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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1939
Page
6
Obscure clues and scrambled phrases reference a vanished star and a puzzle style fill in. The list mixes vertical and horizontal hints with scattered definitions, creating a cryptic tribute to a bygone cinema era.
Hollywood stars pursue quirky hobbies from autographs to crafting, carving, and collecting. Pat O'Brien signs guests on a leather jacket. Bing Crosby’s rumpus room bears celebrity names. John Garfield collects toothbrushes. Ann Sheridan saves famous ties. Autograph hunters see relief in personal collections.
In the serialized tale Marian Harkness spirals into debt after turning to a loan broker to fund a rash longing for stylish clothes. Dan, wary of the cost to family, sees their drift apart as Marian's secret plan to stay at Grant Fellows' office persists, threatening their future and a hoped for baby.
Test your knowledge of historic conflicts with five questions. How long did the War of 1812 last appears first, followed by the start year of the Thirty Years War, the nations in the Balkan War, the theater of the French and Indian War, and the duration of the Franco Prussian War. Answers on Classified Page.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains 500000 U S workers exposed to silica dust with miners and stone cutters most affected. Pumice dust used by dental technicians polishing dentures contains about 75 percent silica and poses silicosis risk. exhaust hoods and X rays help detect and prevent lung scarring.
A rapid column notes global actions in real time from lightning capture at the University of Pittsburgh to Britain's raisin duties and Yugoslav trade with Nazi Germany. It contrasts stellar explosions with European lignite production and mail flow, highlighting vast minute by minute activity.
A survey highlights Hale as a prolific gadget inventor with items like a sliding theatre chair a car brake a self sealing lid and eyeglass frames. It notes Syrol Flynn diving for underwater pictures Cecil B DeMille Claudette Colbert Carole Lombard and Clark Gable enjoying varied hobbies from sailing to photography farming and chickens.
A compact study note shows usage tips and pronunciation guides for greetings and common words. It highlights formality in salutations, examples of mispronunciations, misspellings, and lists synonyms. It also teaches vocabulary growth with the daily word instinctively and instinctively used in a sentence.
Wheat and rice are ranked first as the main staff of life. James Monroe was the only U S president besides Washington elected without opposition. A grand piano has seven octaves. New Zealand granted women suffrage first in modern times in 1893. Bamboo is the tallest grass in the world.
A guide discusses polite ways to handle disputes without blunt contradictions and confirms that a guest may bring a small gift though not required. It suggests a minimal after Theater supper menu of one hot dish with a salad and coffee.
A reader asks how to make coal burn better with less soot. The answer suggests pouring a strong salt water solution over coal in the bin and draining before use to prevent waste from wet coal.
A history section notes Iceland's fertile lowlands and grazing lands with dairy outputs while recounting Norse settlement and the sagas. It details Eric the Red and Leif Erikson, his exile, discovery of a western land, and early Viking exploration of a large icy island referred to as a vast, mostly snow covered land.
William E. McKenne y, secretary of the American Contract Bridge League, signs a notice outlining official statements and organizational procedures for the league.
The article analyzes a duplicate bridge hand where West opens a single club, South wins, and the ace of trumps is knocked out. It explains how distribution clues let the defense double to defeat the contract, assuming South holds four or five diamonds and spades distribution.
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