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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1937
Page
8
The list presents a horizontal and vertical word puzzle with numerous clues and partial phrases. It references a peasant sculptor theme and includes entries like Bear constellation and sea eagle, requiring crossfilled answers across numbered positions.
A discussion on safer air travel notes the Zeppelin era advances. It cites Graf Zeppelin’s 21 day round world journey a Pacific crossing in 68 hours and Atlantic hops, plus the Hindenburg’s ten Atlantic round trips.
The piece presents a Q A style set with five items including the hottest dry region Colorado Desert California and the first radio broadcast of a president Coolidge. It defines fare as a gambling card game where players oppose the dealer and notes 480 sheets or 29 quires per ram. Deceit as the cat symbol.
A brief English lesson notes common usage errors and pronunciations. It highlights correcting phrases like helping each other, explains misspellings and mispronunciations, and offers a daily vocabulary goal. The day’s word is CULMINATION defined as the attainment of the highest point.
A reader asks how to repair an interior crack in a ranger and receives a filler recipe of table salt and wood ashes with water to form a hard lasting compound.
A columnist answers etiquette questions. It advises signing hotel registers with the head of household and son on separate lines, holding wine glasses by the stem, and sending wedding gifts to the bride when the couple is new to the giver.
A group of 14 High Point boys will depart Thursday morning for Camp Sapphire near Brevard for a season lasting until August 25. The trip is led by Charlies Spencer, physical director at the local YMCA, with boys including Raymond Ward Frank Hun sucker Howard Jobe Jack Ah Junior Bryant Peter Armstrong Jack Rochelle Harold Amos Wray Amos Sandy Rankin Neese Willard Jimmy Corrigan Dee Garrett and Charles Brockmann.
The ice patrol, organized after the sinking disaster, reports no fatalities during the berg season across 150000 square miles of North Atlantic area patrolled for icebergs.
The article notes seven million cubic feet of gas and recounts the fate of two giant dirigibles the Akron and the Macon, destroyed after crashes. It discusses German leadership in airship design, the Hindenburg explosion, and the potential switch to helium to enable safer passenger travel. It also mentions a leaflet titled Masters of Music and a note about tomorrow’s airplane traffic.
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