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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1961
Page
3
A health column by JOSEPH C MOLNER examines gasoline related health concerns and practical tips for safe use and storage in everyday life. The piece urges caution with fuel vapors and emphasizes ventilation and proper handling to reduce risk.
A reader recalls a 1895 incident with sniffing gasoline from a stove can and a mother's gift of red shoes as a promise kept. The letter argues rewards can motivate good behavior, while bribery is not the sole path, and contrasts it with modern child-rearing practices. It also includes a Dr Motner advice request about leg cramps and how to obtain a copy of his guidance.
The column discusses a bridge example where a defender wins with the ace instead of the queen, and recalls a youthful match against two experts. Oswald Jacoby offers general guidance on varicose ulcers and phlebitis while inviting reader questions about ear noises.
A collection of cryptic clues and partial answers, including references to rock clefts, nautical terms, and clothing items, suggesting a puzzle page snippet with scattered definitions and wordplay cues. The readable items hint at cross references like dawn goddess and Greek letters within a historical newspaper puzzle.
Capt. Joseph W. Kittinger Jr. of the U S Air Force holds the world’s record for a manned balloon flight reaching 102 800 feet and then parachuting to earth.
The Kansas River flowed backward as massive ice jams moved down the Missouri River and rammed into the river mouth, blocking its flow. Two 50 ton construction barges broke loose in the Kansas River and floated upstream, startling observers.
Fiji Islanders prize sperm whale teeth as ceremonial gifts for honored visitors, reflecting cultural value tied to maritime tradition and generosity.
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