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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1945
Page
8
Fairfield Idaho reports a single overseas nurse, Mrs Margaret Geisler, caring for Camas county's 1360 residents during World War I. She is on call 24 hours a day, treats patients not needing a physician, and arranges medical aid and hospitalisation when needed.
Cleveland article notes an NA BBB booklet titled Facts Veterans Should Know Before Starting A Business to help returning veterans avoid rackets. It states the U S population and land area context. The piece emphasizes consumer protection and veteran entrepreneurship guidance from Marshall A Mott.
A British study using gelatin penicillin lozenges treats trench mouth, streptococcal tonsillitis, scarlet fever, and mouth infections after dental work. Patients dissolve one lozenge nightly and when waking, with most symptoms clearing within 24 hours to five days and no recurrences in 3.5 months.
Legal notices announce the estate administration of J R Carson in High Point by Security National Bank of Greensboro with filing deadline February 19 1946 and demand for debt payment and claims. A second notice nominates Dorothy Farr administratrix of Maude H Kennedy estate with claims due by March 21 1946 and payment requests to the estate.
The notice lists validity of ration stamps for meats and fats, processed foods, sugar, shoes, gasoline, fuel oil, and heating gear. It specifies book four blue stamps for various items with expiration dates through March to June, and notes next validation for sugar on May 1 and no planned cancellations.
Kenneth G. Lemley, just 18, received a dentistry degree from the University of Pittsburgh and was awarded junior grade lieutenant by the Navy though he lacked voting age. The case raised questions about eligibility for practice and military rank.
Quotes attributed to different figures appear alongside manners notes. The phrases include Trust in God and keep your powder dry Pontius Tooley and a line about Truth forever on the scaffold. The Times offers hints on etiquette with meal times and social proprieties.
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