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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1945
Page
2
The piece urges teens to build a friendly relationship with parents as they grow toward independence. It suggests sharing details of social life and school events to help parents understand a teen's need for personal growth while staying connected and respectful.
Simple home remedy suggests making a cough syrup with two cups sugar and one cup water stirred until dissolved. Claims rapid relief, easier breathing, and sleep with Pinex as a soothing bronchial ingredient. Promises money back if not satisfied.
Doctor J Richard Allison studies 400 patients with skin disorders linked to vitamin B complex deficiency. He notes reduced or absent stomach acid impairs absorption, with anemia common, and reports improvements when vitamin B complex is combined with dilute hydrochloric acid or glutamic acid hydrochloride alongside dietary changes.
Hollywood reports actress Marjorie Riordan and Maj. George Lumpkin of the U S Marine Air Force married quietly two months ago after meeting while Riordan entertained at a service men’s canteen. Riordan, 24, from Washington D C, appeared on stage and screen in works including Stage Door Canteen and Mr. Skeffington.
Oliver K. Bovard 73 former managing editor of the St. Louis t-Du tch died of bronchial pneumonia Sunday funeral services will be tomorrow afternoon with burial in Belle-Fontaine cemetery.
In Tokyo a new ginza basement dance hall named Willow Run targets American GIs with 2000 Japanese dancers. Patrons pay about 14 cents per three minute dance plus 40 cents for a mug of beer. no hard liquor. Proprietor Little Tokyo leads financing with 100000 dollars spent remodeling.
Mexico City's Hipodromo de las Americas will host its fourth annual racing season with over 600 horses expected to participate. Bruno Pagliol, president of the Hipodromo, said participation will rise toward 900 as U S track closures push entrants from the east and west closer together.
A feature notes Sidney Lanier as a 1900s great American chosen for NYU hall of fame alongside Walter Reed Thomas Paine and Booker T Washington. It credits Senator Clyde Hoey and Mrs. T L Caudle Sr for advocacy and summarizes Lanier born 1842 in Macon Georgia his Civil War service illness life in North Carolina and poetry career including The Marshes of Glynn.
Hermitage Country Club in Richmond will host an annual golf challenge after the 1945 event drew 177 top players. The next tournament is set for October 31, 1946, with $2,000 in war bonds awarded for first place in the Richmond open, Benen of Hershey, Pa., taking top honors.
Clark of Denver and Willie Cog gin of White Plains New York won 298s worth 475 dollars each in war bonds. Winners of 321.50 dollar war bond prizes with 299s included Richmond’s Bobby Cruickshank Gene Sarazen of New York Henry Ransom of Houston Texas and Ky Laffoon of Chicago. The national debt in 1845 stood at nearly 16 million dollars.
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