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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
14
Dictionary style puzzle clue set listing numerous terms and cross references related to a theme on women in politics and related traits. Includes phrases like Secretary and wife of the dictator of China and various wordplay hints such as positions, actions, and objects across two rows of clues.
The article describes English coinage and travel costs from dimes on New York buses to varied fares in London. It explains pennies, shillings, pounds, the guinea, and unusual coins like the twelve sided three penny piece with King George VI, noting Britain’s non decimal system and coinage history.
A study notes how humans use various trees for food and medicine. The mulberry feeds silkworms, while chinchona provides quinine. The passage reflects on common knowledge of trees' utility and their role in daily life.
A compact note on common word usage and pronunciation by W L Gordon. It defines valued versus valuable, proper pronunciation of auction, and common misspellings like obese. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word. It highlights foible as a personal weakness with an example about slaves imitating masters.
A collage of trivia questions on politics history and trains contrasts with observations about weight systems in Britain and abroad. Uncle Ray signs a travel note promising a future feature and asks readers to mail for a leaflet with a return envelope.
Practical home advice on thinning varnish without glass damage using warm water, avoiding turpentine. It also offers a sore throat remedy with saltwater gargle and hints for inflamed gums. Includes cleaning guidance for a waffle iron with a damp cloth and steel brush for best results.
A series of etiquette questions with Roberta Lee’s answers on serving children, giving up seats, and where the bride’s attendants meet before the ceremony. It emphasizes adults first, patience, and gentlemanly conduct as timeless rules.
The piece answers five questions in a quiz style. It notes milk contains 13 percent solids by weight, confirms Patrick Henry was offered secretary of state but declined, cites landing speed of a large airliner as about 60 mph, defines soteriology as theology about salvation through Jesus Christ, and states Michigan has the largest water boundary relative to area.
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