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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
12
Dear Dr Motner answers common medical questions from readers. Topics include gallstones detection with dye, insulin use in diabetes, birth control pills and ovulation, menopause and male aging, and sinus trouble remedies. Dr Molner notes high mail volume and answers individually when possible.
Tax column explains how to report 1966 stock sales on Schedule D with short-term and long-term nets. It covers loss carryovers, 50 percent long-term loss offset, and 100 percent taxation of short-term gains, plus an offer for a line-by-line guide booklet and coupon.
Historical note on the 15 star and 15 stripe flag linking to Francis Scott Key inspiring the U.S. national anthem. Mentions the 13 states plus Kentucky and Vermont as part of the flag's context.
Readable snippets show a scrambled clue set: terms like trumped, corrode, flashed, planet, weight and references toking and sublet. The text appears as a cross puzzle or cryptic style with enumerations and partial phrases.
Temple H. Buell the Denver architect will endow the Colorado Woman's College with 25 million dollars prompting its July 1 rename to Temple Buell College. Dr Eugene E Dawson president notes the gift. Cyprus mines copper iron pyrites and asbestos dominate the economy.
In a Victorian Satanist ceremony led by Anton LaVey, Judith Case and John Raymond wed without a license at LaVey's black walled church. A 500 pound lion in the back yard roared as fire engines responded to a false alarm during the celebration attended by about 60 people.
Rosario Alvarez in Palma de Majorca lost a diamond from her wedding ring. Her husband Gon zalo surprised her by placing it on her plate. She accidentally swallowed the gem with salad as a joke backfired.
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