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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1938
Page
6
A historical newspaper puzzle page lists vertical and across clues covering music terms, animal names, directions, and common nouns. Entries include sexual phrases not relevant, with many theme references to songs and composers, plus a few country and animal terms.
Uncle Rays Corner recalls stories from Mr James Campbell about catching deadly cobras in South Africa. He used a forked stick to restrain heads and held snakes behind the head while carrying them to town. He describes a five and a half foot specimen and a bite that left a scar requiring treatment. The snakes were sold to a park in Port Elizabeth.
A letter requesting to join the 10988 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club. The writer asks for a Membership Certificate a leaflet on make your own Corner Scrapbook a printed cover design and an addressed stamped return envelope. The message references Street or KR F D State or Province.
Chemists study excess milk after cream removal and identify casein a substance composed of carbon hydrogen oxygen and nitrogen. When combined with soda something new forms? The fragment describes a horn like substance arising from the mixture.
Answers reveal a biblical tempted on water by Peter and failure while the president's salary is paid twice a month. A moot question is one open to argument. A snake can swallow an eye four times the head size. Vesuvius overlooks Naples Bay.
A scrapbook Nature item notes daily vocabulary tips and common misspellings. It recounts a cobra serum anecdote from South Africa where venom is extracted from cobras and used for antivenom but also mentions a rhingall snake and predator encounters.
In 1927 a bank sold land to Mrs Christie with delayed payments and retained title. A fire began on the property. the Cabinet National Forest Supervisor fought it for over a week. The state statute makes the property holder responsible for controlling an uncontrolled forest fire and liable for extinguishing costs. The United States won against the bank. the bank appeals, arguing they were not the property holder under the statute. Was the lower court's judgment correct?
A reader asks about using fruit cake scraps. The answer suggests steaming the leftovers and serving as a pudding with hard sauce.
A reader asks about thank you letters to a host who entertained informally after dinner. The answer suggests expressing enjoyment at departure, then inviting the hostess to dinner within a week or two. A swinging door should avoid seating a guest with visibility into the kitchen. Invitations to christenings should be acknowledged by letter or telephone.
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