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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1960
Page
3
Dr Molner argues that fears of every additive are overblown while praising pure food laws. He recalls the cranberry scare and arsenic colors and pushes for relying on regulations to ensure safety and beneficial chemicals in foods.
Dr. Mother answers reader questions about ear noises and criticizes the spread of sex education books and nudist colonies. He offers a booklet on ear noises for 10 cents with a stamped envelope, noting he cannot reply to individual letters due to volume.
A condensed notice promotes the true tale of the Adamsons and Elsa the lioness cub. It notes Elsa slept with them and rode in their car before growing to 300 pounds and greeting them in the wild. Reader's Digest excerpt offered in June.
A fragmented OCR fragment links malaria and fever from 2 300 years ago to the fall of Greek and Roman empires, noting that even written laws should not remain unaltered. The text also mentions Aristotle and suggests fever influenced historic decline.
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