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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
2
The piece portrays Senator Margaret Chase Smith weighing a Republican presidential run with humor and indecision, listing four reasons to run and six not to, while noting her neutral stance toward rivals and a friendly tie to the President. It surveys potential impact on Goldwater and Rockefeller camps as uncertainty remains.
Dear Dr Molner explains Meniere's disease requires multiple symptoms and recurrent vertigo, cautions against misdiagnosis, and outlines causes and treatments including salt restriction nicotinic acid histamine dramamine and cautious surgery only after conservative options fail. It includes a vignette of a man misread as drunk who had Meniere's and improved in 10 days.
The log discusses health topics including Meniere like symptoms versus true Meniere disease and Coxsackie B fever in adults. It notes vaccine tradeoffs for rabies and mentions vaccination timing after exposure. A dense TV schedule follows with programs and times.
The Manchester textile testing house seeks 200000 chewing moths to test against samples claimed mothproof. The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best reader tip.
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Ben Pollack, veteran jazz bandleader, warns the Dixieland era will fade within a decade as greats like Jack Teagarden are mourned. Pollack recalls his start in 1918, helped launch Benny Goodman, and swerves to plans for a Glenn Miller memorial and a program to train young musicians in older jazz styles.
A 21 year old with good character may be summoned for grand jury service with at most ten days notice. He must report at a city possibly distant from home on a date chosen amid minor prior commitments.
A fragmentary reminiscence details a jury’s nine to five schedule, coffee on request, sunlit windows, and the need for a legal indictment to be voted with 12 in agreement. It notes practicality, comfort, and clashes over expense and hours in a candid, lightly satirical tone.
A devotional excerpt invites trust in God's plan from Jeremiah 29 11 and asks for grace in times of trial. It seeks guidance from the Father through Jesus Christ to enter a life of victory and peace.
A list of time slots and program names appears, including Your Church and Mine, Sunrise Semester, Farm Facts, Today, Rush Hour, Call To Worship, News, Moment of Meditation, and Columbia Seminars across morning to early afternoon blocks. The fragment shows program titles with times and channel numbers, indicating a radio or TV schedule outline.
A snapshot of past community life with items from 25 and 50 years ago. It notes Tommy Kraft and Billy Seymour with chickenpox, Northwestern University choir recruit John Held of Ottawa, Sallie Harris visiting before studying interior decorating in the east, Hermann and Mrs Tucker welcoming a son born February 2, and Esther Swearengen visiting Otis Elliott. It also mentions the marriage of Eleanore White and Oscar Dyer in Lawrence and a playful World rng item about Mrs John Weebly borrowing caviar.
On this date notable events include the Danbury Hatters decision in 1908 ruling boycotts in restraint of trade illegal, Massachusetts issuing its own bills in 1690, Cornwallis pursuit in 1781, Woodrow Wilson's death in 1924, Paramushiro bombardment in 1944, a 1974 stampede in India, a 1959 East River crash, and a 1963 note on unjustified profits in energy companies.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details and rates with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It provides trade area and outside trade area subscription prices by month quarter and year and notes Associated Press rights for local news.
Four young men noticed a fire in a Wichita apartment building early and awakened the nine occupants who escaped safely. One man carried out a crippled woman and then returned for her wheelchair. Cause of the fire was not determined.
Storytelling is a highly developed skill in Moslem countries where religion forbids portraying human and animal likenesses in art.
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