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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
3
A reader asks how to stop her widowed mother from joining a costly club. The column features readers Edna and Frank sharing concerns about social workers and a late-life divorce, highlighting marital strain and generational issues.
The report highlights an electronic cane for the blind using infrared pulses to estimate distance up to 10 feet, designed by J Malvern Benjamin Jr and T A Benham. It also covers TB bed rest debates in London and a psychiatrist’s analysis of Adolf Hitler's behavior.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat foot trouble with T-4-L solution for relief of aching feet swelling perspiration and odor. The copy notes the feet contain 52 bones 66 joints and ligaments and claims relief within one hour with Carbilete’s foot toe itch also advertised.
Cleveland officials say 500 summer playground instructors will be chosen from college students with midrange IQ scores. Recreation Commissioner Nagy explains why they will not hire those scoring 140 or more, or less than 70, to avoid rapid burnout.
Rural sociologist Dr. Wade Andrews of Ohio State University reports that people who move short distances struggle to adapt as well as long distance movers. He notes some take five to ten years to adjust and many commute back to their old communities. The data aim to aid Ohio community development.
The early settlement near the spring began with a cabin built in 1807 soon followed by John Percival who rented cabins to visitors for bathing. The site, visited by Hernando De Soto in 1541 discussions, was set aside as a reservation in 1832 and finally named a national park in 1921.
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