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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1938
Page
10
Puzzle hints list across horizontal and vertical clues with multiple definitions. It mentions Morindin dye measure cotton fabric folding bed and notes about statues and artists indicating a themed crossword style with named entities and terms.
Uncle Ray sketches Hongkong a British tied city with a Chinese core on the island off southern China. Victoria is the official name but locals call the place Hongkong or Hong Kong. The city has grown from 6 000 to about 400 000 people with a mix of British born and Chinese residents. Visitors note crowded sidewalks busy streets with rickshaws cars and shoppers. Jade lacework and carved ivory draw tourists while Kowloon shops sell carved chests and workshops show ongoing work. A chest once took three weeks to make priced around 26 Chinese dollars.
A compact excerpt lists common language usage notes and vocabulary tips. It includes guidance on correct phrases such as healthful exercise, distinguishes words like domicile and timber, and offers a daily word propagate with an attributed Johnson quote. The travel note mentions Europe city leaflets and a 1938 copyright date.
Gregory leased Oswald's building for a year at above market rent after learning parade plans. He paid initial amount but later stopped, citing a sneaky clause that nullified the lease upon rent default. Oswald sues. Gregory seeks to avoid further payments claiming the clause.
A reader asks how to secure a loose nail in a plastered wall. Answer: saturate a small wadding piece with glue, wrap it around the nail and reinsert in the hole, pressing firmly. Remove excess glue with a wet cloth. when dry, the nail becomes rigid.
Roberta Lee explains etiquette rules for business calls and titles. The caller should end calls promptly after finishing business and avoid lingering. When addressing someone, use their full title with name. During toasts the honored person does not drink from the glass or rise.
The page presents a quiz and answers by C Gordon. Q1 asks age of motion pictures as a medium of expression dating from 1690s. Q2 assigns Washington to the Federalist party. Q3 notes elephant skin thickness about four inches in some places. Q4 identifies Minnesota as the northern state with its Lake County projecting into Canada. Q5 cites more than 1,300 amendments proposed in the first century.
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