To Your Good HealtH by Joseph C Molner M D
Dr Molner offers practical medical guidance on everyday health topics in a concise syndicated column. He shares clear tips, commonsense routines, and cautionary notes to help readers improve wellbeing.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1960
Page
10
Dr Molner offers practical medical guidance on everyday health topics in a concise syndicated column. He shares clear tips, commonsense routines, and cautionary notes to help readers improve wellbeing.
A reader asks when teens can start tea or coffee. Dr Mother advises limiting tea and coffee for teens and emphasizing milk for calcium and protein. A compromise is occasional tea with milk, not a substitute, and continued milk through adolescence.
The note suggests that constipation can be alleviated by both mental strategies and practical dietary changes. It emphasizes holistic care and may encourage considering stress management alongside fiber intake and hydration to improve bowel function.
The Milwaukee County Allied Veterans Council launches Opera tion Save Our Sub to rescue the WWII submarine Tautog from scrapping. The vessel has lain in Milwaukee harbor for years, with veterans urging its preservation as a shrine.
In Bryson City North Carolina a widow Patricia Arens Cumming 27 and her husband Edward Chandler Cumming 26 died after suspected poisoning. Sheriff Frank Allen and coroner Dr. Philip E Dewees interview without finding a cause. Their young daughter Julie 2 showed minor poisoning while Suzanna 8 months remained unaffected. Autopsy and cabin samples pending final results.
In Decatur Georgia an AP report notes a Brownie patrol choosing a potato chip plant for an educational tour over the state capitol. The plant offers free samples, influencing the unanimous selection.
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