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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
8
Dr. Molner answers reader questions on cortisone risks hair growth and heart or lung tests. He stresses trusting a physician to supervise medications and notes thyroid and hormone effects while explaining X rays and pulmonary tests. He offers a self help leaflet on arthritis and invites readers to write for a copy.
Bridge columns discuss an example hand with North holding K9 eight and South with Q9 seven and A12. The article analyzes bidding and play, illustrating standard techniques and common pitfalls in point count evaluation and suit management.
A mixed item page shows a word puzzle list with clues covering time study across many terms, plus a bridge note explaining Stayman in a South North bidding sequence and a brief Atlantic City travel subsidy anecdote. The piece ends with a reader service offer for Jacoby’s book.
The Stayman concept, a two club response to opening notrump, is widely used by players at all levels. The article notes its general principle and highlights the Jacob transfer bid as a practical method, asserting Stayman's broad impact on auction strategy.
A 1962 income study by the North Carolina Extension Service shows tobacco bringing $559.8 million to farmers, 42 percent of farm sales and about 67 percent of crop income, while livestock, poultry, and eggs rise as key growth areas toward a 1.6 billion target for 1966.
Richard M. Acree of Cedar Rapids drove to Huxley to attend a business associate’s wedding but ended up in the wrong Lutheran church. He slipped out quietly and retrieved a gift from the reception room before moving to the correct ceremony.
A note recalls the Tenino Washington Chamber of Commerce issuing the first wooden nickel in 1932, marking a local economic sentiment and historic novelty in the town.
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