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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1938
Page
3
A reader recalls Captain Charlie Thompson’s 45 ton blunt nosed fish brought to Miami docks around 1911 1912. The creature reportedly measured about 40 45 feet with five gills and was described as a whale like fish. Witnesses crowded the beach but the monster vanished after the boat was burned.
A coupon invites readers to join the 1988 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club through The Enterprise High Point NY. The letter requests a Membership Certificate a leaflet on making Corner Scrapbook and a design to paste on the scrapbook cover.
A department store occupies a 30 story building with a mezzanine and roof garden. An elevator serves the roof from the first sub basement stopping at every other floor upward and at every third floor downward plus a first floor stop instead of the mezzanine and no further downward trips. Determine the floor where it stops with passengers both going up and coming down.
Lessons in English by W. IL Gordon teaches common word mixups and pronunciation tips. It highlights phrases to avoid such as this will do equally as well and notes that domain stresses the last syllable. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth with examples and a brief word study on ardently.
Answers include Mount Sinai for Moses Ten Commandments. The first U S census occurred in 1790. Autos account for about 83 percent of rubber consumption. Marine Corps motto is Semper Fidelis meaning always faithful. The chief commercial and manufacturing city of Scotland is Glasgow.
A practical Q and A style guide. Anne Ashley answers on preventing brown sugar from lumping by storing in an open jar in the refrigerator. It also covers cleaning bottles with soapsuds and coffee grounds, and a quick ribbon pressing method using boiling water and a jar for smooth drying.
Linda Gordon prevents a check sale and pays eight hundred dollars in cash to win ownership of Golden Toy at a sale led by Monte Hill. Bruce Radford arrives with a carload of buyers as the Radford crowd boosts the sale and the price tops eight thousand dollars for the prize.
Abridged discussion on bridge play notes that doubles signal a prospective set of one trick when opponents push beyond safety, prompting cautious reactions. The article highlights how such doubles reflect strategic risk assessment in competitive play.
In a Master Point tournament Gibbs and Friedman reached a top on a hand where North held nine top tricks with spades led. The East hand carried the spade kings while other suits held aces, and a close double by an ambitious opponent produced the highest score for Gibbs.
A passage blends etiquette advice with a tense scene where a hostess considers inviting a guest and a young woman asserts herself. A horse race ambition dominates the dialogue as Linda challenges a man about plans for a great jumper. The fragment ends with a character preparing to catch a bus and tally expenses.
South should bid notrump or support, aiming to describe hand strength and suit. The auction should steer toward a seven card no trump or a long suit game, with South clarifying strength and distribution while North searches for seven spade or heart contract.
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