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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1959

Page

2

Sneeze Season Opens as Ragweed Hits Ottawa

Editorial notes hay fever season in Ottawa, blaming giant ragweed and lambs quarter for allergic reactions. Readers share symptoms, including watery eyes and nasal congestion, while noting air conditioning and antihistamines bring relief. The piece also comments on August's timing, the impact on daily life, and the paradox of more leisure time with a shorter work week.

This And That Thursday 1959 Kremlin leisure musings

A collection of light notes from August 13 1959 covering Khrushchev politics and a humorous take on retirement cars and leisure. It includes odds and ends on Hawaii voting habits road trash management modern living and a prayer segment with local snippets about a broadax display a 1100 pound hog shipment railway thefts picture sales and fishing trips in Missouri

To Your Good Health Don’t Delay Proper Treatment

A reader letter urges psychiatric help for emotional problems and shares positive life changes after seeking care. Molner notes treatment varies, not all cases require hospitalization, and early action improves outcomes. He explains hepatitis basics, activity limits by case, and vitamin awareness through a reader inquiry about oleander and nutrition.

Dr. Molner P.G.S Isg

Richmond Area News Briefs Highlight Local Visits

Miss Blanche Perkins, who attended summer school in Maine, has returned home. The Clarence Spongs and Stafford spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Ruth Atchison. The Raymond Kippers of Kansas City and Miss Ann Kipper visited the Al Picketts and Al Nilges. Patty Burns of Pittsburg, Vernon Pickert of Gardner, and Jerry Kippers with Mrs Ernest Pickert and Carl were also mentioned in the local notes.

Blanche Perkins Maine Clarence Spongs Stafford Ruth Atchison Raymond Kippers Kansas City Ann Kipper al Picketts al Nilges Patty Burns Pittsburg Vernon Pickerts Gardner Jerry Kippers Ernest Pickert Carl Ormand Bob McCalls Canton Clayton McCalls Louis Monroes Texas New Mexico George Atchisons Henry Wilsons Minnesota Bill Ensminger Chicago Gene McPhersons Kate Elliott Ottawa Hospital Paul Trump Osawatomaie E. L. Reddish H. C. Wolfe Frank Alfred Sigler Canada Donald Lickteig Raymond Ohmes Merriam, Donna Larry Poss Maxine Chandler Jackson Lions Club Elmer Waller Keota Iowa Don Scott Heisdorffer Washington Goeldner - Kuiken Elden Jones Marjorie Eureka Eugene Jones Fall River Antone Gretencords Herman Engelmann Harlan

Television Schedule and Community News Digest

TV listings for Channel 4 5 13 across prime time with notes on shows like Zorro McCoys and Beaver. Local society items report visits and moves including Miss Ann Kipper resigning at Anderson County Hospital to join Carmelite Sisters in Nebraska.

Ann Kipper Anderson County Hospital Kearney Neb Sisters of the Carmelite Order Bob Hepners Salina Delmar Bowman

Narrows Bridge Groundbreaking in New York

Ground breaking ceremonies occur today for the 320 million dollar Narrows Bridge linking Brooklyn and Staten Island. The span will be the world’s longest suspension, at 7200 feet total length with a 4260 foot clear span, surpassing the Golden Gate.

New York Brooklyn Staten Island Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco

Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates notice

The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and subscription rates for local and trade-area readers. It outlines daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, mailing addresses, publisher names, and monthly to yearly pricing for subscriptions by mail inside and outside the trade area.

Rev Knight Reports From Berlin Grim War Remnant

An Ottawa pastor writes from Berlin about East and West Berlin after World War II. He describes burned buildings, rubble, inflation, and contrast between zones. He notes coffee prices, car costs, and postwar reconstruction, including a cathedral ruin left as a grim reminder of war. The piece reflects on German fear of the Russians and the pleas to keep West Berlin open.

Ottawa Athens Greece Warsaw Poland Berlin Germany Charles P. Knight First Methodist Church Holy Land Knight Hotel Am Zoo the Zoo London East Berlin Lothar Hermes Merecedes Benz Automobile Manufacturing Company

Joan Crawford Faces Toughest Role After Husband’s Death

New York AP. Joan Crawford recounts her life after Alfred Steele, PepsiCo board chair, died of a heart attack. She speaks of grief, resilience, and returning to work while becoming a Pepsi director and pursuing film and TV roles. Her four adopted children stay with her in California while she maintains a Manhattan apartment.

New York Joan Crawford Joan Cinderella Alfred Steele Pepsi-Cola Co Alfred Pepsi-Cola Steele Jerry Wald Thhem Ien West Coast Manhattan

Teacher Clowns All Summer

LOS ANGELES AP Teacher Tom Kelly, 28, a fifth grade teacher at Lowville Academy, spends summers as a circus clown with Cristiani Bros. Circus. Opening Aug. 20 in Los Angeles, he teaches circus children each morning while on the road, blending education with performance.

Los Angeles Tom Kelly Kelly Lowville Academy Lowville N.Y Cristiani Bros. Circus Ernesto Cristiani Sarasota,Fla

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