Water intake and safety by Dr Thosteson
A reader asks if drinking too much water could cause inward drowning. The doctor explains drowning involves lungs, not stomach water. excessive intake can upset body sodium and cause swelling or confusion, usually only with faulty kidneys. Normal people regulate via urine. thirst is reliable, about two quarts daily on average, with food and drinks contributing. Two to three glasses of plain water daily suffice. caffeinated or flavored drinks provide fluids too.
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George C. Thosteson
M.D
Dr. Thosteson
G.W
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Glenn S S Gross Will
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court the petition for probate of the will of Glenn S S Gross dated October 16 1968 is filed. Mildred Gibson is petitioner and seeks appointment as executrix without bond. Defenses due by January 22 1969 at 10:00 a m in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Henshall and Pennington Chanute Kansas represent petitioner.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Neosho County
Kansas
Glenn S.S. Gross
Mildred Gibson
Glenn S. Gross
Glenn
Henshall & Pennington
South Forest Chanute
4-H Club News Buffalo Boosters Meeting Report
Steve Ward presided at a Thursday meeting at Buffalo Methodist Church. Roll call named a favorite car. Program numbers included Jerry Guenther on hog care, Alan Sharp making a car halter, Sabrina Uden on piano, Randal Hobbs on radium discovery, and Ricky Ward with an illustrated talk. Dale Sharp and Mrs Kenneth Guenther gave leader reports. Recreation was led by Robert Payne and Hobbs. Carl Payne family provided refreshments.
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Steve Ward
Buffalo Methodist Church
Jerry Guenther
Alan Sharp
Sabrina Uden
Randal Hobbs
Ricky Ward
Dale Sharp
Kenneth Guenther
Robert Payne
Hobbs
Carl Payne
Vi las Vikings 4H Club meets with program notes and plans
Nancy Carlson presided at the January Vilas 4H Club meeting in Vilas church fellowship room with Marsha Nelson leading recreation. Roll call noted a Kansas fact by 27 members. Plans were made for a model meeting at Wilson County 4H Club Day in Fredonia February 8. Program included music Kim Uden project talk Karen Nelson Tammy Uden demonstration Barbara Smith safety talk Charles Smith parliamentary problems Keith Nelson. Hosts were Curtis Carlson and Melvin Carlson families. High Prairie 4-H Parents night featured Floyd Russell president Gene Shockley secretary Morris Wiltse vice president. Group singing led by Mrs. Edgar Hutchison. finance talk by Mrs. Bob Olson. sewing on buttons demonstration by Mrs. John Blanscot. music appreciation Gene Shockley. reload shotgun shells demonstration Jim Bentley. poems read by Mrs. Lee Campbell. recreation by Mrs. Jim Bentley. chili supper served.
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Nancy Carlson
Vilas Vikings
Vilas
Marsha Nelson
Kansas
Wilson County
Fredonia
Miss Carlson
Kim Uden
Karen Nelson
Tammy Uden
Barbara Smith
Charles Smith
Keith Nelson
Curtis Carlson
Melvin Carlson
High Prairie Church
Floyd Russell
Gene Shockley
Morris Wiltse
Edgar Hutchison
Bob Olson
John Blanscot
Jim Bentley
Lee Campbell
Interior pick Hickel faces grilling in Senate
Nixon’s Alaska governor Walter Hickel faces tough questioning from conservationists and senators in his path to confirmation as interior secretary. The week also features Johnson budget talks, a bid to double the President’s salary, and a closed-door Rogers hearing as Fulbright seeks meaningful questions.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Capital Hill
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Senate
Alaska
John F. Kennedy
Robert
John
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Nixon
Mansfield
Hickle
Senate Interior Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Rogers
Fire delays short train blaze near Oakridge
Firemen reported slow access as an overheated axle journal on a Southern Pacific flatcar sparked a timber load fire. The crew moved the burning car, then rerouted to block the only access road to the fire station, forcing a three mile detour for firefighting efforts.
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Oakridge
Ore
Southern Pacific
Jail Sentences For Demonstration In Tetovo
A Tetovo court sentenced 79 people, mostly Albanian nationals, to eight to 30 days in jail for taking part in anti-Yugoslav demonstrations last December. Proceedings began against 15 more Albanians. Tanjug reported firms and other bodies held meetings to fire workers who took part in anti-Yugoslav riots.
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Tetovo, Yugoslavia
Tetovo
Tanjung
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