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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
8
A compiled puzzle answer list presents horizontal and vertical clues with entries ranging from weather and objects to figures and places. Several lines indicate multiple meanings, including wind, smell, lace making, and various mythic and geographic terms.
The piece presents five questions with concise answers: 1. The atom. 2. The Bible. 3. About 4,000 miles. 4. University of North Carolina. 5. It is pronounced she.
A reader asks methods to refresh rug colors. Answer suggests wiping with a cloth dampened in strong salt water or sprinkling damp salt and sweeping vigorously to revive hues.
A short etiquette column answering how to reply to invitations, serving sequence at meals, and calling card etiquette. It explains reply goes to the issuer, server should begin from the left with the guest of honor, and that couples use separate and joint cards.
In February 1875 Stanley and his party reach the African upland Usukuma, trade for food, then voyage 11 natives aboard the oar sail vessel Lady Alice across Victoria Nyanza. They encounter hostile Bumbirah warriors led by Shekka and escape after a powwow and a swift paddle using floorboards as improvised oars.
A compact, period voice entry teaches common word usage and pronunciation. It highlights misused forms and provides daily word study with vivifying defined as enduing life and animating.
An Indian war bonnet feather earned by the tribe's grand council for exceptional valor featured a tuft of horsehair bound to its tip, marking a notable honor in tribal ceremony.
At the Chicago Field Museum two moose antlers span 7712 inches across and are touted as the world’s largest. In a separate note, scientists discuss a sea flea capable of 60 miles per hour, moving by rapid hops through the water.
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