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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
3
Advice column excerpts discuss Sylvia Sage answering readers on returning to work after childbirth and relying on family for childcare. Practical tips cover budgeting, grandmother’s reluctance, possible babysitters, and legalities of removing rented fixtures. Readers inquire about rose jar recipes, masonry stain removal, TV show addresses, making dolls from milk filter discs, and landlord-tenant fixture removal.
Modern see-and-hear glasses embed tiny transistors in temple pieces for both men and women. The compact aids can be fully concealed with a hairdo and fit standard eyeglass frames in various designs and colors. Partial amplification is possible with one temple.
A brief note describes new accessories including hats and flattery aimed at improving convenience for the hard of hearing. The item emphasizes practical gear to assist daily use and accessibility. No additional individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
Multiple conveyances list deed transfers in Hamline College Add Rich Richfield and Riverview areas. Names include Goldie Wittman, Blanche Perkins, Betty M Epps, Adeline Large, Haley Unity, May Frink Converse, Hetty Stevens, Elizabeth Beitnecker, Lawrence Pelfrg, Lowell Calling, Inez Van Hening, Myron B McCall, Raymond Loux, Burruss, J E Moherman, Grace Warner, Jos V Edwards, Paul H Gaynor to various grantees with lots and blocks in Bax additions and surrounding subdivisions.
A wave of travelers will use travel books as 1957 vacation plans begin. Carnegie Free Library shelves offer up to date guides from the Federal Writers' Project and American Guide series plus pictorials like Around the USA in 1 000 Pictures. Budget guides by Norman Ford and Rand McNally help plan trips, with National Parks and historic sites emphasized. Magazines Holiday and National Geographic are available and Duncan Hines guides offer lodging and eating tips for trips this year.
SANTA FE New Mexico state prison farm worker Old Jack lost his job to automation and the state comptroller Ed Hartman tried the game department for new work but found no suitable position after attempts to help him.
Hartman a Republican decides to sell Jack the mule, labeled a Democratic mascot, to Bill Kahn of Albuquerque after the animal becomes a political embarrassment. The brief item notes Hartman’s view of the mule and the political gag ends with the sale.
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