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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
7
Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with definitions and word lengths. Entries include items like animal, payment, time, river, and objects, forming a themed crossword grid with many common terms and abbreviations.
Emily reaffirms devotion to Alan and medicine, rejecting Eric. Alan walks away anxious yet determined to start a river clinic, while Eric leaves with a hopeful smile. A distressed man rushes to tell Emily his wife is dying, seeking Doc's help as the chapter ends.
Linda Ware, 13 when she first sung for producer Rogers, earned a Hollywood contract after auditions arranged through agent Jack Sherrill. The story traces her path from Detroit foster care to Universal as a rising glamor figure, while Dorothy Arnold at Universal mixes baseball obsession with showbiz.
The riddle yields three people by wordplay. Take the famous orchestra leader last name, replace o with i to form last year’s National League MVP, then remove the i to get a screen star’s last name. Identify all three individuals.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains ankle swelling stems from diverse causes from long standing and obesity to heart liver kidney or lung conditions. One sided swelling signals local circulation issues while both sides point to systemic disease. Diagnosis guides treatment including fluid management diet rest bandages and targeted medications.
Q and A style tease notes a question about Christ’s rising popularity and a call for answers on the Wanted Page. The line hints at a reader inquiry about a historical or religious trend and invites further discussion or confirmation.
Chadwick withdraws from the upcoming mayoralty election in New Bern. Remaining candidates are R. C. Godwin H. M. Jacobs and Ray Henderson, as announced by Mayor W. C. Chadwick on March 31.
Dorothy Arnold describes a hard luck path from vaudeville through theater to radio success after a screen test. She recalls weighing about 120 pounds less, chasing Broadway, stock, and burned out chances before Milman discovered her talent, leading to a radio contract. She prefers major league baseball and complains about local press and loneliness.
A compact snapshot captures ongoing events as a world in motion. The piece frames immediate happenings unfolding across locations, time zones, and actions within a single minute.
A compact instructional note on common language errors. It explains correct usage for spoiling with its spoiling form, mispronunciations like athlete, and misspellings such as expense. It defines infers as deducing from evidence and urges daily vocabulary growth.
Anne Ashley answers reader questions on linoleum wear cleaning curtains and making a sauce for cottage pudding. She advises felt paper or newspapers under linoleum to reduce wear and noise. line dry curtains and brush or rub with dry bran. make sauce from leftover fruit juices thickened with cornstarch.
American Legionnaires at a Concord district meeting urged promoting the spirit of Americanism in youth. The session focused on civic duty and patriotism among young people, calling for community involvement and education on national values.
In a sixty second pass arthritis causes four hundred dollars in U S loss and fourteen work weeks of incapacitation. Seven minor surgeries occur in America each minute. An avalanche occurs somewhere on earth every minute. Oscillators in radio transmitters vibrate 120 million times per minute, sixteen million times faster than a heartbeat. Rubber bands snap at three and a half miles per minute. The U S Mint is the largest silver user. a leading camera firm uses two pounds of silver bullion per minute for film. The Federal Surplus Commodities Corp buys and distributes 136 dollars worth of food each minute.
The fifth of six installments adapts Frank K. Perkins's Simplified Contract Standards from Boston. It discusses Perkins's shaded takédut and the duplicate Mirage concept, emphasizing the need to contest both low and high contracts in bridge strategy.
North faces four spades. West wins two diamonds, East trumps the third. Declarer from dummy must craft winning play after careful analysis of two tournament-table hands. The discussion notes how hearts, diamonds and spades unfold, with West defending to limit club losses and East using a double to contest the auction.
Uncle Ray explains molasses origin from sugar cane juice and its uses in foods for humans and livestock. He contrasts molasses with corn syrup, notes sugar’s varied culinary roles, and offers candy health hints for children. He teases a future item about a world wonders leaflet.
Answers recap a quiz with Hannibal Africa Gray Gray England and railroad blocks. Oak Ridge Military Institute cadet corps will parade for the first time this spring at 3 15 p m Sunday in Oak Ridge.
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