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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1969
Page
10
Word puzzle style clues surface with mixed hints and scattered phrases. The text lists across and down entries including animals, foods, places, actions, and objects, resembling a cryptic or themed crossword grid with numerous incomplete hints and garbled OCR artifacts.
Oswald James Jacoby discusses a bridge hand from Winnipeg where a ruff, trump cashing, and diamond finesse led to a loss amid laughter. Readers argue ace and low heart entry could have aided the second diamond finesse. The letter requests a prompt reply to settle the family dispute.
In this bridge note the husbands and wives play differ little in success. The husbands win 76 percent if both diamond honors fail in West, while the wives win 72 percent depending on the trump queen and East diamond honors. The 30 point value favors the wives' play if the queen drops and East holds a diamond honor.
A reader asks about torticollis in a baby and possible surgery, with doctor’s guidance favoring observant treatment and positioning first. if needed surgery is usually after about a year. The column also covers pipe and cigar smoking vs inhalation risks, liver tests from alcohol, and caffeine aids for long drives, plus how to obtain Dr Thosteson’s booklet.
A guide on subtle natural makeup to avoid a painted look. It stresses blending for a seamless face and warns against heavy foundation or overly artificial eye makeup.
Federal grand jury indicts Margaret Elizabeth McLeod, Aberdeen assistant postmaster, on allegations of loan fraud using 20 false employee names, totaling about $63,155 including $58,955 and $4,200 from separate counts. Also indicted is Jane Harrington, former teller, for embezzling $22,981 at the Research Triangle branch in 1968.
A narrator recalls a family crowded with secrets and oddities as skeletons hang in many closets. Uncle Charlie the numbers man, Aunt Maude the drinker, and Cousin Johann with a loose headbolt populate a humorous memoir of New York and New Jersey kin and their concealed misdeeds.
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