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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
12
Horizontal clues cover baseball related terms and general words with vertical clues for animals actions and objects. The puzzle asks for matching pairs like adult insect walking stick young goat exultant lump of clay and more culminating in a long list of defined synonyms and related phrases.
An American scout named Kilbourn encounters Black Hawk while spying near Rock River Illinois. Taken to a camp, he is spared when Black Hawk proclaims him son and later frees him. Kilbourn returns home, then again captures during the Black Hawk War, learns the meaning of Black Hawk’s ally flag and intent.
The article praises Civil War era inventor Captain John Ericsson for revolutionizing naval power. It notes his iron and screw propulsion innovations, creation of the Monitor, early destroyer concepts, and the Princeton, with enduring praise for his ahead of his time influence. It mentions a 1926 memorial stamp honoring Ericsson.
A district meeting of the P O A will be held in Asheboro on Saturday October 16 with representatives from Thomasville High Point Lexington Siler City and Greensboro. The business session starts at 420 p m and a banquet follows at 7 pm at the Central M P church with wives and visiting lodge members as guests. P F Miller of Adeboro will toast and introduce Henry BE Styers of Lexington the state president who will deliver the main speech.
A quirky quiz page presents five brain teasers. Questions cover geography with the Ohio River boundary, word pairs and opposites, odd animal humor, fabric materials for women, and a family relation puzzle about a husband’s sister and a brother.
Roberta Lee answers common social queries on golf invites dress codes and wedding replies. A novice should decline with explanation. For after theater parties, a girl should wear evening dress. Respond to home wedding invitations yes.
A compact English lesson outlines usage notes for paragraphs pronunciation and spelling. It introduces today’s word PSEUDONYM defined as a fictitious name with an example using the pen name Silas Simms. The piece stresses vocabulary growth and correct forms of closely related words.
A reading page presents five questions with concise answers: Columbus three ships Santa Maria Nina and Pinta. the blind English poet John Milton. Hiram Walker distillery in Peoria costing over 9 million dollars. spelter. Yellowstone National Park has about 3 000 geysers and hot springs.
In a brief adventure note the leaflet Your Body at Work is advertised as available from Uncle Ray. Send a stamped self-addressed envelope to the newspaper to obtain the pamphlet, with Tomorrow promising A Little Saturday Talk in the following issue.
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