Melting Pot Is Boiling in Hawaii
In Hawaii the pure blooded Hawaiian population is shrinking due to intermarriage and out migration. By 1967 Hawaii's population neared 674,315 with doubts about pure and part Hawaiian share. Critics warn of cultural decline and paternalistic programs, while Napua Stevens cites internal cultural threat.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Robert Schmidt
U.S
Schmidt
Hawaiian Homes Commission
Congress
Napua Stevens
Reusing Used Paper Towels Lets Dishes Sparkle
Heloise suggests reusing damp paper towels on the drainboard for pre rinsing and wiping pots and pans. They cleanse dishes as well as clean sink surfaces when paired with scouring powder, reducing waste and eliminating the need for extra towels.
First Constitution Publication Auction Record
A Sept 18 1787 issue of the Pennsylvania Packet sold for 300 dollars to Philadelphia bookseller Charles Sessler, noted as the first Constitution publication in any periodical. In Seattle, Joe Vance, a Spruce Pine rancher, was found wandering after a long drive and later recovered his one ton truck to resume his trip to Mount Vernon to fetch horses.
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New York
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
Dunlay and Claypoole
Philadelphia
Charles Sessler
Seattle
Joe Vance
N.C
Vance
Mount Vernon
Wash
Classified and Display Ads Section Summary
The page compiles classified notices and display advertisements including job listings, real estate, services, and announcements. It highlights local offers, promotions, sales, and community notices across multiple categories for residents.
Glamour Dims After First Step In Parenthood
HAL BOYLE reflects on how parenthood loses its glamour after a child takes its first step. He details the fierce love and sacrifice from infancy to kindergarten, the sorrow of growing up, and parents’ mix of pride and loss as their child becomes independent.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Plato
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Parenthood
Dad
Slaw Prep From Heloise Readers
A reader shares a simple method for crisp slaw by quartering cabbage, chilling in pickle juice, draining, and drying before dressing. The note praises the flavor and ends with a friendly sign off from Mrs. T Tierford to Heloise.
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
The ad urges cautious purchasing tips and consumer safeguards. It highlights evaluation of products, comparison of prices, reading labels, and researching sellers to prevent scams and faulty goods.
Chanute Tribune May Carry 1968 Coverage on Page Two
The Chanute Tribune's Page Two for Saturday April 20 1968 highlights local notices and events. Readers can expect brief items on community happenings and upcoming activities from Chanute and nearby areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Chanute Tribune Ad Rates and Publish Details
The Chanute Tribune notes subscription options for local and distant readers with six month and three month rates, plus a monthly carrier price. It lists staff roles including publisher editor and advertising manager, and mentions AP rights and postage.
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Chanute Tribune
A. Chanute
Kansas
Dwight McCreight
Dwigh Wallingford
Wayne Smith
R D. Markham
Bev Nicholas
R. Finna
Dorsey Osborn Press
Stereo
Finn
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Chanute Post Office
Chanute
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Wunle
Heloise
R. F
Cole
Russell Stover Candies
Little Ambassador
Chanute’s Store OF Gifts & Decor
East Main
Gibson- Koch
North Forest
Roy S. Gibson
Clifford L. Gibson
Foodtown
W. Main
America
Tribune
the. Chanute. Tribune
S. Highland
Kans
City & State
Member Audit Bureau Circulations
Associated Press
MR. Harold Tarpley
Chanute Jaycees
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