Editorial calls for zoning reform in Ottawa case
An Ottawa editorial urges revisiting the city zoning ordinance after a Main Street business paused operations due to a five horsepower limit in a printing plant. The piece argues that laws must evolve with technology and economic growth to remain fair and workable, aiding orderly urban development.
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Community Protest Over Beer Advertisements in Ottawa Herald
From readers in Ottawa the letters condemn beer ads in the Ottawa Herald, arguing such advertising harms families and fosters crime and delinquency. Mrs Mary Black and others urge the paper to reconsider and keep the newspaper clean and civic-minded.
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This And That by Joh
A collage of wry observations and quips on work, advertising, dentists, Eskimos, crime, and politics. Robbers steal 2154.28 dollars from a Kansas City school, raising questions about cash in schools. Eisenhower limits outdoor activity on Georgia vacation and a doctor jokes about a responsibility pill with dangerous overtones.
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Dracula on TV and in memory echo late night fright
A reminiscence on watching Dracula and other horror films late at night. The writer recalls Dracula's menace, its fear factor, past cinema memories, and anticipation for future fright shows featuring Frankenstein and the Bent at Notre Dame.
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Daily Lenten Devotion on Forgiveness and Prayer
The piece reflects on forgiveness through a church editor writer story during a Lent devotional. It emphasizes God forgives beyond human capacity, transforming sinners into friends of God, and prays for personal repentance and the ability to forgive others as taught by Christ.
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Birth notice and local blurbs from Ottawa area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Max Miller 745 Tremont Mrs J Adam and Mr and Mrs Lou Mishler of Richmond visited Kansas City for the day. The Haskell Indians beat Ottawa University Braves 24 to 21. Miss Eldora McDuffie visited Kansas City. Azaleas in Chenoweth windows draw attention with some asking if they are artificial. A Herald report notes spring arrival with frogs and crawfish sightings. A quip from Augusta Gazette about a house by the road and a Cherryvale Republican joke about glass shoes and watching steps.
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Television Schedule Plugs Many Classics and News Updates
A fragmented TV guide lists Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 13 CBS Channel 9 ABC with shows including The Honeymooners Mickey Mouse Lone Ranger News Weather Bandstand and various game and variety programs. The jumble references several hosts actors and time slots across multiple networks with entries for news sports theater and family fare.
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Patrons Plastered by Wrecking Creates Court Fight
In St Louis a bar patron complains plaster from wrecking operations above King's Bar endangers customers. Judge grants a temporary halt to wrecking until an eviction suit involving proprietor James A Michaels is resolved. Ottawa Herald notes publication details and subscription rates.
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Final Expenses Life Insurance Offer by Old American
Ad invites readers aged 60 to 80 to mail their name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co Kansas City for a $1000 life policy with no obligation. It promises no calls and simple mail transaction to a Kansas City address.
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Second Flu Wave Probable Says Dr Molner
Dr Joseph Molner warns a second Asian flu wave is possible this spring and urges readers to get booster shots if already vaccinated. He notes vaccine shortages may occur and explains boosters can raise immunity, while admitting uncertainty if a new wave arrives. He also answers reader questions on alcoholism piles sinus trouble and how to seek help.
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