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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
3
HAL BOYLE shares a humorous essay on gout, listing quirky facts about the condition and its social reception. He notes gout’s links to male affliction, metabolism, and triggers from stress or praise, then ties a personal episode to the Suez Canal crisis and political tension.
Dr Jo explains blood pressure fundamentals and the difficulty of defining normal levels. He notes high blood pressure can occur with anemia and that normal figures vary by person, age, and emotion. Arterial condition and heart function influence readings like 120 over 80.
Bermuda bans wooden buildings in Hamilton to reduce fire risk. All houses must be constructed from stone, aligning with strict fire safety rules in the capital.
A publicity stunt arrived in Philadelphia featuring a rider on horseback followed by a camera man a publicity man three errand girls and his wife Cindy to duplicate a Paul Revere style ride promoting the opening of a new hotel.
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