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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1939
Page
7
Edouard is an European statesman referenced as a foreign statesman in a puzzle grid. The clues mix maritime terms and trust roles with translations and abbreviations.
Hollywood trace of Ona Munson testing for Belle Watling in Gone With the Wind. The 32-year-old actress, noted for a hard edged persona, lands the part after a single car scene take and rapid studio interest grows.
Clem Shirley visits the Cove to meet Duke Martin after receiving big flowers from him. He recounts his Hell's Kitchen past and vicious rise, hinting at future plans to bring Jack Burden along to share a night of excitement.
World War taught lessons on the horrors of modern fighting and Zeppelin use. Count Zeppelin built airships that evolved from short flights to long missions, and Zeppelins dropped bombs on Britain. Defenses grew, with planes and gunners guiding shellfire. Tomorrow: Airplanes in War.
McKenney serves as bridge secretary for the American Contract Bridge League, a key administrative role within the national organization. He oversees club communications, event scheduling, and member services, supporting the governance of bridge play nationwide.
A daily vocabulary note defines IMPULSE as a spontaneous inclination with an example. It cites Jeremy Bentham who died in 1832 and willed his skeleton be seated in a chair for commemorations, kept in the room where friends met.
Permission was granted for Trans-Canada Airlines to operate nonstop flights through parts of Maine. The service will run from Montreal to Moncton New Brunswick, expanding Canadian air links in the region.
The article summarizes three reports from the American Medical Association convention. It highlights questions about how long to use sulfanilamide and how to dissolve stones without surgery. Dr. H Marshall Taylor notes breathing and warmth aid swimming infections, while sulfanilamide saved many ear infection cases in children and may halt infections quickly but requires careful dosing.
A fragmented artsy note describes a minute of global events as they occur. It frames time as a rapid reporting window and hints at destiny in motion with brisk observational text.
A rapid compendium shows in one minute of activity the vast scale of production across nations. It notes paper, coal, matches, wheat, cotton, and telephone costs, with figures for farmers, retailers, railroads, and letter carriers, plus oceanic pearl and oyster mentions.
A reader asks about borrowing etiquette and leaving a book for weeks. The expert says it is rude for the owner to demand it back and that a small amount should be left in the glass when drinking. It is also noted that a man need not drop the title Mr after a father’s death.
Answers provided cover dental classes Incisors canines bicuspids and molars Cape Cod peninsular fish hook on Massachusetts coast Samuel Langhorne Clemens pen name Mark Twain sonnet length is fourteen lines world aluminum output about half from the United States and two thousand of Ireland’s forty two thousand doctors are women
Specialists at a medical association meeting discussed dissolving kidney stones by urine acid or direct kidney fluid, noting four stone types and mixed results. Trials with a dissolving solution showed promise. They also highlighted rheumatic fever risks in four thousand children, with 25 percent later developing heart disease, underscoring ongoing doctor follow up.
The guide suggests melting paraffin and pouring into the candle socket to straighten inclined candles, then placing the candle while the paraffin is hot. It also offers cleaning dirty candles with a cloth dampened in alcohol and dusting flour on cake tops to prevent icing from running. For whitening teeth it advises brushing with lemon juice once a week and rubbing hard.
A Venetian innovator created sugar loaves about 500 years ago, marking an early advance in sweetness production and storage. This historical note highlights a unique contribution from Venice to culinary history.
The government says no new passenger cars will be registered unless they run on charcoal or alternative fuels, signaling a shift in vehicle energy policy and potential impact on automakers and buyers.
Hand No 1 of the annual World Bridge Olympic in which master players select hands. Questions cover East opening bid and West response, South opening lead, declarer play for the first six tricks, and whether to discard a losing spade on dummy's queen of clubs.
East opens two hearts as a game try with two losers. West responds per system. ace-showing requires four hearts, non ace-showing suggests three hearts, then seven hearts if possible. South leads jack of spades, a solid suit to prevent timing by opening hearts or diamonds risking queen loss. Declarer covers jack with dummy queen. North plays king, East wins with ace and returns ace of hearts, then diamonds and clubs sequence unfolds. Final lines discuss alternatives, diamond finesse risk, and ruffing diamonds with hearts to pursue a grand slam.
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