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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1937
Page
8
Puzzle list of royal exile theme with across and down entries including pretender to the throne of Austria and related terms across a varied word grid. Clues reference nobility, court terms, measurements, and nautical phrases as a themed word puzzle.
A column provides tips on brass shine maintenance using paraffin, melting chocolate via wax paper over boiling water, and stopping hiccups with a hot water mouth hold and quick swallow.
A writer recalls Anne Hathaway's cottage near Stratford on Avon dating to Shakespeare's era. The home preserves old oak timbers and a large Santa Claus chimney. Benches once used by Shakespeare and Anne are described along with gardens and a tale of the tumble down stile linked to a deer chase.
A jumble of quiz questions and quirky notes appears, asking which presidents served twice and probing old trivia about cigarets derivate Derby references and military insignia. The piece mixes humor with detached historical hints and requests for a leaflet, ending with a stray line about Uncle Ray.
A brief etiquette column by Roberta Lee answers three questions. It says a wife should identify herself and ask for her husband to return the call, smoking is allowed in public vehicles unless restricted, and sales staff should not address female customers as honey or dearie.
An instructional note on word usage and pronunciation guiding readers to differentiate similar terms. It highlights common misuses and misspellings, offers pronunciation tips for loquacious and loquacity, and presents today’s word retinue with example.
Educators named grammar dialectics rhetoric music arithmetic geometry and astronomy as the seven liberal arts. The nursery rhyme Three Blind Mice is more than 300 years old. Honey flavors vary with flowers and nectar sources. The Masonic Order is estimated to include four million members. Lincoln's homestead stands near Hodgenville Kentucky in the log cabin where he was born.
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