Editorials Up And Under In Arctic Sea Lanes
Editorial notes that practical shortest paths shift with context from geometry to navigation as two U S nuclear submarines traverse under the Arctic ice from Pacific to Atlantic. The piece calls this a milestone for peaceful use and warns of potential military uses while urging global cooperation to ensure nonaggressive use of such routes.
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U.S
Pacific
Atantic
North Pole
Arctic
U. S
Bloodiest July and rising toll on Kansas highways
Kansas records the bloodiest seventh month in state history with 65 deaths and August already adding 33 more. By Friday the toll for the current year surpassed the 1957 total of 315, reaching 316, with fatalities rising as traffic increases. Experts cite safer cars and better roads but blame human carelessness as the key traffic ailment.
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Kansas
This And That Fellow and the Curious Age of Things
A collage of observations notes how election timing could boost turnout, cites a 10 million year skeleton find in Italy, and comments on aging YMCA volleyball players, juvenile crime, injustices in fines, growing private pools, and the weather talk habit. It closes with a quip about women and action.
Tolbutamide diabetes pill guidance and cautions
Dr Molner outlines the JAMA study on tolbutamide for diabetes, noting only about 400 of 1,000 patients achieved good control and stressing pills suit middle aged patients with milder cases. He warns against substituting pills for insulin in youth or severe diabetes, and highlights diet adherence as essential in all treatments. The column also covers foot deformities and seeking surgeons, plus cancer reading recommendations and headaches booklet request.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Highlights
Aged society notes report Mrs. John Hamilton improving after illness at 528 North Oak. Local girls Lucille Nelson Towanda Gabbart Betty Anne Okerberg and Barbara Okerberg competed in Chanute with a swimmer group at the Chanute pool. Sohn Border harvested four bushels of fine peaches from a four year old tree in his yard. F. Plummer popcorn vendor at the Airdome Wheater suffered severe burns from a gas explosion in his popcorn machine. A son was born to Mr and Mrs R A Riddle.
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John Hamilton
N. Oak
Lucille Nelson
Towanda Gabbart
Betty Anne
Sohn Border
F. Plummer
Airdome
Wheater
Prayer for Today Devotional Blessings and Salvation
A short devotional prayer calling on God to seek the lost and strengthen faith. It asks to keep believers close, use them to bring others to Christ, and seek forgiveness and salvation through Jesus, ending in an Amen.
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Dr. Mother
H. B
Christ
Ottawa Herald Rates and Masthead Details
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for trade and outside areas with monthly and yearly options. Publisher is Robert B. Wellington. editor is listed as x. The paper notes daily publication with postal details and location in Ottawa Kansas.
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Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Seesenee
Guy Snedaker
Traditional TV Schedule Amid Evening Lineup Culling
Channel lists and program times show a dense 1960s style guide with channels NBC CBS ABC and others featuring a mix of news, game shows, dramas, cartoons, and public affairs. The grid includes names like Mickey Mouse, The Honeymooners, The Millionaire, and sport and weather segments across late afternoon to after midnight, indicating a full network slate and local fare.
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San Qui
Carboong
Frice
Godfrey
Witner
Dotlo
Name Tune
Dotto
Sugarfoot
Shirl, Temple
Mr. Adama
Adama
Guiding Light
M'say Vanety
Miss Brooks
Willings Workers Club Annual Picnic At Pavillion
MRS. SALLY PERRY reports the Willings Workers Club held its annual picnic at the Pavillion with 12 member families present. Families of Ellen Davis, Glen Wilkins honored by Farm Bureau retirement dinner in Burlingame. Various visits noted in Emporia, Dodge City, Topeka, Gordon, Hickman Mills, Gypsum City, Springfield, and Kansas City. Mrs. Edna Conner injured by lawn mower. Lilly Blankenbaker joined Ruel and Barry Lee in Springfield for a weekend visit. Connie Smith from Kansas City visiting Nancy Horne this week.
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Willings Workers Club
Ellen Davis
Burlingame
Glen Wilkins
Farm Bureau
Myrtle Pinkston
Mporia
Fred Sickler
Bill Poston
Shirley
Dodge City
Ethel Poston
Earl Whitcher
Gordon
Nebr
Nell Whitcher
Rankin Figgins
Hickn
Mills
Charley Figgins
Myrtle . Pinkston
Glen Wilson
Topeka
Gene ‘Yeager
Steve
Alfred Cowan
Gypsum City
Fred Cowan
Edna Conner
Lilly Blankenbaker
Ruel
Barry ‘Lee
Springfield
Connie Smith
Kansas City
Nancy Horne
Tips From The Mail Bag Reads Like Quick Wit and Facts
A compilation of witty curiosities and trivia from a mail bag column. Notable items include claims about swift timber growth, child cleft rates, dog behavior, daily accident injuries, dandelions and rabbits, Wellington’s letter, hunger and water, noble longevity, fashion history of stockings, bird weights and pigeon flights, Haydn’s wife irritations, Indians in New York City, Diana Dors, small-town chatter, perfume base roves, Franklin’s schooling, and housewives combating moths.
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New York
America
Kiwanis Magazine
Duke of Wellington
Wellington
New York City
Brooklyn
Diana Dors
Dora Flack
Fran Beck Jr
Greeley Area Briefs Include Travel and Local Hunts
Mrs Fred Nolte visits St Joseph Mo with Charlie Paynes. Albert Rues family heads to Me Cracken and Webb City Mo. Frank Rues of Tucson vacations with Pete Rues and family. Roy Garner and Philip tour California for two weeks. Margie Lickteig Kansas City visits with Lickteigs and Scheckels. Mrs Robert Sizemore visits father A S Kelsey recovering at K U Medical Center. Greg Kalzer named new meat cutter at Hy Klagy Store. Verna Newtass on sick leave with cashier duties handled by Mrs Gene Morgan. Hazel Stanley plans to move soon.
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Fred Nolte
St. Joseph
Charlie Paynes
Albert Rues
Aliva
Mary Beth Rues
Webb City
Frank Rues
Tucson
Pete Rues
Clarence
Roy Garner
Philip
California
Margie Lickteig
Kansas City
Philip Lickteigs
Anabel
Scheckel
Robert Sizemore
A. S. Kelsey
K. U Medical Center
Greg Kalzer
Meat Jeulter
Hy-Klagy
Jerry Fagg
T.V
Gene Morgan
Verna New 4 Tas
Hazel Stanley
Kin Meidbard’s Wry Observation on Happiness
Kin Meidbard notes that happiness remains elusive as both poverty and wealth fail to guarantee it. The remark underscores a skeptical view of material fortunes amid cautious reflection on life realities.
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Kin Meidbard
Science shrinks piles without surgery in new method
New York report says science has found a new hosting substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In cases, gentle relief accompanied actual shrinkage with remarkable results.
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New York, N.Y
Science
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