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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1956
Page
6
Eugene Gilbert reports a cross country survey showing 31 percent of 13 to 15 year olds and 61 percent of those 16 plus smoke. Teenagers say smoking makes them feel grown up despite cancer risks. Pat McGrady notes parents should have youths study all facts before deciding.
An article surveys teen views on smoking and health, noting low quit rates after cancer studies, mixed parental influence, and a strong stance against tobacco on school grounds. It highlights teens who smoke for independence, gender differences in consumption, and calls for school smoking lounges as a compromise.
A concise note discusses the harms of smoke to athletics and health and questions benefits of smoking. It also mentions a kitchen tip: always dissolve active dry yeast in water rather than in milk. The pair of ideas contrasts public health concerns with everyday culinary guidance.
Area residents share visits with friends and relatives across Edgerton Olathe and nearby towns. Notable happenings include birthday celebrations for Miss Margie Kay Murphy and Mrs Wayne Gird at a Wayne Scott supper, plus guests Edna Smith from Washington DC Homer Matile and Mrs Lucy Matile. D R Whitehead and family traveled from Gridley to help during a sale and return home with Mrs D R Whitehead.
Nearly half of foreign students in the United States rely on family funds for support. The remainder receive aid from private organizations in the United States. About ten percent get assistance from United States and foreign governments.
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