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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1937
Page
8
A puzzle listing numerous crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Readers face a wide range of definitions from explorers and gods to objects and actions, including terms for food, clothing, places, and abstract concepts.
The writer visits the Paris exposition praising its modern buildings and colors while noting Russia and Germany displays across a central roadway amid tense relations. A Lenin statue planned for Moscow's Palace of the Soviets would tower over the Empire State Building, with foundation work begun and completion targeted for 1944.
The text gives home remedies for lace cleaning by covering lace with magnesia and paper then pressing in a book for several days. It also advises not using shoe trees on very wet shoes and drying them with crumpled newspaper to maintain shape. A third tip notes yeast kept fresh by burying salt-walted tinfoil cakes in salt for about two weeks.
A reader asks about dances and partner swapping for out-of-town dates. Another asks if punishing someone Else's child is ever justified, with a warning about parental resentment. A third question about attire for informal dinners suggests semi evening or afternoon dress.
A compact language note outlines correct usage and pronunciation. It emphasizes word choices such as valuing friendship, Missouri pronunciation, and common misspellings. The piece props a daily vocabulary goal and defines consanguinity with a quotation.
In 1936 there were 10,606,000 automobiles sold of which 6,590,000 were used. Planets larger than Earth are Jupiter Saturn Neptune and Uranus. The incomplete poem is Don Juan. China’s continent is Asia. Estoppel means a bar to alleging or denying a fact because of one’s prior action by which the contrary is admitted or determined.
A set of brainteasers asks about Grants initials US Easter date rules and a president’s death in the White House. A math riddle features John and his money to determine the total amount he has.
Dr. Fred E. Farrior a Portland dentist paid a $1 parking fine after delaying payment to finish work for the daughter of a patrolman who issued the ticket. The delay explains the tardy payment.
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