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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
12
A dense puzzle excerpt lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Items include biblical, geographic and descriptive terms, with hints ranging from painters to measuring units and animal names, reflecting a mixed wordplay page segment.
Uncle Ray describes the British Museum founded in 1759 with vast collections including Assyrian winged bulls Greeks Romans and papyrus. He notes the Rosetta Stone unlocked Egyptian writing and explains Parliament with the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The Commons has 615 members. Lords retain historic, diminished power after 1911.
A reader asks how to maintain white shirt collars. The answer suggests adding a tablespoon of borax to the wash water to remove tinge and restore whiteness. It also offers methods for other stains and woodwork.
A Q and A etiquette column by Roberta Lee discusses proper social correspondence with plain white unruled paper and good quality. It also notes it is courteous to thank delivery personnel and suggests silver as gifts for a 25th wedding anniversary.
W L Gordon presents words often misused and mispronounced with corrections. Includes guidance on spelling meanings and a daily vocabulary aim. The reader learns distinctions for secession and concordant terms and notes the word disconsolate as deeply dejected.
Judge Johnson Jay Hayes of Greensboro will speak on The Administration of Criminal Law by the Federal Courts at an open Duke bar association meeting in the Duke Law Building at 7 30 tonight. The article notes Westminster Abbey and Longfellow, and mentions a travel feature about Seven Wonders of the World.
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