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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1959
Page
2
A fishing equipment firm urges anglers to “think like a fish” to boost luck. The bulletin advises studying bass behavior on cold or hot days to choose where to fish and when to read a book. It covers walleye, northern pike, and muskellunge and contrasts smallmouth and largemouth bass perspectives. The piece questions the novelty of such advice amid common practice.
A Topeka biology instructor reports rising fox sightings in Kansas with thriving populations. The piece ties the unusual animal trend to a broader sense of anticipation ahead of a pivotal political year, suggesting Kansans should stay vigilant as events unfold.
A collection of quips touching on banking drive ins Tarzan film trends GM cars prayer marriage puppies and political conventions. Light observations mix humor and social commentary with subtle jabs at modern life and public figures.
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago reports several local items: a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fidel Oliva of East Powhattan Street, a son born to Mr and Mrs John Powell of 611 North Mulberry, the county clerk Baldwin tests a ten key adding machine, capable of add subtract multiply and divide, and a marriage license issued to Clarence Fredeen and Madelene Alves of Ottawa, with Mrs Lena Marson visiting Kansas City.
A devotional prayer cites 1 Corinthians 16 12 and thanks God for eternal life. It asks for daily seeking of this gift through love and faith to enter the eternal home through Christ our Lord. Amen.
In this Good Health column Dr Molner advises readers not to assume heart trouble from left side aches. He suggests arthritis, muscle spasms, indigestion or nerves as alternatives and urges patients to discuss fears openly with their doctor. He notes reassurance helps and emphasizes clear communication and proper medical evaluation.
A dense Ottawa era television guide lists NBC 4 and Channel 5 13 CBS 9 and ABC 6100 6 programs from morning to late night. Includes Wagon Train Gunsmoke Twilight Zone Mickey Mouse many daytime game shows news weather and sports blocks with multiple repeats and sign offs.
NEW YORK AP The American summer theater gathers TV stars to boost audiences and earnings. John Kenley of Warren Ohio reports a 2600 seat venue charging 90 cents to $2 as five million nearby TV viewers seek live stage work and familiar faces. Names like Genevieve Peggy Cass Jaye Morgan Virginia Mayo and Michael O Shea headline lineups with plays including Born Yesterday Bells Are Ringing Tunnel of Love The Seven Year Itch Pajama Game.
A company of 23 Oregon travelers left Westmoreland for Independence, Ore., aiming to cover 21 miles to Frankfort. Wagon master Tex Serpa said yesterday’s 12 miles was a planned slowdown due to rain. The group was welcomed by the saddle club and Westmoreland residents who funded Farm Night at the high school.
New York AP reports Britain's John Blaine questions American willingness to voice opinions. He notes visitors say Americans are vocal only on topics they know well, but during a Boston to Chicago tour he observes a reticence about public issues. Blaine, an England "angry young man" novelist, weighs fear versus other causes.
Mr and Mrs George Finley of Missouri were weekend guests of Mrs Elda Triplett and Mr Raymond Gibbs. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Porter of Garnett called on Mrs Earl Porter and Dana Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Lee Russell of Kansas City visited with Mr and Mrs Kyle LaFollette and Bill. Mr and Mrs Sam Christian Mrs Teasley and Mrs Mary Schroeder of Pueblo Col are spending a few days in Lane visiting relatives.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade. Inside trade area mail rates are 0.88 for one month, 3.75 for six months, 7.00 per year. outside trade mail rates are 1.50 for one month, 24.25 for six months, 15.00 per year.
The 87 year old writer, reflecting on his youth and writing pace, rejects long hair conformity among youths and laments uniformity. He left a librarian job in 1951 to pursue authorship, pawning trousers for meals yet gaining independence and self mastery. He distances from the label angry young men.
Mrs Pearl Elrod of Paola returned home Wednesday after a week with her brother George Brassfield and family. The Spring Ridge Community meeting will be held at the hall Thursday evening with a potluck supper and program. A large crowd attended the last day school supper Friday evening at the Stanton schoolhouse. Mrs Virgil Beebe spent Monday in Topeka with her daughter Mrs Don Watson and husband.
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