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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1969
Page
3
A four year old diabetic child faced rejection at a play school after requests for special snacks. Ann Landers suggests the school may fear liability and proposes a caregiver release to avoid future lawsuits. The letter also covers childless couples handling nosy questions and a mother-in-law’s pregnancy stories about an adopted son.
A quick kitchen feature shares a fifteen to twenty five minute chili skillet dinner using ground beef onions celery green pepper beans and canned chili to serve six with cornbread and a simple dessert. The piece closes with a light Q A about a mother in law fabricating pregnancy and advice on handling her storytelling.
Two major medieval art shows come to the United States this winter and spring. The Cloisters and the Metropolitan Museum of Art loan highlights to Los Angeles and Chicago, while the Met hosts The Year 1200 in New York. Key pieces include the Antioch Chalice, a Strasburg Virgin, the Eagle Lectern from Louvain, and the Pucelle Book of Hours. The Year 1200 spans 1180 to 1220 in a transition from Romanesque to Gothic.
Mr and Mrs N H Welch of 1623 S Evergreen announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Robert M Glasgow son of Mr and Mrs Luther Glasgow of Fredonia. Patricia is a Chanute High School senior and Robert a 1959 Fredonia High School graduate employed at Midwest Auto Store. An August wedding is planned.
Several former area residents were named for inclusion in the 1969 Outstanding Young Women of America biographical compilation. Named are Mrs. Janet C Montgomery of Hugo Oklahoma Mrs. Sharon L Leeseberg of Independence Mrs. Judith A Krasnicka of Oakley Mrs. Mary C Horvick of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Nancy B Erickson of Marysville Also included is Mrs. Pam Goodevon of 630 S Evergreen An Outstanding Young Woman of the Year will be chosen for each state from its candidates.
Heloise relays a salon tip from a shampoo professional: rinse hair with cold water after a hot or warm shampoo to seal scalp pores and reduce oil, helping hair stay cleaner longer. The tip targets oily scalps and may lessen oil production by glands.
Doctors say an infant showed classic heroin withdrawal symptoms less than a day after birth at Tucson Medical Center. The baby, born to Yaqui parents in their late twenties, began recovery after 15 days of treatment and left the hospital before Christmas to live with his grandmother.
Lois Carlson extension home economist offers poinsettia care guidance for the holiday season. Blooming plants need daylight near a sunny window in 65 to 70 degree rooms, with nights cooler but not below 60, and consistent watering to prevent wilting or leaf drop. Check daily by feeling the soil and drain excess water to avoid soggy pots.
Mrs. Bruce G. Johnson of Salina Kansas and her three children flew home from Paris after a Christmas Day appeal to North Vietnam for news about their missing serviceman Maj. Bruce Johnson reported missing June 10 1965. The family group waited in New York as snow delayed flights and the Hanoi delegation declined to release information.
The guide outlines watering, lighting, pruning, repotting, and fertilizing to extend blooming. It covers cool storage after spring, late spring repotting, summer outdooring, late summer pruning, autumn darkness to trigger next Christmas bloom, and common mistakes like insufficient sunlight and improper watering.
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