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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1944
Page
7
Dr Logan Clendening outlines how X ray investigations revealed hiatus hernia as a common contributor to heartburn. He explains diaphragm anatomy, hiatal displacement, and pregnancy-related distention that allow acid to regurgitate into the throat after meals, causing burning sensations. He notes mumps and chickenpox as childhood diseases with chickenpox being highly contagious but usually mild.
Interior department and U S Public Health Service warn rat populations rise as war effort drains manpower. Brown house and black ship rats damage crops, buildings, wires, and spread typhus and plague. Nationwide losses total 189 million dollars yearly, with farms bearing 63 million and cities 58 million.
Providers claim SSS Tonic improves wellbeing with thousands of testimonials and research noting positive outcomes. The ad emphasizes restoring vitality and “feeling like yourself again” with bold claims about large user benefits and varied packaging sizes.
Cleveland officials ordered draining of two liquefied gas storage tanks at the Fast Ohio Gas Co. plant as a precaution after Friday’s blast and fire. Evacuations extended to 21 adjoining properties while crews work. Death toll rose to 114 with 47 of the dead Gas Company employees. 65 hospitalized and 28 more bodies believed in the ruins.
Neutral reports on arrests of German industrialists may be Nazi propaganda to cast captives as martyrs. Names tied to Schacht Goerdeler Krupp and others are cited as war profiteers who aided Hitler and could threaten postwar democracy.
A humor filled column reflects on famous names and puns from Edgar Allan Poe to Shirley Temple. It includes anecdotes about a Marine’s response to an MP and Gelett Burgess’s Purple Cow episode, ending with a note on Ohio’s oldest brick road tale from 1882.
The text lists five US press figures named James Madison James Moncreoe James K Polk James Buchanan and James A Garfield as the first names. Delaware is cited as the first state to ratify the Constitution. Benjamin Franklin is named as America’s first newspaper columnist.
Customer instruction to mail details about deposits and bill payments. Message requests account handling and confirmation of banking details via mailed response. The note emphasizes mailing as the preferred communication method for financial transactions.
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