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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1977
Page
1
The item notes Dr. Lamb is a syndicated feature appearing each day in The Columbus Telegram based in Columbus Nebraska with publication dated May 10 1977 Tuesday.
Dear Dr. Lamb advises gradual leg lift routines to avoid back strain and urges abdominal engagement. He recommends starting with five reps daily, then building up, and adapting the motion to circle the feet. He notes weak backs should consult a doctor before starting. Platelets are small blood cells essential for clotting. about 250 000 per milliliter.
Dear Dr Graham replies on Noahs ark hunt near Turkey Russia border. He notes strong possibility of discovery but needs more work to confirm. He says such a find would vindicate Genesis and bolster Bible credibility, urging readers to seek biblical truth alongside curiosity. Tales of Platte County column by Francis Dischner appears Saturdays in The Columbus Telegram.
Oscar Schmocker recalls Cayuga switch near Columbus Nebraska where the Union Pacific line ran past the Berney Wuethrich homestead. A log house stood beside the Cayuga station with the telegraph key in a room of the big house. Buffalo Bill Cody once collected mail there. The Schmacker family rode freight trains for visits, paying a dime per leg.
The Columbus newspaper continues to feature Billy Graham's syndicated column daily, presenting his messages and reflections to readers as part of the regular editorial lineup.
Skilled animators revive Raggedy Ann and Andy created by John Gruelle. Nicki Flack voices Babette the French doll as she is kidnapped by a pirate, prompting a rescue by playroom friends. Joe Raposo writes 16 songs that enchant children despite brief runtimes. May breakfast details shared for Creston’s Happy Hour Club on May 10 at Mrs. Jennie Wardenberg’s home.
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