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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1937
Page
10
Raleigh May 29 The State Alcoholic Control Board warned of court action against an unnamed county liquor store employee after it was revealed that diluted liquor was being sold. A chemical analysis showed whisky labeled 93 proof tested at 66.49 proof.
A compact puzzle listing across and down clues themed World War Soldier. Includes entries such as Pictured veteran and Land rights with multiple rows and columns of numbered hints across both directions. Answers likely cover military terms, common nouns, and war related phrases fitting common crossword conventions.
Uncle Ray recounts a talk with Elzy Roberts of the Star-Times about the Hindenburg explosion and a previous editorial noting the danger of hydrogen gas. The publisher suggests that using helium might have prevented the catastrophe, given its lighter-than-air properties and the ship’s loss of life.
Helium, named from a Greek sun word, was first found on earth by Sir William Ramsay while testing argon. Early Canadian production in Hamilton and Calgary extracted about 60 000 cubic feet from 1918 to 1920, signaling the gas’s potential.
A compact English guide listing common word usages pronunciation missteps and spelling quirks. It defines terms like criterion and delves into usage tips with examples and reminders to enrich vocabulary through daily word study.
Answeres advise boiling a new clothesline before first use to prevent stretching and extend life. A rubber tread placed on a porcelain drainboard helps keep dishes from chipping or slipping. For dye stains on linen, rinse in cold water and boil. if needed boil again and avoid soap.
Roberta Lee presents quick etiquette guidance on street encounters with strangers, Sunday dinner invitations, and the best dance floors. If a man greets a woman who does not recall meeting him she should ignore it as a flirtation or nod and pass if recalled. A polished hardwood floor is favored for dancing.
A compact Q and A style feature presents quick trivia covering five items. It asks about Civil War population then and now, Katherine Cornell, a Scottish word for church, the scarlet tanager, and the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon.
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