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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
3
A letter from Dr. Mother discusses rectal itching in a young man. It suggests ruling out local causes such as hemorrhoids or fissures, considering allergies or foods including alcohol, and reviewing antibiotic history. It cautions against prolonged ointment use and recommends simple hygiene and dry cotton at the rectal opening.
Readers ask about rectal itching nervous tension and a friend’s relief after psychiatric help. An inquiry compares bovine tuberculosis with undulant fever, noting transmission through milk and regional prevalence, plus nonreversible kidney and eye damage in severe cases.
In a duplicate bridge game, North raised to four after Stayman and discovery of a major fit. The declarer ruffed clubs and diamonds to land with spades, while South made four hearts for a top score. Joe could have beaten the hand by cashing his king of clubs.
Detroit AP reports a man identified as M. Novak, 29, of suburban Livonia, collected about 85000 by posing as a physician for four years. Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley called it an extraordinary stunt, noting Novak had no medical degree and rarely attended classes. He observed doctors, bought books, and wore a white coat to convince patients he was licensed. No immediate harm to patients or surgeries was found, but Novak may face practicing medicine without a license on conviction.
In twenty five years in business the ad declares rock bottom prices on diamonds watches jewelry luggage and more. It promotes a new layaway plan with no carrying charges and states no collectors.
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