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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1939
Page
7
A horizontal word puzzle with clues for ancient Latin gods and common terms. Entries cover gods like Mercury and Sun god, plus English words for daily items, colors, and actions. The grid pairs across and down with varying lengths and partial phrases.
Hollywood gossip and industry notes from NEA correspondent Paul Harrison summarize Powell’s fragility amid a possible return and the status of Lamarr Tracy prospects. Details cover I Take This Woman, Lady of the Tropics, Greta Garbo Ninotchka, Franchot Tone’s Gentile People, and other project hints.
Alan Warren, an ambitious young country doctor, weighs leaving Sumner for a prestigious obstetrics post in St. Louis. Emily confronts him with a charged accusation, while Dr. Farrell counsels him on talent, trust, and the path to becoming the country’s youngest professor of obstetrics.
In Sumner, Dr. Alan Warren contemplates leaving his country practice for medical school. He weighs loss of personal patient ties against chance to advance obstetric care. Family memories, Emily, Tim, and a hospital routine frame his uncertain path ahead.
The article extols Jersey cows famed for high cream content and butter yield, notes Guernseys as a related breed, and cites Holstein Friesian as the top overall milker with about 1100 gallons per year. It adds global counts of milk cows and the role of milk in foods and butter. UNCLE RAY signs off with a note about a related leaflet and tomorrow’s topic Safe Milk.
Bridge column recounts East’s double of a three no trump bid leading to a disaster for his side. South’s heart raise and North’s speculative no trump aimed to push East, who doubled hoping for reward. Declarer harnesses diamonds and clubs to negate East’s wealth and win the hand.
Four scrambled names like Narrait Annabal and Loos Waryon appear in a humorous Lent question. The piece ends by asking which of Christ's apostles saw 100 million people in one gathering and directs answers to the Classified Page.
Practical household questions answered by Anne Ashley Q. Explained methods for repairing broken glass with cement and tape, saving cheese by grinding through a food chopper, and softening hardened glue with vinegar.
On the film set for The Magnificent Fraud an assistant director quiets the crew as smoke lingers. Writers on Great Enemy discuss a new Indian story twist about Geronimo. Geraldine Fitzgerald seeks future roles despite a wealthy husband’s demand for six months abroad. Herbie Kay and Dorothy Lamour split inspires a farewell song.
The League of Nations reports US addicts now estimated at 35 000 to 50 000, down from 100 000 to 150 000 a decade ago. Canada also shows decline, but illicit traffic remains strongest in the Far East where opium and morphine production thrives. International control of production and consumption is urged, with 1100 tons needed for legitimate and illegal use, and total world availability at about 6000 tons. The U S contemplates narcotic farms at Lexington Kentucky and Fort Worth Texas to further reduce addiction.
A compact minute by minute snapshot captures a fast moving world as events unfold in real time. Howard Merrill frames a rapid sequence of happenings that reveal a changing landscape and shifting priorities across global and local scenes.
A marginal text on English usage lists misused loan and lend. desserts versus di-turt. Arctic spelling. and defines INCUMBENT as an adjective meaning imposed duty. It cites Sprat and urges daily vocabulary growth with one clear word.
A secretary should introduce the employer first saying Gibson, this is Morgan who telephoned you for an appointment. Favor real friends over many acquaintances and the hosts greet guests at the door when no servants are present.
The passage links earth vibrations to a heartbeat like rhythm in cities along coasts and lists rapid rates of activity: French rail deficits, German Buna rubber, bromine production, fur imports, global telephone calls, and major surgeries begun, all measured per minute as you read.
A printed quiz from Gordon presents questions on literacy rates a US president and philology. It asks what percent of the world cannot read or write who followed a preacher’s son to the presidency Grover Cleveland and defines philologist as a student of languages.
In four no trump, South should show the missing ace and king via a suited cue or sequence per Blackwood. When North bids five no trump, South should disclose the remaining high cards to guide the final contract.
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