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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
5
The Middle Ages are described as a golden age for ivories with manuscript book covers carved in detail. Ivory shaped hunting horns, caskets, combs, mirrors and other items, while the Renaissance popularized inlaid ivory work.
A compact clue collection listing words such as Across 38 Deceased 39 Seasoning 41 Superlative suffix 42 the table 44 Afternoon parties 46 Bitterest 49 Accustom 53 Do wrong 54 Estranger 56 Malt drink 57 Girl's name 58 Festive 59 Legal matters 60 Pitcher 61 Females for a newspaper puzzle page.
The National Safety Council advises observing the exhaust pipe for smoke puffs when passing. A light puff signals the driver has eased off the accelerator, possibly slowing for a turn, while a sharp gust may indicate the motorist ahead is speeding up to hinder passage.
A compact dental tip notices that loose false teeth embarrass wearers and suggests using non acid powder on the plate to improve stability and reduce odor. It promotes Pasteeth as a solution available at drug counters.
Gloria the Gordon Rudkins cat is reunited with the family in Black River Falls Wisconsin after a bagged jacket enclosure was opened when the weather cooled. The cat had been missing for several days, found thirsty and hungry.
In Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin a snowball bush planted by a pioneer family in 1863 bloomed again this year marking its 95th consecutive year of flowering. Historians note the daughter of the family died and the planting followed, with the first bloom recorded in 1864.
Doctor Molner outlines travel health tips including required vaccines, typhoid shots, anti diarrheal remedies, and cautious water and food choices abroad. Warns against unpasteurized milk and suggests boiling doubtful water and fruit skins. Ends with safety reminders and a reader question about psychiatric diagnosis.
The column notes hernia surgery for young children and advises early checkups for a boy with a fair sized hernia. It invites readers to request Dr. Mothers booklet Ear Noises Their Causes and Cures for 10 cents with a stamped self addressed envelope.
A saying emphasizes faith as the sustaining force in any effort, lingering when all else fails. The message frames faith as essential to perseverance amid adversity.
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