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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

11

Crossword Clue Plethora of Word Matches

A scrambled list of clues and partial answers appears, including numbers and definitions for travel mode, outbuilding, Shoshonean, Elm, Hebrew, gender terms, teasing, cultivation, touch, lamb pen, British, American, French article, dagger, Oxford term, spoken, statesman, Roman road, golf mounds, snow vehicle, ginger cookie, offers, runs, cooking vessel, partners, Irish dramatist, shade, lease, water walk, enthusiasm, mature, clay, and best friend.

Oxford

What Price Overtrick In Rubber and Duplicate Bridge

In rubber play a declarer aims to fulfill the contract and seek overtricks only when safe. The duplicate scoring example shows South choosing two spades for a solid score, avoiding unnecessary risk, finishing plus 110 in a tied top result.

South East West North Trump

Six Children Die in Portageville House Fire

In Portageville Missouri six children died when a home burned Monday night. A 10 year old Aaron Forest survived with burns over sixty percent. Mother Jesse Mae Forest was treated for shock. Neighbors Jimmy Davis and Van Adams helped rescue the child before flames halted further rescue efforts. The victims ranged from one to nine years old. the Forests were African American.

Portageville, Mo Jesse Mae Forest Jimmy Davis van Adams Aaron Forest Michel Don Ema Mae Kayseen Rabbis Jennett

To Your Good Health By Joseph C Molner M D

Health column by Dr Joseph C Molner offers medical guidance and practical tips for common ailments. Advice blends preventive care with clear explanations of symptoms and self care steps.

Collagen Diseases Explained and Treated

A medical column outlines collagen diseases as connective tissue disorders with varied causes. It notes difficult diagnosis, broad symptoms across skin joints kidneys and blood, and treatments from diet changes to steroid drugs, plus cautions about ergotamine during pregnancy.

J.W E.P

Dee 188 Health Capsules Information Release

A brief health update notes Dee 188 receives information on health capsules and their nature. The report focuses on the Goestdeenediske Hie context and the forthcoming details.

Ted Meer Yen Nature

How To Stop Leg Cramps And Foot Pains Advised

The column invites readers to write to Dr Motner for a leaflet on stopping leg cramps and foot pains during pregnancy. Include a self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents for printing and handling. Readers are assured questions submitted in writing are answered.

Minnesota milk output tops 9.7 billion pounds in 1958

Minnesota dairy farms held 1,336,000 milking cows in 1958 and produced about 9,739 million pounds of milk. The industry earned nearly 400 million dollars from dairy sales that year.

Minnesota

Unable to answer letters in daily volume

Dr. Mother cannot reply to individual letters in the daily volume. He uses readers' letters in his column whenever possible to share reader concerns and questions.

Dr. Mother

Casper station owner drives to Minnesota to collect bad check

Don Bear of Casper Wyoming cashed a $50 bad check from a cross country truck driver and drove 900 miles to LeCenter Minnesota to collect payment He received $50 plus a $100 travel expense offer for his trip. The article notes Yellowstone National Park was established in 1872 as the first national park.

Casper Wyo Don Bear LeCenter Minn Bear

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Jacoby Oswald Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Assn Aki East South West Joseph C. Molner M.D Michael A. Petit, M.D B.T Borg-Warner Hunter Coal and Oil CO Ward ST Furniture N. Main St Model Supply Corporation Plumbing—Heating— Cooling Russell & Park Sts Joe Honeycutt Congress Yellowstone National Park William C. Shaw North Carolina National Bank High Point, North Carolina Poplar Ridge Friends Church High Point Hoover Hill Road Kermit Farlow Barney Pierce Best Buy OUR Frigidaire Beeson Wrenn St. Entrance Allied van Lines S. Centennial PLC U.S Highways Life Insurance Sunset Drive Occidental Insurance Company of North Carolina Wowe Orrice E Racer HFC Traveloan HFC Ice Household Finance South Main Street Hoos Tos Fa Ts Mone Blue Cross Hospital Care Association Dowpon Dow Chemical Company Hauser & Marley N. Wrenn High Point N.C
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