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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1964
Page
8
Dr Motner offers practical health guidance in a column sharing medical tips and observations for readers. He discusses common ailments, prevention strategies, and lifestyle choices to promote well being and informed self care.
Reader questions cover alopecia areata with hair regrowth and color change, granulated eyelids possibly from infection or allergy, and a bony lump on the foot. Dr. Mother explains patchy loss differs from hereditary baldness, notes roots not destroyed, and suggests tension relief and potential dye. Blepharitis may be infection or allergy. X-ray and specialist input advised for foot bone issues.
A compact grid of crossword clues with across and down entries covering food styles languages and common terms. Includes references such as tomato soup sesame and various abbreviations plus a set of numbered entries and Greek numerals for a typical puzzle layout.
Senator Strom Thurmond announces nonstop campaigning for Barry Goldwater through November 3, with a Charlotte rally as a rare appearance outside his home state. He says his party switch from Democrat was for the people, not the old party. He also reiterates plans to run again in 1966 and predicts more Democratic officials may switch.
London reports show the Conservative Party nearing parity with Labour less than a year after a period of turmoil. Analysts credit Earl of Home’s calm leadership, a strong party organization, and a sizable campaign fund as key factors shaping the election strategy and public perception.
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