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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
8
A fragmented postal style puzzle lists numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries including terms like snake, perfume, compass point and Nile river related hints. The grid mentions ancient and modern terms and a cross reference of literature themed answers.
Uncle Rays Corner notes dramatic gains in air travel speed from the early flying machines to modern airliners. It cites a California to New York schedule of 15 hours 20 minutes and recalls Dick Merrill’s Atlantic round trip in six days, underscoring safety as the key remaining challenge.
Roberta Lee answers readers questions on filling a place at dinner and proper honorifics. She says accept if possible and graciously, do not omit Mr when Jr is used, and that both formal or informal invitations are acceptable for a christening.
A fragmented page includes trivia on muscles Rasputin flower July pyramids and Johns Hopkins. It discusses risk in travel comparing buses trains cars airplanes and notes safety of paying railroad passengers versus trespassers. Ends with request for a stamp leaflet and tease for Tomorrow: Special Air Designers.
A compact note on proper usage and pronunciation. Topics include avoiding abuse of phrases, correct stress in ha rangue, and common misspellings such as petticoat. It urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily with a focus word INVADE meaning to encroach on rights.
A Q and A style note describes removing milk dew stains by applying a paste of salt and sour milk to the fabric, drying in the sun, reapplying paste as it dries, then washing in cold water. It also suggests lemon juice in black coffee as a remedy for headaches.
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