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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1937
Page
10
A mixed list of clues spans horizontal and vertical entries. It references titles, geography, flora, fauna, and historic terms, with hints toward Latin and Ethiopian connections and a wide array of common and obscure crossword answers.
The article contrasts iron and gold, noting iron’s essential role in tools and steel for cars trains and buildings, while gold remains rare and mainly ornamental. It recounts gold’s formation in river gravels, the Welcome Stranger nugget of 1858 worth 52500, and mining methods using water jets. It ends with a teaser for tomorrow on gold worldwide.
Glanders, or farcy, mainly affects horses and mules but can infect humans. Transmission occurs via contact with discharges and excretions. infected animals must be destroyed and stalls disinfected. Testing exists for animals and people, with gloves and aprons recommended for workers.
Cardinal Pete Pazmany transformed Hungary in the 16th and 17th centuries by converting nobles and peasants to Catholicism He translated the Bible into Hungarian helping establish it as a literary language He founded the Hungarian University of Sciences in 1635 later becoming primate in 1616 and a cardinal in 1629 He died in 1637 and in 1935 stamps commemorated the university’s 300th anniversary with his portrait.
About 1,200 workers at Erlanger Nokomis and Wennonah cotton mills in Lexington gain a five percent wage increase effective yesterday. The rise follows a regional pay boost across Southern textile plants, with November increases reaching ten percent. The additional raise likely adds over $50,000 to annual payrolls.
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