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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1956
Page
2
The Democratic party urges newspapers to host battle pages for candidates from both parties to discuss issues, while the Herald, an independent Republican paper, pledges fairness and nonpartisanship in news coverage. Letters to the editor are welcome if relevant and sourced.
There is nothing quite like a blue shirt for a man. The pink shirt has eclipsed blue but blue remains favored by farmers and is seen again on store counters. A comeback is predicted as neckties regain decency and blue shirts return to style.
A century old French essayist Emile Montegut wrote lines about Russia that echo today. The piece notes Russians pursue land gains relentlessly, value lies as a tool, and show consistent ambition from czarist to modern times.
The columnist blends eclectic musings from a Western Texas viewpoint. Topics range from Stalin's legacy and spring, to dog licensing, cat exemptions, fire department calls, bank losses at pen, taxation, Australia seeking residents, ballistic missiles, and the doctor vs television repair man on late-night emergencies.
A 15 year old item notes Mrs Amy Porter of 201 Dundee reporting a stolen water meter. Other items mention income tax help for county residents and a call to extend food stamp distribution to Franklin County.
Arline D, a 27-year-old Honolulu Advertiser reader, asks Dr Crane about the rhythm theory of conception. The column explains ovulation timing on the 45th day before the next period, variability in cycle lengths, and how to estimate fertile days from last-period onset to help couples achieve or avoid pregnancy.
A Newsweek studied feature argues tension dominates modern life, citing 25 percent of workers emotionally upset and costs in wages and medical bills. It contrasts good tension from play or drama with bad tension from unreachable goals, urging simpler aims and clearer definition of real success to reduce stress.
Radio listings show KTJO and KMBC programs across several stations with music shows, news, and various entertainment slots. Notable entries include KTJO Layman's Hour KMBC High Moment WDAP Concert at 3:00, with other airings from WDAF KMBC and related stations throughout the day.
King the Lion must leave Los Angeles within 15 days after neighbors objected to the four month old animal and officials at the Los Angeles Orphans Home preferred it elsewhere. The animal regulation commission refused a permit to keep the animal on Feb 14 but might reconsider if King were confined to a cage.
A jittery mix of medical curiosities and Hollywood chatter features a dubious remedy for vaginal acidity, birth timing theories, and a sales pitch for pregnancy booklets. The page weaves in MGM finances, NBC and RCA trivia, and anecdotes about Marlene Dietrich, Dick Haymes, and society gossip at Bergdorf Goodman, all in a tabloid tone.
Misses pattern 4553 offers a fitted bodice and flared skirt in sizes 12 through 42. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and cost details. mail to Anne Adams in New York with name address zone size and style number. Greenland is described as covered by 447 cubic miles of ice.
A devotional fragment quotes John 15 on abiding in Christ and asks for heavenly guidance. It includes a brief prayer thanking Jesus Christ and seeking obedience and fruitfulness through surrender to God.
The Kansas Optometric Association warns that watching TV in a dark room strains eyes. They advise lighting the room to about half reading brightness, using even illumination, and avoiding sharp contrasts with the screen. They publish tips in a booklet on home lighting and televiewing.
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