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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1958
Page
4
Editorial lauds Rev. Paul Life for guiding a Evangelical United Brethren church build at the cost of 195000. Members built much of it themselves. life served both pastor and carpenter, keeping services and ceremonies during 13 months of construction. Community pride follows the finish.
A brief meditation draws on Psalm 22 5 stating those who trusted in God were not confounded. The verse reflects faith amid uncertainty and is presented as a devotional line for readers.
The piece comments on women in crime reporting, campaign cleanliness, and the 1960 election with Sherman Adams as the Democratic candidate. It notes speculative policy timing, baseball league growth, and a quirky Dodge City street rename Gunsmoke Avenue. It ends with a wry view of national crossroads and lack of direction.
A sound engineer explains a future gadget that converts speech to phonetic typing. It will be a poor speller and omit correct punctuation, highlighting both limits and potential boons of phonetic spelling in teaching and machine matching.
Rand Clayton Rand reflects on the nation’s economy in a humorous column. He notes consumer spending rising and orders growing across industries from bulldozers to hi fi sets while warning that strikes, tight money, and global tensions loom. He quips that a future boom needs skilled salespeople and jokes about sales commissions.
Tribune Files reports from Independence noting hunters claim there are more quail and prairie chickens in the field than in 25 years while duck hunters may face disappointment. Also covered are Scouts earning merit badges and advancement, a Willing Workers Club gathering, a library children's program, a local Ford purchase, and the formation of the Second Ward Taft Club with officers named.
President Eisenhower discussed labor with two cabinet members and learned he had not been invited to speak at labor rallies on Labor Day. He questioned why no administration officials spoke before a labor group, noting no live address on the anniversary since Labor Day became established.
Dr. Crane explains that fever helps the body fight germs by boosting white blood cells. Lowering fever with ice baths drugs or alcohol can be dangerous, even deadly, and a doctor should guide treatment while letting fever run its course. He warns against external cooling and notes extreme fevers require care.
Local social items report luncheon hosting in Chanute and Erie visits by Kiser and Rike. new baby Caleste Lynn Dewey born in Wichita to Joyce Emery Dewey and spouse with grandparents named. various witty quotes from multiple Kansas papers noted.
The Chanute Tribune announces subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Woodson counties and surrounding areas. Rates listed include one month six months and yearly options with prices noted for in and out of county allocations.
Channel listings for KOAM TV KOTV WDAF and KODE show a dense daily schedule. Pacing includes Wagon Train Andy Williams Show Rescue 8 Millionaire and Gate content across afternoon to late night. Channel lineup features news weather sport updates and late movie offerings.
AP report follows London tailor Featherstonehaugh famed for elitist stance. American client William Brassert returns after World War II bombardment to find shop intact and tailor's stoic greeting, exposing enduring British sartorial snobbery amid postwar ruin.
The Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association plans a Topeka meeting at Representative Hall in the State Capitol to celebrate 50 years since its 1908 founding. Kansas TB deaths last year were 79 with 638 new cases, as officials outline past achievements and future needs. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will speak on The Changing World and the Health Sciences, with Dr Joseph Stocklen, Dr Julius Wilson, and Ralph Susman among others slated to speak.
Questions ask how to fix the sentence about being equally pleased, the correct pronunciation of had e, which misspelled word among Scandal Scalop Scavenger Scandinavian, the meaning of erudition, and an imp- word meaning to invoke a curse. Suggested fixes include omitting the first as and using come or appear, and pronouncing as bad.
A compact note lists scattered phrases and terms including bald, scallop, thorough instruction, a quoted line about erudition, and the word im precate. The text reads like OCR remnants with incomplete sentences and unclear context.
About 75 attended the noon covered dish dinner for those over 70 at the Methodist church. Rev G M Pierce preached on The Cedars of Lebanon. MYF sang two spirituals with Mrs M J Clough at piano. Afternoon program featured Mrs Clough piano solo Mrs W P Rogers vocal by Gerda Lee Offenbacker accordion Loretta Carlson reading The Golden Age by Mrs Howard Lamb.
Some cooks brown dried beef in butter or margarine until slightly crisp or frizzled, then add it to a cream sauce for richer flavor.
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