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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
6
The item invites readers to spot at least four errors in the illustration covering grammar history etiquette and drawing. It then asks to unscramble a scrambled word by rearranging letters and assigns 20 points for each found error and for the word. It promises explanations later in the issue and hints at a hundred points total.
The 1870 capture of Rome by Italian royal troops ended Papal rule in the Papal states. Napoleon III refused annexation earlier, Garibaldi’s bid failed against France, and Franco Prussian war forced French withdrawal. Rome’s Tricolor rose in 1870 with a formal king’s entry in 1871.
A dense schedule of radio programs and station affiliations across WEAF WJZ WABC WBAI and others, detailing times shows hosts and networks. The list includes Uncle Abe and David, orchestras, comedies, operas, and variety programs with numerous station cross references.
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