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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1937

Page

6

Puzzle Clues Reveal Historic Crossword Theme

A reader supplied a dense crossword grid with horizontal and vertical clues. The list includes terms for coats of arms, geography, chemistry, and history, featuring ancient themes and heraldic references.

A Little Saturday Talk From Far Australia

From Coburg high school Melbourne students come letters praising Melbourne’s growth In the article Audrey Evans quotes John Batman’s historic line This comment reflects on the Yarra river village that became a sprawling city with about one million residents The text describes Melbourne’s business center and landmarks including the public library and law courts It notes a calmer scene beyond the Princess Bridge and left bank lands once part of the bustling district

Australia Coburg High School Melbourne Audrey Evans John Batman Yarra River Princess Bridge

Lessons in English from Gordon World Ofen

A compact note on proper phrasing and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses such as ob ject and comment on Moses pronunciation. It offers word study tips and urges daily vocabulary growth with the word eliciting truth through discussion.

Moses

Look and Learn by A C Gordon answers set

Metallurgy is the science of extracting metals from ores. Saint Olaf is the patron saint of Norway. The Indianapolis Speedway track is built of brick. Salaries of federal employees cannot be garnished. France is a democracy, not a monarchy.

Norway Indianapolis Speedway France Saint Olaf

How Can I Flavor Asparagus and Care for Shoes

A reader asks how to vary asparagus flavor. Nutmeg is suggested for a delicate change. Another query on painted woodwork advises rubbing with a flannel cloth dampened with oatmeal. A third question about shoes recommends matching heel heights for comfort.

Modern Etiquette and Melbourne Uniforms Highlighted

Roberta Leer answers etiquette questions emphasizing genuine consideration for others. The Melbourne note describes botanical gardens of 100 acres with tropical plants and uniforms at Coburg high school, noting navy tunics, blazers, and distinctive hat bands for girls and caps for boys.

Yarra Melbourne Coburg High School

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