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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1938
Page
8
An advice column answers questions on removing grease from carpets, arranging short stemmed flowers in a bowl, and warming leftover biscuits. It prescribes using fuller's earth and oxgall with water, covering an embroidery hoop with mosquito netting for flower placement, and reheating biscuits by spritzing with water and warming in a water bath then oven.
A tiled clue puzzle lists across and down entries for a themed grid. Pictured figures, mesostic hints, and letter intersections guide solving. strong focus on names, places, and terms connected to statesmen and music.
In Tokyo I met readers of The Child's Story of the Human Race invited by Ichiko Kamichika Suzuki. A 25 person tea party at a hotel included editors, workers, and a shy 15 year old girl who presented a cloth once worn by a princess. reporters photographed the event as I enjoyed tea and French pastries.
Japan lies on a seismically active ocean bed, making it a true earthquake center. Residents live in constant fear of quakes and death, never fully acclimating to their frequency.
In a Cranium Crackers courtroom query Mrs Howell held a $5000 life policy with a $10000 accidental death rider. Death from accident defined as bodily injuries from external violent and purely accidental means not from poison. She died from an overdose of a drug, though properly used as medicine. Beneficiaries won below. insurer appeals. Should lower court ruling be affirmed or reversed? Answer on Want Ad Page.
Roberta Lee answers that the bride may move her engagement ring to the right hand or leave it at home. She also says artificial flowers are not in poor taste and are gaining popularity for home use, even at the dinner table.
The piece asks five questions and provides concise answers. It defines a Yankee dime as payment in full by a kiss, identifies Sitting Bull as an Indian medicine man who led the Sioux in Custer’s defeat, names the sheep as the world’s chief fiber producer, explains tapioca derives from bitter cassava, and cites Ontario as Canada’s most populous province with 3,431,688 residents per the 1931 census.
A miscellany from a travel and language column includes usage tips for words like lacustrine and augur, pronunciation guides, and a daily vocabulary goal. It recounts a party with guests, a talk on travels, translation efforts, and a brief note on wartime sentiment toward Japan and China. It invites readers to request a leaflet via a stamped return envelope.
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