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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
4
Editorial laments that Kansas newspapers, though clear and balanced, have sacrificed vividness and daring. The piece cites a recent Lawrence nudist convention coverage as lacking eye catching photos and eyewitness reports, arguing papers are now unimaginative, conformist, timid, and slow to confront sensational local events.
The piece surveys famed historical courtesans from Lilith to Cleopatra and Madame de Pompadour, noting how society heralds the notorious over virtuous women. It argues that sensational lives persist in memory while decent conduct fades, a pattern spanning centuries despite moral expectations.
Twenty five years ago the Snake Editor faces an awkward task after talks with staffers and a letter from Lloyd V. Bartley of Detroit seeking an ad for bull snakes. Readers decide if Bartley can supply them. Also a floodlit driving range opens at Green Meadow golf course, a vehicle collision at Santa Fe Station injures no one, and homegrown fruit is scarce due to dry weather.
Washington based column reports APHA and PHS awarded grants totaling 321,857 dollars to study pharmacy driven health centers and drug costs. Dr Archambault, APHA president and PHS chief, helped stage the process while critics question public benefit versus pharmacy self interest.
Dear Dr Molner explains bedtime hysterics in an 18 month old rooted in early training and attention seeking. Advice covers firm calm routines, limited explanations, and ensuring the child is tired but not exhausted. Suggests pediatrician input and possible short sedative aid to establish healthy sleep patterns.
The snippet lists afternoon TV channels and programs from WDAF KOAM and others, then shifts to a medical Q and A about shortness of breath and carrot intake. It notes advised medical evaluation for persistent symptoms and cautions on high carrot consumption causing possible digestive upset or yellowing of the eyes.
A humorous essay traces how a health checkup becomes a social status symbol in New York. A man endures modern medical rigmarole from X rays to blood tests and a scary verdict about being overweight and having a protuberant verruca on his forehead. He riffs on era medicine and the social fallout of health scrutiny while imagining his own future as the only one with such a conspicuous wart.
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