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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1950

Page

8

Golden Hetty Green Mine Still Yields Rich Vein 3900 Feet Down

Hetty Green’s legendary mine near the Mother Lode country continues to pay. At Central Eureka workings, the old Hetty Green vein yields five to nine ounces of gold per ton, extending the fortune she built long ago. Geologists note the vein is a continuation of the famous Hoosier/Hetty Green deposit, with the mine once shut as yields declined and later reopened under Central Eureka ownership.

Hetty Green Otside Mother Lode Green New York Fureka Hetty Bellow Falls Ed Green Dewey Eureka Mine

Guilford County Commissioners Change Meeting Date

The Guilford County Board of Commissioners will not meet on Labor Day, September 4, 1950, and will instead convene on Tuesday, September 5, 1950 at 10 A.M. in the Commissioners' Room at the County Courthouse in Greensboro to conduct any business brought before it. J. A. Doggett, Chairman.

Board of Commissioners Guilford County Greensboro N. C

Man-Eating Lion Killed After Months of Threat

In Anglo-Egyptian Sudan natives killed a man-eating lion known as Asad the Assassin after a long hunt in Equatoria Province. The beast, large and old with missing teeth, had murdered seven people before a farmer’s wife triggered its capture. Cities Fight Smoke reports detail widespread smoke-control ordinances adopted by over 200 U.S. municipalities. Des Moines gardener Fremont Clark, blind for years, tends plants kneeling and still weeds efficiently.

Khartoum Sudan Asad Zande Equatoria South Chicago APY U. S American Municipal Association Des Moines Wadena Fremont Clark Clark

Glacier Express offers seven hour Alpine rail thrill from Zermatt to St Moritz

The Glacier Express links Zermatt and St Moritz in about seven hours through the Valais and Rhine regions. Passengers view Rhone Glacier castles monasteries and Furka Oberalp passes from wide observation windows. Trains run daily between St Moritz and Zermatt until September 10 with year round service to both terminals.

Zermatt Switzerland Mediterranean Norway Matterhorn Valais Upper Rhine Valley St. Moritz Grisons Rhone Rhine Furka Oberalp Tween

Hair Coloring Gains Steam For Men In U.S.

New York report notes 3.68 million American men use hair treatments to combat baldness or color hair, with predictions to reach five million by 1955. Dona Edmond, a longtime stylist and inventor for Queen Marie of Romania, cites pension trends and longer life expectancy driving the shift toward in-salon and home hair coloring.

New York INS Dona Edmond Edmond Queen Marie of Romania U.S

Bedside beauty service opens at Pittsburgh hospital

The Women's Auxiliary at Presbyterian Ear and Eye hospital in Pittsburgh launches a bedside beauty service for female patients. Beauticians trained in medical ethics perform options from permanents to pedicures without disturbing patient recovery, offering a lift during hospital stays.

Pittsburgh INS Women's Auxiliary Presbyterian Ear and Eye Hospital

Jones family declines in social security title

The Jones family has fallen from second to sixth in a national survey of surnames with Smithes leading. About four and a half million people named Smith are eligible for Social Security benefits, outpacing the Joneses.

New York INS

Getting Rid Of Freckles

A 1960 article discusses freckle removal via caustic treatment using carbolic acid in ether. It details a burning process with redness, darkening of freckles, peeling, and a smooth rosy result, plus risks like rapid heartbeat dizziness and potential disfigurement if misused. It advises medical supervision and ultraviolet light therapy.

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