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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1958
Page
4
The piece reflects a student voice recalling barefoot days in school, contrasting simple barefoot freedom with required marching through history math and social studies. It laments structured schooling while affirming pride in American youth.
A humorous column ponders modern design flaws from cars with multiple lights but a single horn to railroads giving away matchbooks and the fatigue of long running columnists. Dorothy Thompson retires after 22 years of column writing, with critics noting repetition. Marilyn Monroe’s family honors include her husband's Pulitzer and congressional contempt citation in the same year.
The piece discusses the Iceland and England dispute over fishing rights, noting the 3 mile territorial waters rule rooted in 1700s gunpowder power. It contrasts old law with modern advances and questions who sets limits in international waters. It ends by challenging American complacency about international disputes.
Biblical verse caption reflects a brief message from I Corinthians 7 29 urging urgency to spiritual priorities. Published as a devotional note with a single quoted quotation.
A Texas scientist argues with a local scribe over heaven and belief. He claims scientists are unfairly labeled atheists and distinguishes between belief and knowledge. The column ends with a moral on disagreeing politely and a Cherryvale Republican anecdote about a mother and son.
Thayer marks its 25th annual homecoming and fair opening at McLachlen Park. The three day event begins with a Thayer versus Erie baseball game and features the old fiddlers contest. Local retiree W M Barbee returns to Chanute after Santa Fe service. Nearby robberies and business updates accompany community notes.
Washington dispatch notes Florida as the pivotal liberal vs. conservative test in a primary race between ex-Senator Claude Pepper and Senator Spessard Holland. It contrasts Pepper’s New Deal backing and pro labor voting with Holland’s conservative record, including opposition to the fair labor clause and farm price policy shifts.
Dr. Crane likens moral life to a game of tag where each act of kindness passes to others. He recalls young George Crane memorial gifts in Fort Wayne and gratitude from Lieut. Holton. The piece urges readers to continue passing on goodwill and to join the Compliment Club by mail to spread the Golden Rule.
The notice states that The Associated Press exclusively holds the right to republish all local news printed in its newspaper as well as AP dispatches. It emphasizes AP's authority over republication and reuse of its content.
The Kansas City A's split a doubleheader delighting fans who enjoyed a day off. A humorous gift joke about apricot butter appears amid light social quips and a playful note on a new game concept called Building and Loan.
The suggested correction replaces "every" with "the greatest" to intensify belief in his ability. The original sentence expresses strong confidence but the stronger "greatest" aligns with common usage for emphasis.
TV schedule snippets list channel lineups and program titles for KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE stations. Entries include news cartoons game shows soap operas and variety programs with times across a Saturday schedule dated September 6 1958.
The passage defines dissimulation as a hiding under a false appearance and urges against hypocrisy. It explains how to pronounce aspirational word ahs pih seez with the accent on the first syllable and mentions mustache.
Washing tips advise washing shades flat on a table or floor with newspapers underneath using tepid water and mild soap. Brush gently and hang to dry fully with shades left drawn. For rag fabrics, rinse in a thin starch to help prevent wrinkling and keep clean longer.
The passage argues that true mastery comes from training and experience, not deceptive tricks. Skilled workers are efficient, truthful, and deserve fair pay and recognition, with pride in one’s trade and a conscientious, service‑oriented approach to work.
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