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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1939
Page
7
Horizontal clues include Panama Canal builder and related terms while vertical entries cover mistakes and aging. The grid presents a themed crossword with numbers and cross references guiding to English word solutions across and down.
Hollywood gossip recalls Luise Rainer's Academy wins and troubled stay in Hollywood. The piece notes her frail health episodes, rumored faked fainting, and possible shifts to stage or prize roles in Manhattan, while contrasting with rivals like Bette Davis and the era's foreign accents.
In a tense confrontation Captain Dawson questions Ava Di Torio about Benthorne’s murder. Ava admits she came to kill him over past wrongs but reveals the motive, saying Arnold Benthorne was her father. The scene ends with her confession as the clue tightens the case.
This article explains opening two bids in bridge as interference to mislead opponents and influence their contract choices. It discusses when two spades or two hearts are used, how partners respond, and how vulnerability affects required strength.
Lessons in English by W L Gordon presents guidance on common word usage mispronunciations and misspellings. It defines immaterial as of no substantial consequence and provides example usage.
Students in Santiago pay homage to 59 who died during last year's abortive attempt to topple the government, marking a somber remembrance of the failed uprising.
A compact fragmentary piece presents a rapid, time tied snapshot of events as they unfold. It juxtaposes reading speed with real time events and hints at a world changing through quick sequential observations.
The piece details wartime output across nations, noting Australia hay, Canada materials, and U S nail care costs. It cites the North Sea blockade limiting Nazi imports of rubber and fuel and mentions peat drying yielding kerosene and related chemicals in Russia. It also reports occupational disease costs and per minute losses to American business.
Uncle Rays Corner recounts Alexander the Great meeting Diogenes in Corinth. The tale has a boyhood feat with Bucephalus and a vision of power after becoming king. The anecdote ends with Alexander wishing to be Diogenes if not king. Tomorrow: War Against Persia.
Clear home answers describe quick methods for brown sugar softness in the oven and quick drying tips for wet bedclothes using a hot water bottle. Bleaching scorch marks on white fabrics involves peroxide and heat to restore whiteness.
The manufacturing division of Marshall Field and Company signed a one year contract with the Textile Workers Organizing Committee covering five mills in Leaksville and Soray North Carolina.
Answers list: 1 President Andrew Johnson, tailor by trade. 2 A tramp is a merchant ship with no fixed route. 3 The peanut belongs to the legume bean family. 4 The heart has four chambers. 5 Winnipeg is the greatest grain center of Canada.
The North Carolina League of Municipalities reported that city governments in the state have paid excessive fire insurance premiums. A league survey found cities paid two and a half times as much in premiums relative to fire losses as private property owners did.
A puzzle lists nations on the left and their leaders on the right with mismatched letters. The task is to assign the correct ruler to each state from Canada to Yugoslavia, identifying the proper head of government for each country in the lineup.
Answers cover jealousy as the apprehension of superiority with a example of romantic rivalry. It also advises using a fork for buttered potatoes. It notes the popular church wedding boutonniere is a white carnation.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that managing heart disease hinges on rest, controlled activity, and avoiding excess strain. He warns against heavy lifting and constant arm use while noting drugs can help if prescribed carefully. Worry worsens symptoms. modern tests measure heart size, beat type, and workload to guide safe activity.
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