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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
7
The piece defines allergy as a newly studied disease within the last century and a major modern health risk. It links rising allergies to urban growth, pollution, chemical use in farms and industry, abundant foods, and mobile lifestyles, noting they cause pain fear and possible death while imaging future warnings.
A postal notice offers the new complete Allergy Guide handbook for $1 each. It provides a mailing address in New York City, asks for name and address, and instructs to make checks payable to Allergy Guide with an estimated three week delivery.
A reader urges Congress to pass federal legislation restricting gun sales and shipping amid concerns about children handling firearms. The same letter topic is followed by a reader confession about a husband who compulsively inspects meals with a magnifying glass, and the advice that the behavior is a harmless but neurotic quirk.
The Enterprise requests brides and brides elects to submit glossy prints at least 5 by 7 inches to the woman’s department by noon Tuesday for Sunday publication. A full calendar month between engagement and wedding dates is required for both engagement and wedding pictures.
Joyce Spoon notes annual 4H program by local power companies and extension agents for Randolph County youths. Pupils study electricity basics, craft decorations and small devices, while girls assemble refreshments using electric appliances.
A local notice announces a special discount aimed at students, offering reduced prices or terms for a limited time. The message emphasizes affordability and access for enrolled students.
London based C. A. Model Ltd imposes a policy banning skirts more than two inches above the knee for 350 sales staff. New rule measures skirts from the bottom up and enforces firing after three offenses. Some workers protest while Selfridges favors encouraging minis for staff.
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