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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1959
Page
3
Scottish inventor clues fill a crossword style grid with across and down entries. Several entries reference places like Greenock and labels such as Masten and Aegir. The puzzle blends historical and linguistic hints to yield matching words.
Dr Molner explains thickened toenails arise from aging, shoe pressure, debris buildup, or infections such as psoriasis or fungus. Regular cleaning, careful shoe fit, nail scraping, and iodine application may help but are not foolproof.
New York real estate investor Lawrence A. Wien has bought Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn in a deal worth over 10 million dollars. Clark and his associates will travel to New York for 21 million the report states.
Before settlers arrived the Potomac was a major Native American waterway and hunting ground. In 1608 Captain John Smith entered Chesapeake Bay and named the river Patowmack after a nearby tribe. The Patomac Valley later became a key Civil War battleground.
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