Page Four Editorials Ottawa Herald June 29 1959
Editorial page from the Ottawa Herald dated Monday June 29 1959 presents opinion pieces and commentary typical of a midcentury newsroom. The page includes concise summaries and arguments reflecting local and national issues, with emphasis on civic concerns, governance, and public sentiment.
Newsstand Operator Buys Bulk Heralds Amid Star Strike
A Kansas City newsstand operator bought an armload of Herald copies as the Star strike disrupted daily papers. He plans daily returns while the strike lasts, reflecting keen reader demand. The piece also notes a mimeographed local news summary from a radio station and broader community reliance on newspapers during labor disruptions.
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Herald
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Kansas Citions
Hiatal hernia cure and cautions from Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains hiatal or hiatus hernia as a minor opening in the diaphragm that can cause irritable digestive symptoms. Most cases improve with simple, conservative care including a sane diet and stress control. surgery reserved for persistent pain or bleeding. Also warns against epsom salts for high blood pressure and notes vitamin pills do not fatten, though they may boost appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Dr. Moner
J.H
Dubrovnik the Dalmatian Coast's Timeless Fortress
This passage extols Dubrovnik on the Dalmatian coast as a medieval yet unspoiled port city with stone walls, towers, squares, and open markets. It notes limited hotel rooms, preserved old town character, and a pattern of decline after its peak in the 13th and 16th centuries, illustrating the lesson that being unimportant can shield a place from conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Rivieras
Dubrovnik
Monte Carlo
Cannes
Mediterranean
Television schedule snapshot with multiple channels
Edition lists a dense, fragmented Monday lineup across Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 CBS Channel 9 ABC and others. It shows times and programs including news weather sports games dramas comedies and variety shows, with many titles and host names obscured or garbled. The block reads like a TV guide page from a mid-century newspaper.
Stanton Area News Highlights Visit Movements
Miss Viola Dobson of Independence Missouri visited her sister Mrs Lillian Miller and Ollie Brassfield along with relatives in Stanton Area. Edith Webber of Osawatomi called on her son Lawrence Webber and family, while George Brassfield hosted guests including Mrs A J Adams of Emmetsburg and Michaele Frohling of Mallard. Judy Yackle of Paola also joined the gathering with Earl Yackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dobson
Independence
Lillian Miller
Ollie Brassfield
Edith Webber
Osawatomie
Lawrence Webber
George Brassfield
Ollie
Glenn Yackle
Estherville
Iowa
A. J. Adams
Emmetsburg
Michaele Frohling
Mallard
Earl Yackle
Judy
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and mail policy
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and subscription prices. It notes daily except Sunday and holidays, mail post rates, and annual costs for in area and out of area subscriptions with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly figures. It mentions editor Guy Snedaker and publisher Oss Wellington.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Big Firms Hardest Hit By 1958 Recession
AP analysis shows the 50 biggest industrials fell 8.2 percent in sales and 20.8 percent in profits in 1958, larger declines than the 500 largest industrials. Big firms slipped further, with autos and steel among the hardest hit, while tobacco and food showed sales gains.
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New York
Fortune Magazine
Jersey Standard
Ford
U.S. Steel
Socony Mobil
Gulf
Swift
Texaco
Western Electric
A.t.&t
Sears, Roebuck
du Pont
Indiana Standard Oil
California Standard Oil
New York Stock Exchange
Fortune
Morrell
Oliver Corp
Solar Aircraft
When a year on the phone and more about women
A New York AP column links daily life trivia and quirks. It notes the average man spends a year on the telephone while women reportedly spend a decade more. The piece includes diverse curiosities about animals, books, speech, burglary, and humor. It cites figures on trees in New York City, overseas Americans, and chewing gum consumption.
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New York
Walter Slezak
U.S
Elaine Malbin
Rosina Pagan
New York City
Bon Ami Institute
Japan
Paul Vincent Carroll
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