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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1959
Page
10
Molner advises blood sugar testing after meals and urinalysis after large meals to screen for diabetes as part of National Diabetes Week. He notes the condition ranks among the top ten causes of death and urges early testing and treatment to preserve life quality. The column includes reader questions about pregnancy and nails, stressing accessible tests and diet, with insulin or pills as needed.
Mrs. Ethel Vangis, a retired circus performer from Englishtown, New Jersey, is covered with 365 tattoos and was billed as Lady Viola the World's Most Beautifully Tattooed Lady. She claims tattooing preserves the skin when using the right ink and that it is healthy.
Oswald Jacoby shows how to handle a four spade contract with South as declarer. After heart ace lead and two trumps, aim for four by playing two high diamonds then a final trump if the diamonds split 3-3. If a diamond ruff occurs you cannot make anyway, but the outlined sequence secures the contract against a likely 4-2 diamond break.
Dr Titus M Johnson of Swedish Covenant Hospital returned from Karawa in the Belgian Congo after a month as a replacement for Dr Helen Bernquist. Her three year Congo assignment was extended by his temporary departure giving her an opportunity to rest and study language skills.
An AP report notes a girl in Rush Township involved in arrangements related to a Milwaukee car show and license plate specifics. The piece also mentions historical tidbits including Springfield Massachusetts friction matches first produced in 1834 and a Lake Chuubunagunga maug reference. Navy.
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