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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
5
Acros s in his branch of the Treasury leads the Annamese Revenue. The puzzle lists cryptic clues for a variety of terms including serf, roof finial, and cubic meters, with many across and down entries such as Ukrainian city, Hindu queen, and Italian city.
A health note explains thickening of toenails is mainly due to infections especially fungal, and poor circulation or pressure. It advises against overuse of baby oil, emphasizes cleaning under the nails, avoiding tight shoes, and considering a half size larger footwear along with careful pedicure and keeping nails short.
The article advises trimming nails straight across to avoid ingrown nails and using a nail file and clippers for routine care. It notes that fungus thrives in warm moist shoes and that medical help is needed to cure infections. It mentions griseofulvin as an oral antifungal and explains nail regrowth takes weeks. It also discusses the rice diet and typical truck trip length without claiming medical consensus.
Oswald Jacoby notes safety plays can protect against some layouts but may fail others. North should have raised to three no trump instead of Stayman, leading South to a slightly dangerous four spades contract. South misguessed spade layout, losing two trumps and the game despite a clever defense.
The first Canadian Parliament met in Halifax, Nova Scotia, over two centuries ago marking the beginning of parliamentary government in the country.
A two inch glowing worm from South America bears a red head light with greenish yellow side lights. When blown on the red signal flashes and the green lights shine with a shake. The creature answers only to the correct combination to trigger its lights.
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