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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
2
The editorial mocks the President's fitness push and Madison Avenue health claims. It derides 50 mile hikes and weekend athletic excess as unsuitable for the average American, favoring passive leisure over strenuous activity and questioning the push for reform.
The piece reflects on St Peter's Basilica's vastness and impact, noting its overwhelming space, mixed beauty, and evolving renovations. It contrasts grand interiors with practical, time driven changes such as temporary seating for the Ecumenical Congress and machines polishing marble floors, evoking a sense of ghosts and wandering music.
Readers ask about a lump in the roof of the mouth that may look like bone and worry it is cancer. Dr Molner explains a torus can form there, usually harmless, sometimes hindering denture fit, and may be removed if size warrants.
A devotional excerpt anchors release in Christ and forgiveness through his blood. It extols God’s grace, wisdom, and insight granted to believers and prays for faith to receive liberty from sin. The prayer pleads in Jesus Christ’s name for redemption and freedom.
A dense broadcast schedule lists multiple channels and time slots for shows such as Sea Hunt Popeyed Cartoonland and Gunsmoke with a wide range of guests and movies. The long grid includes afternoon through late night offerings like The Eddie Cantor variety, sportscasts, dramas, and public affairs programs featuring Newsreels Lifelines and Almanac Newsree.
Illness reports from Ottawas include Dale and Mary Alice Harrison both with chickenpox. Obituary notes M. A. Romstedt, brother of B. Romstedt, dies in Los Angeles. Mrs N. J. Krist returns from Des Moines after a cleaning course. Elva Allison sells his Forsythe farm to a Topeka buyer. Katherine Mohlman attends Zeta Tau Alpha program in Baldwin. Nelle the Pyle driving horse dies aged nearly 20, owned by Dr. V. E. Lawrence.
Published daily except Sunday and holidays Ottawa Kansas entity Robert B Wellington editor and publisher subscription rates detailed for trade area and outside trade area by mail monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and AP material is exclusive for local news republication.
Waldo Wade was robbed by a dog while working in his yard. The neighbor’s puppy grabbed his wallet containing under five dollars and ran off. Wade pursued, but the dog disappeared. He may need a duplicate license and social security card if not returned.
TOPEKA AP The Rev T Ed Barlow district president of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints endorsed a Sunday closing law for Kansas He said the 1100 church members in 15 counties around Topeka strongly support the Kansas Retail Council stand in favor of Sunday closing
Edie Atlants presents a special on Channel 9 at 9 31 PM with guest Eddie Fisher. Earlier slots include Garry Moore rerun on channels 5 and 13 at 9 PM, Jack Benny at 8 30 PM with Martha Tilton, and Red Skelton at 7 30 PM with Stubby Kaye on channels 5 and 13. Also late movie Whispering Smith from 1948 starring Alan Ladd on Channel 5.
A detailed sale list offers various carpet remnants and mill ends with sizes including 12 by 13 feet 3 inches and 13 by 23 feet. Text describes materials such as 100 percent nylon and all wool, with patterns, back types, colors like parchment beige, and monthly payment options from five to nine dollars. Prices show original MSRPs and clearance figures.
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