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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1971
Page
13
Dear Dr Thosteson: readers fear doctors and shots more than infections yet treatments require penicillin by injection. The expert notes no pill cures VD and stresses adequate antibiotic dosage. He also discusses emphysema, pregnancy myths, herpes, canker sores and prostate issues with reader mail and guidance.
Diana Ross, former Supremes star, gives birth to Rhonda Susan at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Beverly Hills. The 4 pound 14 ounce girl is Ross and husband Robert Silbertstein’s first child. Ross, 26, has performed solo since leaving the group in January 1970.
A cryptic style grid lists clues for across and down entries including weathered terms like sea skelet and lily maid of Astolat. The puzzle features several unusual spellings and partial answers, with multiple abbreviations and classical references woven through the clues.
Oswald James Jacoby analyzes a defensive play from Jeremy Flint's Tiger Bridge. East insightfully discerns West holds key clubs and clubs the return to force a favorable lead. East executes the nine of spades and diamond queen sequence to coax a heart return, enabling victory.
Lulu Beatrice Ferguson known as Aunt Lulu celebrated her 104th birthday at home in Lenoir. Born to former slave parents after the Civil War she credits Christian faith for her longevity and remains active with Mt. Zion Unity Church of God serving as Mother of the church.
A concise aphorism declares that a person fully in command of their own actions will not attempt to govern the behavior of others. It frames self discipline as the basis of social restraint and leadership.
Andy answers questions about the harpy eagle of tropical Americas and its mythic harpy namesake. The harpy eagle, three feet long with pale fierce eyes, strong talons, and dagger like beak, preys on monkeys and birds, helping balance jungle populations.
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