Constant drip nose linked to allergy and sinus issues
A reader asks why the nose constantly drips and if allergy or sinus trouble is to blame. The doctor explains allergy, polyps, septal deviation, chronic infection, and other drainage problems can contribute, with resonance to hay fever and house dust. He notes sinus problems may accompany or follow nasal issues and recommends reading the offered booklet for guidance. The piece also includes a separate note about fear of dogs and a reader seeking help. no resolution provided in excerpt.
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Beatified Mother Seton Grows as Parochial Schools Leader
Beatified Mother Seton, a pioneer of the parochial school system, becomes the first native-born American to reach beatification, signaling a step toward canonization and reaffirming her vital role in Catholic education.
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Farmer James Farmer to speak at Guilford College in Dana Auditorium
James Farmer, newly named Assistant Secretary of HEW, will speak at Guilford College in Dana Auditorium Thursday at 8 15 p m after talks with students and a supper with campus leaders. A veteran civil rights activist, he helped found CORE and led the first Freedom Ride. He has held many anti discrimination roles and served as a key adviser on urban affairs to HEW Secretary Robert Finch.
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Thought Before Play Is Winner By Oswald & James Jacoby
In six spades Mike Vanderbilt as declarer faced a tough hand at age 83. West led a diamond, Vanderbilt studied, then aimed to run clubs and trusted trumps 3-2. He discarded a singleton club, ruffed low clubs, and used spade entries to pull all of dummy’s clubs, with East’s trumping limited to one trick. The rest of dummy’s clubs held, and hearts were captured by the ace, finishing the hand securing the contract. The article notes the era’s analysis and Vanderbilt’s enduring skill in dummy play.
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Four shaken up in three car S Main Street wreck
Four people were slightly injured in a three car crash on S Main Street yesterday. Drivers Leon M Moffitt Jr Evan G Jones and Charlie R Billings and passengers Larry L Jones Gracie Billings faced injuries. Moffitt charged with failure to reduce speed. total damage around 550 dollars.
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