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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1938
Page
8
A dense crossword style prompt lists numerous across and down clues with varied definitions. Entries reference fiction characters, anatomy terms, legal phrases, plants, metals, and geographic names, indicating a large themed puzzle with numerous cross references.
British Columbia sits far west in Canada with the Yukon to the north claiming greater western reach. The province, about three quarters of a million people, is not densely settled and is famed as the Switzerland of America for its mountains. Vancouver is both a city and an island name, honoring explorer George Vancouver who first circumnavigated Vancouver Island. Victoria, the capital, is noted for a mild climate and mid winter blooms thanks to the Japan current. The coastal region has ample rainfall and little snow, while Vancouver Island is part of a mountain range that sinks beneath the sea.
The basilisk is believed to be the only lizard that can run on water. It achieves this by extreme speed and using its tail as a rudder to skim across the surface.
One word in each of five word series is unrelated. Answers on Classified Page. Anne Ashley provides curious geography, cities, seas, and oceans puzzles plus antiquated home remedies and tips for tooth powders fabrics and egg shell plant water.
A column by Roberta Lee explains caviar as salted roe from sturgeon and other large fish with pronunciation kav i ar. It states guests should pay long distance call charges and settle with the hostess. It also notes avoid congratulating a bride to be and instead praise the groom.
The six leading U S agricultural products by rank are corn cotton wheat white potatoes oats and tobacco. The maximum ice thickness near the South Pole is estimated at 12 to 14 miles. Roosevelt is Theodore Roosevelt’s fourth cousin once removed. London’s tallest buildings are limited to nine stories about 100 feet, with eight or nine structures reaching that height. Eggs are about 65 percent water.
A column of English language tips explaining correct usage and pronunciation. It covers endorsements on checks, the word endorse, common mispronunciations, spelling notes, and a vocabulary tip building approach. It mentions the word competence with a quote about sufficiency and notes on British Columbia climate and travel item prompts. Tomorrow: More About British Columbia.
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