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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
14
Major Hoople relates a visit to Mrs Ichiko Kamichika Suzuki in Tokyo detailing her peace work, her family of two daughters and a son, and Japanese customs. He notes slippers, dust-free interiors, minimal furniture, and the practice of sitting on cushions for tea. The elder daughter’s age is explained using Japan's traditional counting.
The piece asks about the gold standard monetary policy and notes the average annual food intake of 1355 pounds per person. It identifies Lt Commander Richard E Byrd as the first to fly over the North Pole in 1926. It also states federal taxes must be uniform by the Constitution and cites Richmond, Virginia as the "Modern Rome" origin.
A compact English lesson guide listing common word mistakes misused words and pronunciations. It emphasizes proper usage correctness and vocabulary building with tips on spelling pronunciation and etymology.
A compact solution listing across and down clues with final word entries and definitions. The grid compiles modern stage stars places tree parts and legal terms alongside celestial and linguistic items in a themed crossword style.
A porter on a train discovers a neatly tied bundle containing 3000 dollars. The railroad demands the money be handed over. If Teal owner later appears, must either porter or railroad return the funds to him. solution appears on Want Ad Page.
Remedies describe simple home fixes. A window stick ing sash is aided by hot lard between frame and casing and on the sash rope and roller. Stubborn embroidery is treated with a paste of alcohol and chalk, then dried and brushed. Discolored vinegar cruet is cleaned by potato pieces added and shaken until clear.
Roberta Lee outlines etiquette for inviting children by title such as Miss and Master, notes that girls should pay their own streetcar or bus fare when meeting a male acquaintance, and states dinner invitations are typically extended by telephone to intimate friends.
In Tacoma Washington Edward Tower's car plunged through a ferry dock rail and sank into 15 feet of water. Ten minutes later Lower Bob Bed appeared at the surface with only cuts from breaking a window to escape.
Mrs. Suzuki recalls translating the book into Japanese with two editions and over 40,000 copies sold in Japan. She describes window doors in Japanese homes made of wood frames with white paper that slide open for light. Tomorrow includes a note about free copies of the leaflet True Adventure Stories and a teaser on Japanese bowing and food.
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