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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1959
Page
3
An Ottawa editorial discusses polio and its impact on youth, noting a 16 year old in a wheelchair and two years of surgeries. It explains poliomyelitis, cites the Salk vaccine as a preventive aid, and urges vaccination to avert local outbreaks in Franklin County and beyond.
Dr Joseph Molner highlights reader letters praising non surgical facial improvement through prosthodontia dentures. He cautions aging faces may not return to youth but notes denture fit can affect facial appearance and neck, while true non surgical lifts are limited.
The column blends humor with advice on daily life and health. It touches on rocketry delays, philosophical musings, denture care, and the value of smiles. Readers are urged to seek professional dental or medical help while offering practical notes on elderly care and iodine intake.
The Ottawa Herald provides circulation and mailing details with staff credits and subscription rates. It lists publication schedule, post office entry, editor Robert B Wellington and publisher Guy Snedaker, plus monthly and longer-term mail rates.
A Citizen notices a patient at Bell Memorial Hospital Mrs Rose Hunt is admitted. Jerome Minnick suffers heat exhaustion. Verne Logan is bitten by a rattlesnake at his Homewood residence. Workmen re plaster Marsh House lower floor walls after flood damage. Wes Finley drives a new Maxwell at Williamsburg. Harry Buckels helps with haying at Johnson farm near Norwood.
A brief devotional prayer asks God to forgive indifference and respond to His voice. It asks for mercy and love in daily experiences and gives thanks for every victory through Jesus Christ.
Readable fragments depict a dense schedule with Channel 4 and NBC listings, various programs, sports, news, and features. Names like Perry, Brenne, Dr. Peale, Gunmoks appear amid time slots and era programming notes reflecting a boxed TV guide page.
A May and June survey from the University of Michigan shows rising consumer confidence and spending plans, with increased wages and personal income boosting purchases. The report notes stock gains and a shift toward higher durable-goods purchases, while a steel strike casts a shadow on wage and salary payments and some industries.
Radio lineup for KOFO lists programs across days with multiple serenades and news segments. Notable items include Top of Morning, News Summary, Weather, Markets, Farm Program, Garnett Hour and Noon Tune Time. Mary Blaine appears on the 14:00 bulletin board segment.
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