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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1953
Page
7
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses gonorrhea and syphilis, noting ignorance as a cause of spread. He explains gonorrhea is a germ disease from sexual contact, risks of untreated infection, and the role of prostitution and so called innocent infections. He highlights penicillin as a key weapon against gonorrhea and urges continued vigilance.
Fire rages at a large sawdust pile behind an old rake factory in Chillicothe Missouri. Officials say the blaze has burned for years and may continue long term. Chief Virgil Lindsey warns keeping curtains away from the site to avoid harm.
Glacier Nacional Park visitors watch as an RKO camera crew films the Glacier Story near Logan Peak. Hundreds of spectators gather to see the scene while mountain goats stay nearby, seemingly attentive to the production.
A pigeon forced a recess at a county commission session in Fort Pierce when it tried to land on the roof and slid into the room through a chimney. Chairman Harry Richter chased the bird and freed it noting he hoped it was a dove of peace.
President Virgil M. Hancher awarded degrees in Iowa City to two of his peers' sons. Virgil Hancher Jr. received a degree, and Robert A. Jessup, son of former president Walter A. Jessup, also received a degree.
Hal Boyle argues Americas art of conversation declines as people chase popularity and imitate others. He mocks self help formulas and party platitudes while noting how TV and social pressure dampen genuine exchange and encourage empty chatter. He recalls awkward attempts to steer talks toward ego and personal anecdotes.
Sacramento report shows hunting license revenue for the year ending June 30 at over 1.7 million dollars, up 9.5 percent from 1951-52. Fishing license receipts for the first half of 1953 total 2,014,364 dollars, a 10 percent increase.
Wonder Salve relieves itching, redness and bacteria on contact for conditions from pimples to ringworm. The product is touted as gentle on children, non staining, and odorless with a money back guarantee, sold as jars or tubes along with Wonder Soap.
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