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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1938
Page
8
A dense set of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid mentions a Davis Cup involvement, various color and object words, and references to historical figures, animals, and elements, all arranged as a themed puzzle with several long multi clue lines.
A reader describes a Singapore museum visit noting a six by four and a half foot giant sea turtle shell and a larger seven foot shell. Other exhibits include sawfish crocodiles beard ed pigs a squid and a proboscis monkey. The piece closes with reflections on the visit.
A quiz item lists five questions and provides concise answers. It covers horse gait, General Lee’s tomb location, fear-induced sinking sensation, Alma Mater meaning, and the cradle of civilization, with brief solutions.
A column on vocabulary defines radical as an adjective about core principles and contrasts excite and incite. It threads in travel notes feeding monkeys in a Singapore park and a plug for Marvels of the Sky leaflet with a request for 8 cent stamps. It also notes Rarotongan grave placement, and piano string tensions.
In a case, Alfred Berry sues Ben Trompen after Jonathan Roth, visiting Trompen, crashes Trompen’s car injuring Berry. Berry argues Trompen is liable for Roth’s negligence since Roth drove with Trompen’s consent. The decision hinges on whether consent invokes vicarious liability for a guest driver.
A reader asks how to prevent slipping on smooth galoshes, and the reply suggests diagonally taping strips on the soles, noting daily renewal may prevent falls. Another query covers making a club sandwich with toasted bread, bacon, roast chicken, salad dressing, tomato, and lettuce. A third asks about cleaning a flue, advised to drop scrap zinc on hot coals.
Roberta answers readers on etiquette. The inner envelope should be addressed to Mr and Mrs Henry L Jones without the address. A guest should not select the table. the escort chooses. A chaperone is usually needed until about twenty five or twenty six.
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