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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
8
A column by Sam Shulsky answers reader questions on investing youths bonds and blue chip stocks. It explains safe 3 percent yields versus higher risk growth through established or new growth firms and clarifies over the counter stock pricing and broker roles.
A scrambled crossword clue set lists various entries such as a secretary of agriculture and a German city. It includes hints for syllable counts and color terms, with several stray letters and mismatched fragments.
Oswald Jacoby reviews Ray Balfe a top Rubin bridge player who works rubbers at the Regency Club. Balfe believes in aces and kings and he aims for a slam despite 18 points. He wins the opening diamond lead counts nine high cards and plans clubs or spades to reach the mark.
Dr. Joseph Molner offers practical medical guidance on common health concerns. Each column provides clear, actionable advice and prudent cautions for readers seeking reliable wellness tips.
Dear Dr. Mother discusses feeding babies at room temperature, noting no harm from non heated milk or jarred foods and advising to feed as per the baby's preference. It also covers a strict salt free diet, recommending avoidance of table salt and salt-added foods, and references a rupture in a 4 year old boy with a medical view on surgery versus trusses, plus a request for an ear noises booklet.
Dr Mother welcomes reader mail but cannot reply individually due to high volume. The columnist answers readers questions when possible, incorporating them into the column for all to read.
Michelangelo planned the dome rising 435 feet above the altar of St. Peter's Basilica. The altar is topped by Bernini's 95-foot baldachin, a bronze canopy supported by four spiraling columns.
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