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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
2
The piece argues speaking up on government waste is valid but cautions that not all agencies are inefficient. Ottawa Employment Service reports a 50 percent rise in work last year without more staff. Interviews, tests, and careful matching of job to person are essential for efficiency and fair wages.
A reader warns about police cars using red flashing lights without sirens at high speed through intersections. The letter recalls a local death and questions Kansas traffic law. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty states officers must use red lights and sirens when pursuing or responding to emergencies.
This And That surveys a string of light, humorous anecdotes and local notices. It notes social commentary on Bernard Gold, reflections on the Golden Rule, a bridle show plan for a filly, a Yankee stereotype editorial, and a mention of a new daughter born to Howard Tucker and an art McClellan. It also records short items such as a Datsumu car tease, comic book trends, a World Fair trip by Claude Webb, Alfred Stout and Clarence Spong, and a home renovation at 6th and Wilton with a canary escape incident.
In this health note, the liver’s functions are outlined from food processing to bile production and blood factors. Cirrhosis is described as fibrous growth harming liver work, with advice to avoid alcohol and follow healthy habits. The piece notes fluid buildup, possible bleeding, and the goal of slowing progression through proper care and doctor guidance.
A New York AP column recounts a parable about a quarrelled wife Mrs Barnes who presides over a brittle marriage. Her husband Joe Barnes endures years of silence and pride until his deathbed moment yields a grateful admission of happiness at last. The story ends with a moral on the futility of punitive attitudes.
A lengthy, OCR style TV schedule lists programs by time blocks and show names across a full day. It includes game shows, dramas, news, weather, classic broadcasts, and public affairs like The Price is Right, Truth or Consequences, Love of Life, World Turns, and Toasted public notices.
A devotional prayer asks God to help believers become childlike in everyday life. It seeks humility and contentment, guided by the Holy Spirit, in the name of Jesus.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for the trade area and outside area including By mail options. Rates cover one month to one year with varying prices and periodical terms.
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