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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1945
Page
5
Dr Clendening outlines how breast lumps are not always cancer and cystic disease is common in ages 30 to 50. He notes age as a key factor, explains signs like skin dimpling, armpit lymph node enlargement, and nipple retraction, and supports early biopsy for uncertain cases.
Reader questions if long hair drains a child's strength. Advice dismisses the idea, cites Samson and historic long hair among pioneers and explorers, noting that many famed figures kept long hair and remained vigorous.
Hollywood profile of Sir Charles Mead at 73 starting radio and film careers. He jokes about not playing embezzlers or thieves, praises wife Lady Mendl, and reflects on his years as a diplomat and life in Benedict Canyon.
The advisory budget commission proposed a total $220,081,434 for the next biennium, with teacher salaries included in the general appropriations bill. Highlights cover increases for highways, education, and state employees, plus a plan to admit any Indian to Pembroke State College and a new tax on moving picture shows. The report notes wartime constraints and earmarks funds for health, housing, and laboratory projects.
The War Department announced Bronze Star decorations for North Carolina servicemen. The ceremony honors listed individuals for valor and meritorious service in combat zones, reflecting wartime recognition across the state.
A nostalgic home rub using mutton suet for chest colds has evolved into Penetro, a modern salve with the same base plus active ingredients. The ad touts three actions: easing pain for skin and muscles, improving blood flow, and soothing phlegm and coughing with vapor inhalation. It claims rapid relief and widespread adoption across America.
The English diplomat turned actor Charles Heston enjoys Hollywood social life with Signe Hasso and other film Colony stars. He appears in The Affairs of Susan with Joan Fontaine and is slated for The Robe, while recalling WWI service in the Northamptonshire Yeomanry and Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve. He was knighted in 1942 for service to the British embassy in Paris.
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