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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1976
Page
12
A compact DIY guide proposes mixing one half teaspoon boric acid with one pint distilled water to create inexpensive eye drops for humans and pets. It advises sterilizing containers, storing safely, and keeping out of reach of children, then promotes THE FORMULA BOOK 2 for similar home care formulas at $5.95.
Andy explains the violin bow uses Brazilwood and a hair ribbon of 151 horsehairs tightened by a screw. The bow's hairs vibrate strings to produce sound, and the violin, famed as the queen of instruments, can vary from soft tones to sharp screeches in beginners’ hands. Wayne Johnson, Gastonia, N.C., age 1, asks. Globe to Winnipeg, Man., Canada, age 15, asks how weekdays got their names.
The Formula T books are now available in a handsome gift pack featuring two oversized paperbacks in a durable slip case. Ideal for early Christmas shoppers, price 11.90 dollars. Write to The Formula Book in care of The Enterprise Box 1009 High Point 27260.
Dear Dr Thosteson explains that short bursts of activity can help some asthmatic youngsters while longer sessions may worsen obstruction. Guidelines advise letting the child exercise to tolerance, then resting until symptoms subside, with supervision and gradual buildup. The note cites Olympic swimmers with asthma and stresses assessing each child's severity.
Notice announces a public hearing on November 1978 at 8 30 am before the City Council of High Point North Carolina in the Council Chamber to consider amending the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map to establish a Business C-7 district along South Main Street and Davidson Avenue. The notice details hearing logistics, request to speak, and plan implications for property owners and street improvements in the area.
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