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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1961
Page
8
A compact list of crossword style clues spans Bible class notes and various definitions. Includes entries like first of oe, Taj Mahal site, mountain lake, metal, falls behind, snow vehicles, his wife turned to salt, and primate along with wordplay for laughter and lass.
The column presents solutions to a word puzzle with entries including “First man” for 5, “Favorite en” for 50, and “Diving bird” for 51, along with “Italian money” for 59 and “Dé Nescue” of 54.
Readers share experiences on braces and cosmetic veins in a Q A format. Joan Skill praises braces after years of use, while others discuss costs and timing. The column advises consulting an orthodontist and notes cosmetic veins are not varicose and may be treated with lotions. Dr Molner invites questions and offers a printed leaflet on leg cramps.
In Richmond Virginia an Altrusa Club course offers a BS degree meaning Baby Sitter. It targets women aged 55 to 72 who qualify by completing a two hour session series claiming a lightweight path to the degree.
Advertisement lists footwear sale details with prices 1.90 and 210 units across Tue Wed Thu. Includes product line Children’s Soles Heels and discount references with limited readable text.
North splits on strong hands with two no trump or three clubs as rebid. One line sees South advancing to five clubs after Norths three clubs, but the contract fails when East singles king of hearts. The other line has North forcing to four diamonds to avoid the club trap.
Captain Frank Carpenter’s trawler hauled a fossil skull from the Atlantic east of Poquoson Virginia. Robert Bailey of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science says it is a walrus skull likely killed in a glacial period hundreds of thousands of years ago. Walruses are not native to the Atlantic south of the St Lawrence River.
Readers praise and critique the column as a guide for retirement investors. The dialogue covers aging readers seeking dignity through prudent choices, not feverish speculation, and questions about a single oil stock certificate with a price history.
Oil Recovery Corp, a secondary oil recovery firm, has posted a profit in the latest report after a string of small losses over five years. The stock currently trades in the 40s, and Mr. Shulsky invites all investors to consider the shares.
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