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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1937
Page
8
Across clues describe motion picture stunt actress and related terms while vertical clues include actual being and family terms. The puzzle lists various nouns verbs and adjectives themed around theater film and exploration of daring tasks.
A reader asks about Ray’s youth revealing his early passions. He edited a self started magazine The Typical Boy while in high school and was active in debate. He studied history physics English and German and valued expressing only true beliefs in debates. He recalls slow changes in his views yet a firm commitment to honesty.
A brief reading guide on common word usage and pronunciation. Includes notes on misused terms mispronunciations misspellings and a call to grow vocabulary. Highlights aggregate as today’s featured word with definitions and a quotation.
Inertia defined as the tendency of a body at rest to stay at rest and a body in motion to stay in motion. The work credits Johann Wolfgang Goethe as author of Faust. The Eagles organization originated in the United States in 1898. Vatican City's official language is Latin. The Thames River is England's longest river.
Anne Ashley answers questions on mildew stains and fabric care. Javelle water can remove mildew but should not be used on silk or wool. A tip for reducing dripping fat when cooking over coal is to salt the coals. For dusting around baseboards use a large new paint brush for better results.
A column offering etiquette guidance. Roberta Lee suggests deep breathing to soften harsh tones and advises not using business stationery for social letters. She says hosting a formal Sunday dinner is allowed but not widely popular.
In Los Angeles a May 24 boxing card drew patrons to a Rancho Canoga benefit dinner. More than 15000 dollars in $100 ringside tickets were sold to sports men and moving picture stars supporting the fundraiser for Bob Nestell and Bob Pastor.
The article notes Art Lasky’s bid to become a boxing referee after emerging as a world heavyweight contender. It also shares a long anecdote about Frantz Liszt’s lifetime teaching charity, and a youth’s dream of starting a magazine The Typical Boy with a printing press bought by his grandmother.
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