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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1959
Page
2
General Cleanup Urges Sanitary Overhaul in Ottawa
An expert from the Health Department notes higher diarrheal illness rates in homes without indoor plumbing and calls for gradual cleanup of sanitary facilities. Ottawa still features outdoor toilets and suboptimal septic setups. A sustained program, voluntary or enforced by city authorities, aims to improve health conditions and waste handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Health
Ottawa
Middle West
Auld Lang Syne Driver Hits Culvert in Grass Fire Run In
Dr L V Dawson on Logan Street watched a grass fire near the Country Club golf course and struck a culvert damaging his car fenders and side. A burglar entered Lane Post office and fled with 45 cents from the till unable to open the safe. Mrs Grover Knight at 916 S Main sprained her right ankle after a fall. 60 Years Ago M Bement moved from Oak Street to 615 Hickory. Block 68 survey on Ottawa's west side found several houses built without proper property line regard. Al Livingston to open a restaurant at 517 E 9th opposite Charlton Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Prayer for Today In The Redeemer We Trust
Prayer text reflecting a devotional request to God the Father through Jesus Christ. It expresses gratitude for God speaking in many ways and asks guidance through joy or sorrow to draw nearer to Him. The prayer ends with an Amen.
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Christ
Lord
London Walk From Grosvenor Square To Roosevelt’s Statue
A vivid, opinionated tour of central London highlights Grosvenor Square as Little America with the Roosevelt statue, the American embassy, and nearby parks. It notes Park Lane, Hyde Park, Marble Arch, and Oxford Street bustle, with a nod to American influence and postwar redevelopment.
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London
Grosvenor Square
Little
America
Franklin Roosevelt
Park Lane
Hyde Park
Ham
Marble Arch
Hilton
Oxford Circus
Regent Street
Hanover Street
Hanover Square
Paris
Brook Street
Roosevelt
Daily use of a headache remedy risks dependence
Dr Mulner warns that using a common headache remedy four to five times daily can accumulate in the body and habitually bind the user to the drug. He urges investigating underlying causes like stress, poor diet, or fatigue, and compares constant drug use to swimming upstream without a goal, advising drastic habit-breaking if dependence forms. He notes cooking destroys cancer-bearing chicken viruses and offers a booklet on ear disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M.H
Television Schedule Summary for Channel Lineup
TV listings for Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC on Monday detail 6:08 PM 9-Bandstand 13-Webs Yun and 6:30 PM 9-Mickey Mouse 13-Gordon Elliott, plus 7:00 PM 4-Restless Guo 5-Texan 13-Lawmen and 8:00 PM 4-Pete Gunn 5 Frontier 9-Pantomime 13-Frontier Just. Several news, weather, sports, and talk segments follow with multiple show titles and host names across channels 4 5 and 13.
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Mickey Mouse
Gordon Elliott
Restless Guo
Pete Gunn
Woody W
Dr. Ichabod
Walt Disney
Cisco Kid
U. Pacific
Stoores
Sugarfoot
Roy Rogers
Steve Canyon
Playhouse
Jim Rodgers
Wryatt Earp
Farmer Makes Grass Pay Off in Missouri Fields
Ray Crouch of Henry County near Deepwater farms 420 acres with 35 in oats and 385 in grasses. Southland Brome on 35 acres yields about 600 pounds of seed per acre at 85 cents a pound. Kentucky-31 Fescue 350 acres expected to produce 100,000 pounds of seed. Pasture rental adds about 1,200 dollars monthly from September to March for grazing around 400 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Crouch
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
The Ottawa Herald publishment information lists daily except Sunday and holidays, editor Guy Snedaker, publisher Robert B. Wellington, and subscription rates by mail. Rates show one month 85 cents, three months 3.75, six months 7, one year 15.00 for trade area and higher rates for outside trade area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Svevees
Odd Bits From A Nation Of Extras And Eccentrics
A sweeping sampler notes quirky facts from 1950s life. High heel pressure rivals an elephant, baldness booms in mail orders, and 18 to 20 million Americans reportedly suffer ulcers. It covers hairpieces, emptying wallets with checks, stock market bets, and daily Pentagon coffee tallies. It ends with a survey on children’s dependence and marital quips.
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Madison Avenue
U.S
Pentagon
Smith
Take Census On Who Are Stockholders
SAM DAWSON reports that 12,490,000 Americans own stock and the average stockholding family earns about $7,000 yearly. Using sampling and unduplicated lists, the NYSE and statisticians estimate demographics, distribution, and holdings from 50,000 names, with a 5 percent error tolerance.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Characbr
Einstein
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Selfredge
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Cea Oe Lee
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Henry Silva
Allied Artists Presents
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Hillcrest
Toni
ASC
Farmers Cooperative Commission CO
Hutchinson, Kansas
Kansas State Grange
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