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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
2
Page Four editorial urges support for dairy in Ottawa and Franklin County. Farmers face price drops despite high quality products as costs rise. Readers are asked to consider farmer concerns beyond Dairy Month and join efforts to improve conditions for dairy producers.
Apple blossoms favor Normandy with bumper apple cider and calvados prospects. Fields, hedges, farms, and sturdy cows typify rural life, while war scars fade into modern towns. Villers, Caen, and St Lo rise as new metropolises, contrasting with nostalgic countryside memories.
Questions on plantar warts contagion and treatment. Advice covers avoiding barefoot exposure, micro procedures, acids, and injections by podiatrists. Also patient asks about breast size hormones. expert cautions against unsupervised use and recommends posture and weight gain after first pregnancy. Includes notes on kidney health, peptic ulcers, Boy Scouts, birthdays, church move, and local obituaries.
A fragmented log lists NBC CBS ABC channels and a dense, hour by hour schedule. It names programs like Casper the Ghost, Highway Patrol, The Tonight Show, Wagon Train, News programs, sports and movies across multiple channels with various hosts and times.
A 9 PM hour long drama titled The First Day stars Margaret Leighton and Ralph Bellamy on channels 5 and 13. A Hawaii Eye segment introduces a bathing beauty named Tink and an obsessed husband. Joseph Cotten appears in a 6:30 PM Wagon Train rerun on Channel 4.
The page lists TV and theater slots including The Lady from Cheyenne at Five Star Theater and Peter Gunn, Mike Wallace and The Big Show with weather notes and late evening screenings. It includes schedule entries for 10:10 AM, 11:00 PM and various show titles.
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