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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1949
Page
9
Guidance on shutting down and protecting heating systems in spring, including removing dust, sealing pipes, using calcium chloride to absorb moisture, storing warm air ducts, and avoiding boiler draining. Also notes on a Lexington cleanup drive and a war‑era anecdote about a former prisoner of war.
A string of brief anecdotes on money, parenting, and character. A father learns his daughter earns a living and questions value as she grows. a boy learns restraint amid schoolyard conflicts. reflections on self admiration and platitudes with a quip about a griddle thermometer.
A medical note describes using filing to reduce plantar wart size followed by high dose vitamin A, showing 15 cures and six significant improvements among 42 patients. If unresolved, X rays may be considered, but only by experts due to potential damage. The approach aims for safety and ease of use with weekly checks.
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