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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1958
Page
5
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues and numbers from 1 to 50. Across varied terms from bird home to regal titles, rivers, and languages, the readout blends definitions with numeric markers in a cryptic crossword style.
A medical study explains coffee cannot hasten alcohol loss from the body. Tests show blood alcohol levels rise with drinks, impair driving even below .15 percent, and the brain preserves alcohol longer than blood. Legal limits may understate impairment.
Dr Molner defends lemons against enamel erosion claims, advises safe use of citrus and explains that occasional lemon is fine. He suggests diluting juice or brushing after to protect teeth, notes lemons provide vitamin C and may aid digestion when taken with water in the morning.
Oswald Jacoby explains a hand where a pseudo-squeeze false idea leads to a grand slam. The defender misdiscards allow South to force a squeeze and win, though West can spoil it by an early spade discard.
A claim describes a home compound that rapidly reduces swelling and pain from piles. The ad contrasts it with standard preparations that only shrink symptoms, promoting a “more complete” medication labeled Stainless Paro by doctors.
UNNLAND California AP report states a ventriloquist William Sutton reports his dummy female redhead character vanished from his parked van. The doll is said to roll her baby blue eyes and only talks when Sutton is present, implying the theft may involve the ventriloquist’s prop.
Canadian experiments indicate four drinks in an hour triple crash risk and eight drinks raise it tenfold, with two drinks reducing eyesight effectiveness. New York officials discuss an alcohol sensitive plate to disconnect starters. Last year drinking drivers caused 30 percent of fatal crashes killing 11,550 people. Tomorrow: THE CURES.
The hand reveals South holding ace king jack of spades, clarifying the suit sequence beyond ace king small. North and West players record the play as a strong spade lead and high court control in the deal.
In St. Louis Mrs. June Walter a 22 year old mother of two learned she had leukemia three weeks ago. A trip to England was arranged by the Military Air Transport Service but she died Sunday morning, one day before her scheduled departure, after hemorrhaging Saturday night.
In Manhattan the central park project rose among tall buildings to employ unemployed men, reflecting a New York City effort to mitigate joblessness during the era.
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