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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1961
Page
3
Oswald Jacoby explains that North should bid spades with a strong four hand facing no opposing opening. He notes that a jump to three spades is a support bid of 11 to 13 points and invites game. South should bid on to game, though four spades may fail by two diamonds and one heart.
Reader letters and Dr Molner discuss hernia treatments, warning against long term injection methods used by Dr X. A patient shares painful experiences and supports surgery as the reliable option. Additional reader questions cover circulatory concerns in a child, elderly health issues, and a note on hemorrhoids with a booklet offer from Dr Motner.
Health Capsules notes a Swedish researcher experiments with a drug claimed to heighten suggestibility in humans. The piece cautions the information is not diagnostic or medical advice and underscores theoretical nature and ethical concerns.
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