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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
15
A dense crossword style puzzle excerpt listing numbered across clues for a famous U S president and a vertical set of clues. It appears as a mixed wordplay page referencing descriptors, roles, and common puzzle entries with multiple modern and archaic definitions.
The piece describes spring celebrations in Europe, from central Europe and Poland to Germany and Switzerland, where effigies of winter are destroyed and bonfires rise. It notes Shrove Tuesday traditions in England including Westminster school’s pancake toss involving twenty boys and a single pancake tossed by the cook.
A quiz by A. C. Gordon presents five questions with concise answers. It asks which rope length pulls a load easier, which president served in Congress after his presidency, what a baby swan is called, the worst month for respiratory diseases, and which state lacks counties.
Ninety percent of fur sales in the United States occur under assumed names rather than the true fur names. The note highlights widespread use of alias brands in the fur market. Industry observers call for clearer labeling to protect buyers and ensure product origin transparency.
A New Orleans night watchman declares himself Louis XIX by direct descent, asserting a royal claim while history records Louis XVII as the last in the line. He maintains the title in defiance of the republic status of France.
Readers must pick the odd name in five name sets. Set 1 includes Keats Byron Shelley with Czrzolgosz. set 2 lists Luke Rembrandt Rubens Van Dyke. set 3 has Lewis Allen Mitchell Gul lver. set 4 contains Longfellow Whittier Cromwell Lowell. set 5 offers Kaufman Coward Anderson Dubinsky. Answers on Classified Page.
How can I fashion a novel ty letter for an invalid. Something different is to write the letter on heavy paper, then cut it into a jig saw puzzle. The article then asks what to do about earthworms in potted plant soil and offers camphor solution, and how to prevent custard from burning with cornstarch and a pinch of salt to improve flavor.
A Q and A on social grace advises a girl who does not drink or smoke to graciously refuse a cocktail and cigarette without showing disapproval. It also says a man should remove his glove quickly when shaking hands and candles on the table should be lit immediately before dinner is announced.
A miscellany of language tips and anecdotes introduces ABROGATE the sense of annulment, plus notes on stimuli and mispronunciations. It mentions a Uppingham cat, a London zoo tigon, a Westminster school contest, and a historical royal audience with King George V and Queen Mary.
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