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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
9
A word puzzle lists numbered Across clues including a pictured champion tennis player and many definitions. Clues cover smells worship college girl strong taste assault vivid describer musical no remedy for all diseases and more across and down entries with references to months and national titles.
Hollywood story centered on Maxie Rosenbloom boasting of a high class romance with a mysterious woman who adores his film fame but asks for nothing in return. He reveals plans to marry soon while describing her mother and father and the unique way she follows his career with interest in his portraits.
Eric Kane fears a flood endangering the diversion dam while Emily Warren grapples with Alan’s career choice and their strained marriage. Alan faces a life changing job offer as Eric confronts growing feelings for Emily.
Uncle Rays Corner explains why pilot fish swim with sharks to feed on leftovers and barnacles, noting their small size and rarity of being eaten. It also describes the wolf fish or sea wolf found near Norway Greenland Iceland and the north Pacific, its fierce nature and strong teeth. Other fish named after birds include parrot fish sea robins and sea citen and describes the sea raven and sea robin with its leg like fins that help it move and dig. Tomorrow: Sea Otters.
A compact guide highlights common English errors including aught versus naught, species pronunciation, and caricature spelling. It promotes daily vocabulary growth with memorable rules and a sample sentence on effulgently meaning brilliantly or radiantly.
Maxie doubts a long term relationship as he weighs career, club nights, and studio mornings. He muses on marriage and children while Rosenbloom, light heavy champion in spirit though not training, endures a strict routine and old fashioned tastes. He dislikes lipstick on women.
Dr Morris Fishbein replies to a letter about couples with blood groups three and four. He explains agglutination and Wassermann tests, noting syphilis control is crucial before attempting pregnancy and that blood group classifications do not determine fertility though they affect paternity assessment and transfusion compatibility.
A guest toast praises the host as a friend and companion. Page sequence rules allow {1,2} or {1,3} or {1,4} but not mixed orders. Crouton is a toasted bread piece used in soups and garnishes, pronounced kroo-tong with specific vowel guidance.
Answers provided: 1. About one third. 2. A community incorporated as a municipality governed by a board of three or more trustees and a president locally elected. 3. Oak Park Illinois with a population of 63 982 per the 1930 census. 4. Stephen Dectaur. 5. Two fifths.
The article offers practical household guidance. Sweet potatoes make hardy hanging vines when planted in a sand or sand loam mix and watered sparingly producing dark green ivy like foliage. A worn tablecloth gains longevity by trimming about an inch from one side and end to shift creases. A proper gas flame should be a clear blue with a yellow tinge indicating waste.
A recent duplicate bridge game featured a freak hand that created headaches for both sides as players faced unusual bidding and play. The article discusses how chance shaped the outcome and how the opening lead proved pivotal in the grand slam bid.
South secured six hearts by precise play to defeat a potential seven-diamond contract. West failed to counter with a lead that saved a trick, and the spade ace opening led to ruffs and discards establishing spades for clubs. The hand showcases the age of miracles in bridge strategy.
A riddle asks to locate six people from four clues: a U S Senator and a aviator explorer with last names describing a familiar winged creature. an actor in New York whose surname is a seasonal military command. a former Notre Dame football star and his namesake playwright. and an actress whose surname hints at a famous university.
A concise inquiry notes the Lenten question about whether any Marys named in the New Testament visited Rome. It weighs biblical references and traditional early Christian travels for contextual clarity.
Report finds fewer than one percent of London elementary students are poorly fed, indicating widespread adequacy of school meals and nutrition programs across the capital.
The statement notes that a storm is not a blizzard unless accompanied by a gale zero temperatures and drifting powdery snow. It distinguishes blizzards from other winter storms by requiring severe wind and blowing snow.
A partial bridge hand shows dealer position and a mix of spades and hearts. The text lists cards such as AKQ54 and AKQ9 with a remaining 542 and 10987 65 sequence.
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