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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
4
The article notes rising flour costs amid higher wheat prices and new federal certificates. Secretary Freeman criticizes any large flour price increases. It explains mill costs up 66 cents per hundredweight and passing to bakers amid chaotic freight rates, urging orderly operation for Kansas agriculture and industry.
Earl Cassingham Jr. suggests Chanute expand recreation with horse racing rodeos and related events. He notes local horse owners including his sister and himself and proposes using the Katy City Park ball diamond track area as race and rodeo grounds to attract participation and keep youth engaged.
An opinion piece examines the claimed value of a woman in different contexts. It cites a Florida damage suit where an economist valued a 20-year-old wife at 417000, then analyzes costs and deductions to argue that no woman is a prudent dollar investment, ending with the idea that a wife is essential but not financially quantifiable.
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years ago when the city battled escaped monkeys at Monkey Island. A live wire fence caused consternation for park officials as residents protested and Superintendent William P. Reilly chased escaping primates. Nearby notices mention vacations and visits, plus a softball association forming with Bert Warner named president.
A religious devotional quotes the verse For God who commanded the light to shine out of darkness hath shined in our hearts to give the light of knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ from I Corinthians 4 6.
Dr Molner discusses motion sickness in children and endorses caution with preventive pills like Dramamine. He notes a history from seasickness remedies to wartime drug development, urging parental consultation on dosage. The column then addresses lifelong constipation and urges abandoning laxative myths, recommending his booklet The Way to Stop Constipation and following its guidance.
Barry Goldwater’s campaign headquarters in San Francisco is described as an armed camp with Pinkerton guards carrying side arms guarding the hotel and elevators. The piece notes restricted press access, violent mail to critics, and directs criticism at Ed Neller and Frank Kluckhorn, linking them to anti Johnson and anti semitic activities.
A collection of humorous lines from Tonkawa News Sedgwick Pan tagraph and Nowata Star. The snippets poke at medical visits, wolves and men with theories and a fat man at a smorgasbord, reflecting light local wit.
A Coffeyville Journal quip notes people losing themselves in thought while a man puzzled by his wife's summer wardrobe. The neighbor wonders how the clothes fill the closet yet seem to take little space on his wife, reflecting small town humor.
Department managers listed for the Chanute Kansas paper include John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical and Dorsey Osborn press Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter one postage pair at the post office Chanute Kansas Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press text notes republication rights and subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with a unclear rate structure including 1 year 6 months and 1 year 00 months and 3.00 month 1.00 year
A newspaper feature prints reader questions on child development tuberculosis and leg cramps with Dr Molner reply. A grandmother asks about tickling and stuttering while another asks about ear fungus TB transmission. Dr Molner explains tickling harmless and TB comes from bacteria.
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