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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
8
Puzzle list of across and down clues honors an American educator often called the father of common schools. Includes terms for ships records, animal names, fabrics, geography and more. Contains historical references and various wordplay items as in a newspaper puzzle page.
Daily vocabulary note urges mastering one new word. Today's term Adversity defined as a state of unfavourable fortune. The lesson stresses thinking properly about our state to benefit us with a Johnson quotation.
An Uncle Ray column passage recounts how 8 0 years ago boys played on weekends with paddle bats and yarn balls made on the spot. It notes varied bases, catching style, and rules for outs and dead balls, then traces the rise of professional play in Cincinnati around 1866 and the pay salaries of 1869.
Guidance on removing scorch marks from wool with glycerine followed by warm soapy washing. Tips to prevent fruit tart juice from boiling over by using cornstarch with sugar. Method to straighten cleaned drapery by inserting a rod through the lower hem to settle folds.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette queries about travel wraps and summer weather apparel for a vacation. She advises packing heavy clothes and comfortable shoes for unseasonably cool days. She also explains table etiquette for dessert plates and the preferred expression raising the hat for greeting.
Julius Caesar spoke Et tu Brute as he died from conspirator wounds. The camel symbolizes submission. Electric fans do not lower room temperature. they move air and increase evaporation for a cooling effect. Islam is Mohammedanism. Maryland is the state named in honor of Queen Mary of England.
A General Interest note lists cities Boston Buffalo Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Omaha San Francisco and Washington DC. It mentions Riddies games and puzzles in the Funmaker leaflet and invites readers to request a copy with a stamped return envelope sent to UNCLE RAY care of this newspaper. Tomorrow, Baseball Facts.
Forrest Harrell, 26, was bitten on the arm by a dog while returning home from hospital treatment. He was arrested for failing to license the dog he owns.
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