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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1959
Page
3
Dr Molner notes a promising new anti fungus drug taken by mouth as a useful weapon against infections. He also answers reader questions on reinfection, scalp and nail fungus, prevention through cleanliness and bed linen heat treatment, plus general health improvements.
A filled puzzle page lists clues and answers across and down. It includes items such as Great Lake Sioux City girl stunts painter varnish and nautical term references with mis-spaced entries and partial phrases.
A reader asks about Social Security disability payments for a wife caring for a disabled husband. The answer covers eligibility by age and dependents, noting wives may receive half if caring for a dependent child, but without a dependent child they must wait until 65.
A reader asks how much a wife may receive from a $118.50 Social Security check and whether she can claim her share. The answer notes the wife may request a separate check for her portion, typically one third or slightly less, with the rest going to the husband. The division is treated as a family matter and must be handled through the Social Security office.
The biggest ashtray in town on Clayton Road at Skinker Boulevard was emptied and a surprising object found at the bottom. Officials led by Director of Streets Henry S. Miller learned motorists dumped ashes there. workers discovered a manhole cover that had not been raised during resurfacing.
A New York City based claim states Primatene, a three medicine formula, provides minutes to end asthma attacks and hours of relief without prescription. Advertisers promise strong safety, sleep improvement, and a money back guarantee priced at 98 cents.
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