To Your Good Health By Joseph G. Molner M D
Dr Molner offers medical guidance on common health concerns with practical tips for readers. The column covers wellness routines, disease prevention, and patient questions.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
5
Dr Molner offers medical guidance on common health concerns with practical tips for readers. The column covers wellness routines, disease prevention, and patient questions.
Dear Dr. Mother outlines causes of salivary duct stones, usually in the submaxillary or parotid glands. Obstruction or thick saliva trigger stones. diet and calcium have no clear effect. Home remedy with sour foods can expel small stones, but if it fails surgery may be required.
A batch of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds in High Point and nearby areas. Entries include Arthur V Denning and wife transferring to Robert W Foust and wife. Cashion and wife to Ra Stone. L J Fisher to Redevelopment of High Point. Evia M to City of High Point. Roy W Oli executors to J C Burton. Jame E Browning Jr to Jo Ann W West. Paul H Hunter to Kenneth D Jessup. Lula M Brown Lawson to Gulf Old Corp. Harry L Hill to George D Brooks. William B D Coble to John T Jump. plus several land parcels in Oak Hill and Swing Road.
Junior class rings decision and spring arrival noted. Girls varsity basketball team selected by coach Kay Yow with a list of players. DAR award winner Mary Kestler highlighted for leadership roles and nursing plans. Southern Bell open house offered to seniors for job exploration. Fall Festival winners corrected. Jaybirds beat Randleman 33-7 and seek season finale at Southern Alamance. Senior football players and cheerleaders named.
The shortest year on record lasted 271 days in 1752 as 11 days were removed from September in Britain and its colonies. Before 1752 the year began on March 25, and the calendar was reformed to align with the Gregorian system.
An estimated 350000 blind Americans show less than 10 percent are children while over 50 percent are 65 or older. At least a quarter are employable and could become self supporting with training.
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