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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1944
Page
3
Duke University pediatricians warn parents to lock away lye and other poisons to prevent accidental ingestion by young children. They cite hospital cases, scarring of the esophagus, and high risk of death, urging immediate medical care and avoidance of dangerous storage practices.
Promotion touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest brand and guarantees purity. Buyers are urged to demand St Joseph Aspirin for trusted relief and value.
An essay defending tea and coffee against diet fads, arguing they boost brain and heart function, improve circulation, aid wakefulness, and are not linked to high blood pressure. The piece cautions against overuse by nervous individuals and critiques alarmist declamations from past critics. It also includes reader QandAs on medical topics.
Many victims are brought after esophagus closes requiring stomach operations and tube feeding for months. Hospitals face high costs due to distance from accident sites. Urgent treatment aims to stop lye use and keep it away from children.
Elzear Bouffard of New Haven builds and adjusts shotguns for top trap shooters and Air Forces crews. His work across decades included guns for Joe Histand and Mrs. Lela Hall and mass production for Winchester Repeating Arm Co and Western Cartridge Co, influencing training and championships at Vandalia and beyond.
Guilford County recruiting Yeoman Mary A. Blackwell will be in the High Point Post Office Building lobby from June 19 to 24, daily 9 am to 5 pm. Girls may drop in to pick up the new WAVES booklet The Story of You in Navy Blue and learn how Navy service offers education, promotion and a chance to serve America.
London burglars report Nazi experts claim the eye mirrors a camera and a photograph may reveal a soldier or killer. A plan aims to locate a picture in a dead soldier’s retina to identify who killed German troops.
John Louis Collignon the sole American bishop in Haiti arrived by Pan American Clipper from Port au Prince and will travel to Nantick Massachusetts to ordain priests formerly trained at Oblate Fathers college.
Department Commander Robert Stevens announced convention committees for the North Carolina American Legion annual gathering in Asheville from tomorrow through Tuesday. William Sapuce heads the resolutions committee with Burgin Pennell as vice chairman. additional members span Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Goldsboro, Asheville and other cities.
Center Theater screens the first actual pictures of the Western Europe invasion today through Tuesday. Paramount News showcases blow by blow action of transports, gliders, and beach assault forces with footage by U S Signal Corps and Coast Guard Air Forces, rushed from London.
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