Dear Ann Landers Advice Column From 1943
A Chanute Tribune column features reader questions on nail polish complaints marital burial names and neighborly etiquette. Ann Landers advises removing platinum frost polish keeping the hand look while not alienating the partner and suggests a practical headstone format for remarried widows.
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Ann Landers
Alice Smith
Jones
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits in Savonburg Area
Savonburg and nearby towns share a flurry of visits as Amy Lamb hosts Parsons guests L. L. Lamb and family, Laura Thomas visits Stark, and G. W. Wolfe hosts Kansas City and Lavenburg visitors. Virginia Wolfe undergoes Kansas City surgery and recuperates with family. Lawrence and Stark dinners occur with Olson and Brunson families joining, plus multiple supper visits among locals and travelers from Moran Baxter Springs Erie Bronson and Fort Scott.
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Savonburg
Amy Lamb
L. L. Lamb
Parsons
Leonard Bollagher
Dennis
Laura Thomas
Bell Elder
Stark
G. W. Wolfe
Janie
Virginia Wolfe
Kansas City
Gene Wolfe
Lavenburg
Mary Banning
Robert
Baxter Springs
Charles Upton
Moran
George A. Olson
Harold Olson
Artie
Ida Olson
Lawrence
Lucille Brunson
Jessie Carlson
Leon Johnson
Terri
Wayne Erikson
Terri Lee
Don Goff
Donna Faye
Darla
Paul Coover
Brenda
Mike
Erie
Tom Miller
Kathy
Cora Haworth
Charley Hinkley
Fort Scott
Ernest Mix
Mandie Newell
Bronson
Virgil Mix
Olive Hinkley
C. D. Lantz
Edith Culbertson
Mixed-quip snippets from early 20th century clips
A collage of short witticisms from various papers. Topics range from thrift and tax jokes to marriage arguments and a fishing trip anecdote. One humorous exchange features a fisherman and wife, followed by a punny exchange list ending with a playful refrain.
Social visit notes from Erie and Chanute
Mrs. Virgil Watts of Erie hosts Mr. and Mrs. Mabel Lowe with their family. Afternoon guests include Mr. and Mrs. Loren Brooks and family of Chanute, and Oren Nelson and Ronald of Savonburg.
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Mabel Lowe
Virgil Watts
Erie
Loren Brooks
Chanute
Oren Nelson
Ronald
Savonburg
Lost Dutchman Mine Legend Deepens in Superstitions
A Forest Service ranger spent a decade in the Superstition Mountains and doubts any gold has been mined there. He recalls gunfire fatalities among searchers and warns that many continue追 into the hostile rugged wilderness seeking the fabled wealth tied to Don Peralta and the Lost Dutchman tale.
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Tuscon, Ariz
Randolph Riley
Coronado National Forest
Forest Service
Phoenix
Don Miguel Peralta
Peralta
Los Angeles
Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
Arizona
Riley
Chanute Tribune Page Two Reports September 21 1963
News brief from Chanute Kansas on Saturday September 21 1963 highlights local notices, society happenings, and brief updates across the town. Community events and announcements populate a compact page two snapshot of local life.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Language Q and A on pronunciation and spelling
The excerpt asks about correct usage and pronunciation. It covers fixing a sentence with costly losses, the pronunciation of ethereal, the misspelling paraphenalia, the meaning of mae Strom, and a word beginning with high commission referring to keeping away or delaying arrivals. The Nigeria Canada aid context and examples illustrate editing advice.
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Mae Strom
Lagos
Nigeria
Canada
High Commission
Norway
McGill Universism
Montreal
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Dear Ann Landers
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Willis
Dione
Jakarta
Indonesia
West Irian
Wayne Larson
Ernest Larson
Olive Larson
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
Parsons Sun
Jewell Republican
Clark County
Colleyville
Wall Street Journal
Seeyaround
Guluk
Byers
Harry Byers & Sons, Inc
Chamber OF Commerce
Mexico
Jacob Waltz, Or
Walz
By Murray Sinclair
Don Peralta
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Chanote, Kansas
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