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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item presents a list of cryptic clues and abbreviations including terms Ice and Snow four concentrate fifty capital Seawere and various prefixes and abbreviations. The readable bits suggest a dictionary or crossword style reference piece with scattered entries. The text lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable proper nouns beyond Seawere.
The Associated Press reports three flue cured tobacco belts in North Carolina and South Carolina started another sales week with high prices. Middle Belt markets averaged $65.43 per hundred after two days, a record for opening week. Prices were steady to higher in Eastern North Carolina and the South Carolina Border North Carolina belts. Volume remained heavy with improved leaf quality and practical top prices reaching $75. Receipts under the government loan program were limited as untied sales ended Friday.
Atlantic City AP report notes Miss North Carolina Nannette Minor and Miss South Carolina Barbara Harris did not advance to the top ten. Both faced issues during talent rounds with technical problems delaying piano and vocal performances.
Dr Molner answers readers on heart disease diet and blood thinners. He explains that reducing clot risk is essential after a heart attack, but anticoagulants require regular tests and careful use to avoid excessive bleeding. He also notes a booklet can be obtained for 20 cents.
On this date 1918 American forces advanced to wipe out the St Mihiel Salient in France in the first WWI battle planned and executed by U S units. Ina Henry Knox became first secretary of war.
Early Sunday morning a Motor Line tractor trailer ran off NC 49 north of Asheboro into nearby woods, causing about 25 000 in damages. The driver said he was blinded by headlights. no charges were filed. Raleigh James Douglas of Rangoon was taken to Randolph Hospital for examination and released with no injuries. Patrolman Dale Mills noted the truck struck a cement traffic island before leaving the road.
The article traces transport from early maritime trade 3500 B C through boats carts and beasts of burden to the compass steam power and the internal combustion engine. It highlights how modern life hinges on the automobile and invites readers to seek the best service.
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