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A lighthearted note salutes Hatlo style humor and a tip of the hat to shared camaraderie. The item preserves local newspaper voice with a playful nod to readers and cartoonists.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1959
Page
12
A lighthearted note salutes Hatlo style humor and a tip of the hat to shared camaraderie. The item preserves local newspaper voice with a playful nod to readers and cartoonists.
A reader asks if an enlarged heart equals heart trouble. Dr Molner explains enlargement may result from valve issues, arterial changes, obesity, or extra tissue, but does not always indicate heart disease. An enlarged heart signals prior overload and may improve only if the underlying cause is corrected. He stresses normal weight and careful evaluation.
Readers ask about using a lost Social Security card, applying for benefits, federal retirement for Congress members, and eligibility for benefits with a spouse and children. Officials explain card replacement, number retrieval, and who qualifies for payments based on age and work history.
A reader from Fort Collins asks why she receives no monthly benefits after her husband died at 55. Guidance notes reduced benefits for early retirement at 62 and outlines eligibility for children and disabled dependents. The page also recommends SBA resources for starting a small business and includes a retirement inquiry from St. Petersburg Florida.
Da vid Vandyke, 13, was struck by a projectile tossed from a car as he rode a bicycle in East Denver. The object exploded in a newspaper bag, causing brain concussion, lacerations, and the loss of a finger. He is expected to recover.
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