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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1967
Page
6
Dear reader asks about cortisone harms and why doctors avoid it. Cortisone can relief briefly but poses edema, ulcers, bone weakening, infections masking, diabetes worsening, skin issues and more. Used sparingly it is valuable and lifesaving in some cases, but not a cure and often safer with salicylates.
A fragmented crossword style item listing numerous Across and Down clues with answers partly garbled. Includes references to Caliph, Norse poems, Baghdad, and various wordplay hints across metric-like entries, suggesting a mixed puzzle page segment.
A list of scattered clues covers a range from arts and titles to places and animals. Entries include Mentally gifted with 33, Hindu religious term with 10, English queen with 40, observe with 16, gull like bird with 44, and Greenland with 50. The fragmentary text resembles a puzzle or dictionary-style compilation.
Washington report notes Rep. Wilbur Mills introduced a bill June 5 to form a 12 member private commission. It would study all federal programs for cost effectiveness and necessity, advising on continuance and funding priorities. The plan contrasts Hoover commissions by excluding officials from any branch.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss changing bridge bidding norms from strong jump to game invitations toward gradual, gadget aided approaches. They recount a 1932 hand where a slow invitation to slam succeeded, contrasting it with modern frag ment bids and Blackwood style signals.
A Georgia team led by E. J. Earley of Doraville and including Mrs. Vernadene Jenkins H. R. Hail and John Dodd of Atlanta won the team of four at the Midatlantic Regional Bridge Tournament in Greenville scoring 36 boards. The North Carolina quartet of Dr. A. C. Current D. Thomas Arnold Charles Wallace and H. H. Miller finished second with 34 boards as the four day event concluded amid about 1,000 players attending across five regional tournaments yearly.
A nighttime portrait of Istanbul spanning Europe and Asia, with markets, traffic jams, opium concerns, and grand bazaars. It recalls historic intrigue from Von Papen to the Simplon Express, notes Western dress, Mecca facing prayer calls, and a vivid Grand Bazaar scene with bargaining rituals.
Guilford College announces 64 alumni chosen as class agents for the 1967 68 Loyalty Fund. Agents include Alta Rush Andrews George W Gold Chester Haworth and others in Greensboro area. Board sets Loyalty Fund goal at 40000, a 15000 rise from last year. Class Agents Day on Oct 28 features a workshop on fund development and giving channels.
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