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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1977
Page
9
Readers share tips to extend cut flower life including removing submerged leaves and cutting stems on a slant. The column covers arranging with sand or foam substitutes, recutting stems, and adding household bleach to water for marigolds. Casual reader notes include packing lunches and cake wrapping tricks.
W N Whitehall was appointed manager of Edmiston’s Department Store at 115 E Main, announced today. In other news, the Board of Education let a contract for machinery and new equipment for the city schools printing department, costing over $3,000.
Joan, an alcoholic now in recovery, recounts a life of multiple marriages, abuse, and welfare struggles. She details Osawatomie State Hospital stays, overdoses, and losing three children before joining a counseling program that helped her quit drinking on October 29, 1973. She has finished high school and aims to study psychology at a junior college to work with families.
A group of parents and educators warned at a Methodist convention that the University of Kansas Integrated Humanities Program acts to convert students to Roman Catholicism and lead them to convents and monasteries. They say the KU School of Religion is not involved and cite professors Dennis Quinn Franklyn Nelick and John Senior as instructors.
Dear Ann Landers advice column responds to childless couples upset by friends bringing toddlers to dinners. It suggests setting an adults only invitation and arranging babysitters if needed, warning that continued child dominance harms social events. It also covers revolving doors etiquette and dealing with a difficult child, advising firmness and possible separation considerations.
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