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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
4
The piece weighs the end of summer and the start of a new school season, arguing for year round use of school plants. It frames the debate on 11 month years, trimeters, and rising costs, but centers on the human need for stable routines and practical gains. It urges aligning tradition with common sense to keep students and facilities consistently productive.
Grace Kibler, Red Cross bloodmobile chairman, urges local action after 1,444 pints were collected in the past year from 19,000-population Neosho County. With a 240 pint quota for upcoming visit, she laments low donor turnout and calls on war veterans and youth to donate, stressing blood is life not politics.
The piece honors Herbert Hoover as the new Grand Old Man, tracing his long career from business success to public service. It contrasts him with Bernard Baruch, argues Hoover’s presidency faced global financial collapse missteps but credits him with foresight and steady leadership, and lauds his mature, revered status in history.
From Tribune Files Twenty-Five Years Ago war clouds grow Americans quitting Europe Hitler threats and blame for conflict President Roosevelt pleads with King of Italy for peace Europe crisis drives wheat price up three cents Embassies in England France and Germany urge tourists to flee business building at 16 N Lincoln sold for 6500 to Wilfrid Cavaness Mrs C L Henderson of Wichita visiting Elsie and Nora Cunningham several local social notes and school construction update for Alcott grade school ready for occupancy Sept 5 Fifty Years Ago notes on visits vacations and local travels with births and motor trips among Kansas residents
A biblical verse proclaims that reverence for God marks the start of wisdom while fools reject guidance and instruction. The phrasing frames knowledge as rooted in divine respect rather than human cleverness. This proverb emphasizes humility and obedience as the path to understanding.
Epistaxis ranges from trivial to serious and is often caused by trauma inflammation or ulcers. Emergency care includes packing the nostril with gauze or cotton and applying ice, with the head tilted forward to form a clot. Recurrent heavy bleeding warrants medical investigation.
Atlantic City reports surge in anti Johnson literature with John Birch Society urging members to mail material. Haley's A Texan Looks at Lyndon tops best sellers as Life magazine traced Haley’s links to figures like Edwin Walker and Frank McGehee, who touts millions in sales and a radical fundraising effort.
An Emporia Gazette excerpt notes a man asking for suitable accommodations where he can put up with his wife, reflecting a sharp wit about lodging and domestic life. The remark underscores social humor from the period.
Channel listings and program identifiers for KOAM TV Channel 7 and Rode TV Channel 12 presented in color. Highlights include a brief guide to scheduled segments and channel labels for the day.
How to get rid of leg cramps and foot pains. Write to Dr. Molner for a booklet and send a self addressed stamped envelope with 20 cents to cover printing. Also request Make Menopause Easier with 25 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope.
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