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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
3
Dear Dr. Mother explains gout as a purine metabolism disorder with kidney stones possible in about 10 percent of patients and discusses fluid intake and new drugs to reduce attacks. It also covers bronchiectasis versus emphysema, cataract prognosis questions, and lamb liver versus calf or beef liver in dietary guidance.
In Ottawa area notes injuries include J M Conard suffering rope burns after a buffalo pulled free rope in his pasture. Hazel Lee Nelson had a glass eye injury from a broken tumbler. Duke Hotalling sick with a severe illness. Two road workers from western Kansas discussed signs to mark the Santa Fe Trail route for car travel. George B Cloon of Le Loup advertised the Brush Run automobile at 450 dollars.
A dense, fragmented radio and television guide listing shows across channels and time slots. References include studio Five, Belmont Stakes, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Sergeant York, Captain Kangaroo, Jack Benny, and multiple news programs, sports events, and movies with numerous era trademarks and sponsor cues.
A devotional prayer recalling Gideon Barak Samson Jepthah David and Samuel and the prophets. It asks God to strengthen faith and emulate the fathers' righteousness. The prayer concludes with Our Father and Amen.
Cairo shows a vast poor quarter of about four million where visitors rarely go. Mud huts and barracks line dusty streets with no paint or greenery. Women toil, men sell wares, and children crowd the markets as mosques rise among gray, sunbaked walls. Some labor for 90 cents a day. women seek domestic service at 15 dollars monthly. alcohol is forbidden to Muslims, a note of caution to prohibitists.
TV schedule notes President and Mrs Kennedy will be prominent as news services cover their Europe meetings with Premier Khrushchev. Listings include reruns and dramas on channels 4 to 13 such as The Asphalt Jungle, Bonanza, Sea Hunt, Perry Mason, and Late movie Panic in the Streets.
A radio TV page notes shoppers still fill markets and stores despite vacations. It highlights changing retail dynamics with air conditioning, in-store refreshments, and new Sure Care Symbols on textiles guiding washing and care. The piece mentions Channel 9 4 5 13 programming, inflation on garments, and a forecast that by 1975 most Americans will be under 45. It closes with staff moves at Lamb Funeral Home and Bob Roberts joining after last summer’s ad sales work.
The Ottawa Herald lists Miss Edith Huddl as Home Economist for Elna Sewing Ma. Publisher is Guy Snedaker. Subscription rates shown for local and out of area by mail, with weekly, monthly, and yearly options. The paper notes Associated Press syndication and editor Robert B. Wellington.
The listing shows a morning radio program slate with News and Weather segments, serenades, and noon weather. Schedule entries include KOFO Serenade at 9:30 and 00 minutes, KOKO Serenade, Garnett Hour, and KOFO Karavan programs. It reflects a local broadcaster timetable with multiple stations and time blocks.
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