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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
6
Clues cover horizontal and vertical entries referencing dirigibles famed pilots and related terms. Answers include names, objects, actions, and measurements connected to aviation, navigation, and general vocabulary across 64 grid positions.
Uncle Rays Corner recounts Frederick Funston's tale of Arctic baseball at Herschel Island near the Mackenzie river. Whaling ships shelter in frozen harbor as salt water ice forms a diamond for seven clubs including officers seamen and cooks and waiters, playing for the Arctic Whaleman's Pennant.
Roberta Lee answers that greeting a formal acquaintance on the street is optional. She outlines public manners as thoughtful consideration of others and respect for attire, advising guests to wear evening dress for an evening wedding.
A quiz piece lists five questions with answers: number of churches in the United States about 238,000. Salvation Army head Commander Evangeline. first U S Senate session in 1789. legal term common carrier. Hub City Boston Massachusetts.
With spring's arrival camels shed hair into matted tufts that fall. Men trail the caravan and collect clumps of hair, placing them in baskets carried by the final camel in line.
A compact English lesson notes common usage errors and mispronunciations. It defines lying versus laying and ribald pronunciation, lists misspellings, and adds a daily word CIMMERIAN defined as shrouded in gloom with a quote from Bartholin.
A reader asks for flavoring tips. The answer suggests adding a small amount of vanilla and lemon extract to the syrup just before pouring over the pickles.
The Southern Hotel Association held its final session in Charlotte to elect officers and hear reports. Gen James A Crain of Washington told members social security aims include abolishing almshouses and called the program non partisan though not fully satisfying all.
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