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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1939
Page
7
A list of numbered crossword clues with definitions and brief hints including beverage words, garden items, adjectives, occupations, pronouns, tree, directions, measurements, notes, and body parts. Entries span from 12 to 41 with varied topics such as weather terms and Olympic references.
A compact clue list with numbered hints and definitions cross referencing plant terms and related words for a crossword style puzzle. Includes items for venomous snake thrice and other terms such as lion god and hairy plant names.
In the city a gangster Joey di Torio admits past rackets with Benthorne. Detective Dawson suspects murder to silence him. Dan Flynn delays on a midnight stakeout and closes in on Nick Smith the taxi driver who ferried a mystery girl Ara Johnson and a miner lover. Flynn confronts Ara at her door.
Mae West weighs 120 pounds rewrites her own script for My Little Chickadee with W C Fields. Deanna Durbin in a screen romance, Edith Fellows to grow up in June Mad, Bonita Granville to play a feminine lead. Neely bill eyed to end block booking amid wage rise worries. Joan Crawford mobbed by autograph seekers.
A column by Roberta Lee Q surveys etiquette for hostesses setting guest arrival and departure times, business etiquette for a secretary, and the use of telegram invitations. It states a hostess should specify visit length, a secretary should not expect special seating, and telegram invitations are acceptable to save time.
Dr Wishbein reviews school drink practices emphasizing milk as a daily option from East Orange schools. He notes teachers’ guidance to choose milk products with proper nutrition and sanitary quality while warning against excessive sugar beverages. Parents should weigh cost and nutrient content when selecting drinks for meals and school.
A compact page notes rapid per minute production and spending figures by nations and sectors. It highlights Turkey Nazi trade, Soviet labor costs, Tunisian transport, French Morocco snail exports, Dutch education spending, US medical prescriptions, and Italian cotton cloth output as the minute unfolds.
A terse copyright and distribution notice from Esquire Features dated 1939. It reiterates reproduction restrictions and ownership of the Esquire Features material.
A collage of notes on usage missteps and pronunciation tips contrasts with film industry chatter. It cites color movie growth and Technicolor innovations, mentions Twentieth Century Fox westerns with Gene Autry, and reports magicians protesting exposing tricks in cinema. It references Ann Sheridan gossip and Loretta Young rumors.
Practical household fixes include cleaning enamel with a wool cloth dampened in gasoline and removing stains with a hot lime solution boiled in water. Scratches on patent leather can be hidden with olive oil and black ink. Refresh stale bread by reheating wrapped in a damp cloth.
A study examines the nutritional value of chocolate milk and other beverages for children. It highlights calcium and vitamin additions, sugar content, and how serving sizes affect daily nutrient intake. Recommendations stress balanced consumption within a varied diet.
Question prompts rearranging lists of foreign countries foreign cities states and Canadian cities by population size with the largest first. It includes entries such as Argentina Denmark Cuba Turkey Sweden Edinburgh Tientsin Stockholm Paris Rome Alabama Indiana Montana Vermont Ohio and several U S cities Hartford Boston St Paul Phoenix Cleveland Toronto Montreal Vancouver Winnipeg Regina.
A automatic synchronizer ties twin airplane engines to run at identical speeds, even with differing propeller rates. It maintains tighter balance than any pilot, eliminating “beats” from asynchronous engine output.
Answers: money is the root of all evil. Richard Wagner composed Lohengrin. An acre equals 4 840 square yards. Wolfe and Montcalm commanded at the Battle of Quebec. The Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia.
Uncle Rays Corner recalls Longfellow’s poems Evangeline and The Courtship of Miles Standish with origin tales from Hawthorne and a cleric. It notes parallels to history, birthdays, and family ties to John Alden and Priscilla. Ends with a call for True Adventure Stories copy requests.
This third article explains the Vanderbilt Club convention with Harold Vanderbilt and Waldemar von Zedtwitz backing. It details responses to one club openings, six high card valued continuations, and when two quick tricks or strong cards drive bids toward no trump, clubs, hearts, spades, or diamonds as the auction unfolds toward game.
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