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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
14
Daily reading note teaching usage and pronunciation tips for common words. It covers misused terms such as many versus a lot and chores versus chor. The piece also explains spellings like oasis and oases and lists synonyms for rehabilitate and restore.
Answers cover broadcasting stations in the U S and Canada with numbers, Carnot as French president 1887 to 1894, a prototype defined as an original model, the largest spinach farm at LaPryor Texas spanning 4 000 acres, and the question of a U S poet laureate with the reply No.
A filled word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers for a New England landmark themed grid. Many entries reference historical terms ships and places such as 1620 colonists landings, deceptions, and constellation while others denote common nouns like currency units and natural terms.
Uncle Ray journeys from Paris to Versailles with tourists to visit Napoleon Bonaparte’s home. The house now a museum preserves relics including a blood stained handkerchief, library books, battle orders, and Napoleon’s small deathbed brought from St Helena.
The reader visits Versailles the palace of Louis XIV XV and XVI noting its vast size three stories grand rooms marble gold tapestries and a ceiling painting seven years in the making. The Hall of Mirrors hosts a famous balcony scene with Marie Antoinette and the mob.
The piece covers courtesy outside classrooms with a boy or girl rising when addressed by a teacher, how to handle defective purchases by returning goods to the in charge person, and explains macedoine a mixed vegetable dish with its pronunciation and uses.
A set of trivia prompts asks if Panama hats are Panama made and what execution form is used in France. It includes who discovered radium and how many states the Grand Canyon traverses, with a question about asbestos usage.
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