Yard Of The Month Promotes Ottawa Garden Pride
Ottawa Garden Clubs honor recent nominee C A Novak at 1905 S Cedar with Yard of the Month. The feature praises city gardens and urges a clean up of alleys and yards while detailing scoring factors for design, value, plant health, pruning, color harmony, and bed maintenance.
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Reading Load Sparks Glasses Question for Executives
A survey summarized by Business Horizons links heavy daily reading to top executives, noting they consume magazines newspapers newsletters and trade literature while also reading eight to ten books yearly. The piece touches political humor and social commentary, ending with a sports reference.
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Birth marks need not threaten health or future looks
Dr Molner notes birthmarks vary in size color and location and most pose no health risk. Some fade others may require removal for disfigurement. consult a dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Treatments include surgery X ray radium chemical injections or freezing with dry ice.
Prayer For Today Surely the wrath of man shall praise thee
Prayer text from Psalm 76:16 and a religious supplication asking for divine presence in trial and forgiveness of trespasses, urging readers to do God’s will and seek liberty through serving Christ.
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Television Schedule Snapshot From A Busy Evening
A cluttered OCR of a television schedule lists programs and hosts across channels, mentioning names like Mickey Mouse, Jack Parr, and Dotto among many shows. It sketches a dense lineup including news, weather, theatre, sports, and children's segments with times interspersed.
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Bright Spot in Sunday's TV Offerings
NBC offers a new Sunday night musicomedy replacing Dinah Shore with John Raitt Janet Blair and Edie Adams leading a weekly roster. Rowan and Martin Stan Freberg Jonathan Winters and Dorothy Kirsten will assist. Sponsor selling cars faster than the others.
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Auto dealers weigh orderly cleanup of outgoing models
The auto industry contemplates a swift changeover to new model cars with retailers’ sales contests and bonuses. Analysts debate whether a full transition can occur without excess outgoing stock as manufacturers cut back inventories and stagger retooling.
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Reform on vacation by Curbstove Plato
New York AP reports Curbstove suggests using a vacation to reform habits. He advises gradual self improvement, starting with a one minute no smoking or drinking challenge at the seashore, and extending by small gains over time to build lasting restraint. The idea: small daily victories justify steady self control across years.
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Detroiters Raitt Eyes Top Draw for Regular TV Show
Detroiters report that singer Bonnie Raitt plans a 15 week regular TV stint to match a fast pace program. He cites high sponsor identification and a prime over 18 audience for new autos, with a Sunday nine slot ideal for summer indoors viewership.
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Ottawa Herald routine circulation rates and edits
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in trade area by mail one month eighty eight cents three months two dollars six months two dollars seventy five cents and one year seven dollars. Rates outside trade area by mail show one month one dollar three months fourty seven cents six months seven dollars and thirty five cents per year. The editors are Robert B Wellingsa and Guy Snedaker with publication daily except Sundays and holidays.
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City Girl as Tough as Pioneer Women, Says Mari Sandoz
Historian Mari Sandoz, author of The Cattlemen, argues that modern city girls can be as tough as their pioneer ancestors. She notes many women aided husbands in opening the West, learning to survive hardships, fight beside men, and stay self-reliant, even with changes like Jeeps replacing horses on the Old Jules ranch.
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Double Life For Film Actor Richard Travis
Richard Travis leads a double life as film star and real estate executive William Justice. He explains his shift to Beverly Hills real estate five years ago, built a firm that now grosses over ten million dollars, and holds leadership roles in the Beverly Hills Realty Board while planning to balance acting with business duties.
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