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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1959

Page

2

Editorial on Women’s Club Resolution and Society Cause

The article critiques a General Federation of Women's Clubs resolution that a woman’s figure is her own business. It argues the measure targets businesses from fashion photographers to corset makers and diet-pill sellers. The piece contends men are not to blame and laments adults casting judgment on female bodies, seeing the act as a self-indulgent gesture by the clubs.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs America Los Angeles Women’s Club Assembly

Remember Flag Day June 14 on American Flag

From Our Readers calls to honor the flag June 14 and fly it on patriotic days. It notes the 48 star flag may be used until worn, the 49 or 50 star flag after July 4, and that the flag should be taught properly by service groups.

America Freedom Viola Robinson Ottawa

De Gaulle Stands Strong as France's Unequaled Leader

The piece argues Charles de Gaulle holds France together with decisive leadership, stabilizing the franc, lowering the deficit, and boosting exports while facing Algeria. It notes opposition grows as he nears 68, warns that his death could plunge France into turmoil akin to Lincoln or FDR’s fade and contemplates possible shifts to right or left if he falters.

de Gaulle France Lincoln Fdr

What is trench mouth and how is it treated

Dear Dr. Mother explains Vincent's Disease or trench mouth as a gum infection linked to pyorrhea, caused by common oral germs. It worsens with gum damage, broken or loose teeth, or poor health. Treatment centers on nutrition with Vitamin A, early Penicillin, and mouthwash with an oxidizing agent like dilute peroxide.

Vincent

Infectious disease caution and local notices

Discussion on preventing spread of an infectious disease with hygiene tips and caution against sharing towels and kissing. Also reports of a broken nest fracture at Forest Park pool, a new birth in Wellsville, a marriage license for Glenn Henderson and E Irene Fairchild, an injury to E R Bennett moving a lathe, Baker University football restoration after Methodist conference votes, and John Scott traveling to Independence due to his mother's illness.

Denise Dennis Galen Hettick Forest Park Pool Glenn G. Henderson E. Irene Fairchild Wellsville E. R. Bennett Bennett Baker University John Scott Independence Kas

Television Schedule Snapshot From A 1950s Lineup

A dense OCR style listing outlines a full day of TV programming with numerous show titles and times. It names programs like Love Lucy, Wagon Train, Gunsmoke related slots, news, weather, sports, and various variety acts, painting a busy network schedule.

Can Regulate Sex Of Baby

Stockholm Sweden AP Within 10 years parents will decide boy or girl babies says Swedish geneticist Prof Per Eric Lindahl speaking at Uppsala Institute of Physiology. He noted several methods exist but none wholly dependable though good results have been obtained. He predicted problems may be solved within a decade. He described splitting sperm into Y and X carrying cells and using artificial insemination to place the desired sex in the mother.

Stockholm Sweden Per Eric Lindahl Uppsala

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates In 1930s Listing

The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. It lists subscription rates for Ottawa area by mail at one month 50 cents or 8.00 for six months and 15.00 for one year, with outside trade area higher rates. Editor Guy Snedeker and publisher Robert B. Wellington are named.

Elasa Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Guy Snedeker Mai

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