To Your Good Health by Dr Joseph G Molner
Daily health guidance by Dr Joseph G Molner offers practical tips on nutrition, exercise, and balanced living to support reader wellbeing and longevity.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
5
Daily health guidance by Dr Joseph G Molner offers practical tips on nutrition, exercise, and balanced living to support reader wellbeing and longevity.
Dear Dr. Mother explains neck bone overgrowths can press nerves causing head or arm pains. Traction is first. surgery if needed to relieve nerve pressure and relax neck muscles. Also notes low Trichina risk in pork and cautions on cooking times. Addresses orthodontic jaw shortening and likely surgeons, plus shoulder pain from strains or calcium deposits with night pain.
Oswald Jacoby explains bridge bidding logic as spades outrank other suits and that four-card spade openings are rare. He notes early practice favored spade over club with strength tradeoffs and that modern expert opinion largely avoids opening four-card spade, reserving it for very strong hands.
The document lists reserves for Unearned Income and Taxes and Expenses, Letters of Credit Outstanding, Other Liabilities, and Capital Accounts including Capital Stock, Surplus, and Undivided Profits. It notes Total Liabilities of 65.3 billion, and identifies the member as the Federal Reserve System with FDIC affiliation.
Allen J. Parker J Ed Pleasants reelected as vice president and city executive vice president. Assistants named include Richard H. Davis Wm deR Ross Eugene Clement Ronald M Falls James N Reams.
South supports a third hand spade bid and plans to pass. Partner’s jump to three spades does not alter his plan. Four spades has no play, but three can be made after a club lead to dummy. West’s ace and dummy’s king of clubs secure the trick.
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