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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
5
A puzzle page lists clues for a large horizontal entry and a vertical set. Many clues reference explorers and related terms such as bones belonging to people and various objects.
Susie Lambert faces a staged broadcast amid her struggle with love for Dick Tremaine and the lure of fame. Jeff Bowman visits and provides comfort as Susie questions her career and her desire for Dick, while Edna and John Harker send updates from Miami. The scene closes with Susie finding calm through Jeff’s presence, but unresolved longing for Dick.
Garson Kanin criticizes historical inaccuracies in films while condemning censorship. Judith Barrett jokes about finding a compatible suitor outside Hollywood. Richard Dix details rapid, dual role prep as Sam Houston at various ages. James Ellison shares honeymoon plans delayed by work on Vivacious Lady. Henry Armetta asserts his love for spaghetti and cooking. Seymour Felix, dance director, admits he's a devoted practitioner of his craft.
Practical advice on stopping bleeding with salt and flour, making crackers substitutes with toasted bread croutons for soup, and removing soot from a rug by sprinkling salt and sweeping.
A gift note is not required but is fitting. A hostess may arrange seating to avoid an immediate pairing. Morning wear should not include diamonds. A Cincinnati man converted a four car garage roof into a six foot deep swimming pool.
The text recalls Bill Ma guire’s practical jokes at a party and William Wyler’s view that acting creates the necessary atmosphere for a film. Wyler credits co-stars Way Bainter and Bette Davis for crafting Jezebel’s convincing southern mood.
Dr Fishbein explains that while full body part grafts between people are unlikely, defects can be repaired using tissue from the patient’s own body. Traveling skin grafts allow skin to be moved stepwise from the body to repair ears noses or facial tissues with eventual normal appearance.
Termites are identified as white ants and New York City is noted for the most men’s clothing in WA. The first empress of India was Queen Victoria. A calumet is an Indian pipe used for peace. La Paz, Bolivia is listed as the highest capital city.
Pinehurst reports the fifth annual meet of the Sand Hills Steeplechase and Racing Association will take place March 18 at the Barber estate between Pinehurst and Southern Pines.
New Bern reports W. R. Blackley master mechanic says a railroad shop employee has resumed full-time work after ten days of working every other day. The railroad is state controlled and operates in North Carolina. The note confirms full employment status as of March 3.
A compact note teaches daily vocabulary with an illusiory use example. It explains common usage errors such as feel well not feel good and offers guidance on pronunciation and misused synonyms.
Burlington March 3 state agriculture commissioner W Kerr Scott will speak at a grange meeting in Burlington tonight.
Connie Stansell identified police plans to organize a junior force in Kinston. The program targets youths aged 12 to 18 to participate in community safety initiatives.
During the final days of World War II Latvia formed a sovereign government and lacked printing stock for postage. It reused German maps and unfinished ruble notes to produce its first stamps, illustrating a German map on the reverse. Latvia later issued many beautiful stamps.
Uncle Ray surveys India with a 1931 census estimate over 350 million, languages, major cities Calcutta Bombay and Madras, currency details, wheat and rice farming, and the peaceful leadership of Mahatma Gandhi. He notes Britain’s 1935 constitution grant and the 1937 implementation, inviting readers to request a Seven Wonders leaflet.
Frederick Peyton Randolph, longtime South West Pass lawyer and ACBL member, wowed at the Ohio Society in New York with an end play in the trump suit. His deft ruffing and precise leads produced a dramatic win, while West misplayed the hand and blundered on a heart sequence, leading to Randolph's triumph.
1926 Kellogg Briand treaty goes into effect. 1927 Lindbergh flies New York to Paris. 1928 Moratorium on intergovernmental debts enacted. 1929 Shooting of Arnold Rothstein reported. 1930 Germany admitted to the League of Nations. 1931 Athletics beat Cardinals in World Series.
A reader asks which ancestor of Christ has a name that reads backward as a famous American inventor. The prompt appears on the Want Ad page as today’s Lentin question and invites answers.
East opens diamonds, South responds one heart, West doubles, East rebids two diamonds, South passes spades, West doubles again. South refuses to ruff the opener and wins the trick. The underling details show a misread of suits and a standard defensive endplay, with the final outcome hinging on timing and the lead. The puzzle challenges the reader to find the winning defense and the correct sequence to secure the contract.
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