry arrives after a long, costly journey, admitting she stole money to reach him. They declare love and vow to endure together, planning any future if they stay side by side.
Answers by Anne Ashley offer simple home care tips. A mix of raw linseed oil and turpentine yields a furniture polish, applied with cheesecloth and a dry cloth finish. Lettuce stays fresh when washed, leaves separated, then stored in an airtight tin. Bluing stains on linen lift with a little wood alcohol.
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a quick cure for biliousness and torpid liver. It claims physicians diagnose by tongue and symptoms, then recommends one or two Calotabs at bedtime with water to feel refreshed by morning. The copy stresses genuine packs with the checker-board trademark.
A quiz page presents five questions about Plymouth Colony Roentgen Old Ironsides wood density and snake distribution with answers noting Plymouth’s last English port X rays Old Ironsides black ironwood and snakes only in North and South America.
Instructional note lists common errors and pronunciation guidance. It defines euthenics as the science of improving living conditions to create more efficient humans and urges daily vocabulary growth.
A reader asks how to word invitations when the bride is a young widow. The answer says to issue in the bride's parents names and read like the first wedding notices, replacing the bride's name Edith with Edith Allen Baker. The column also notes Sunday supper is typically served at eight or nine after a one o'clock dinner.
The 1937 yield of small grain in the United States was valued at nearly one billion dollars reflecting large harvests.
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