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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1960
Page
3
Dr. Molner offers practical advice on daily health practices and medical skepticism. He addresses common ailments, emphasizes balanced diets and exercise, and encourages readers to consult physicians for persistent symptoms.
A newspaper column discusses children who pick fuzz from textiles and rock or head bump, noting such tricks are common as kids explore, with doctors saying most outgrow them. Parents are advised to redirect attention and avoid overreacting, while seeking medical help for skin concerns.
Clues span across and down mentioning mountains in France a fruit of this country and a former coin of France. Entries cover fish tropical plants cats and Ibsen characters alongside diplomats birds and units of energy.
Seventeen year old Gary Wilson of Phoenix ruffs the opening lead and, after a sequence of discards and ruffs, executes a trump coup against East. He then runs clubs, East and South are left with two trumps, and Gary overruffs to win East's queen.
A Missouri woman who moved to Des Moines joined a stout persons club to make friends not due to weight, believing fat people are jolly. She has since lost 12 pounds, but does not want to lose more or quit the club.
Carl Suchow pleaded innocent to speeding in Milwaukee. The judge pressed why he claimed innocence as an officer caught him. Suchow explained he was on a death call and worked as an embalmer. The judge fined him 25 dollars.
A concise reflection defines tact as the capacity to overlook the unreasonableness in others' reasoning. It suggests tact involves restraint, empathy, and measured responses in social exchanges.
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