Eating A Variety Of Foods Is Still Best Diet
Manhattan report from Kansas State University nutrition expert Mary Clarke emphasizes a well balanced diet over supplements. A mix of foods provides complete amino acids, calcium, and trace nutrients, with briefing on protein sources, calcium timing, and zinc interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State University Extension
Mary Clarke
Clarke
Cozy Jacket Crochet Pattern and Craft Catalog Offer
An advertisement promotes a cozy jacket pattern in shell stitch using synthetic worsted yarn in two colors. It also markets a 1989 Needlecraft Catalog with 150 designs and three free patterns, priced at $1.50 per book and $2.00 per catalog, plus 50 cents postage. The notice invites readers to send $2.50 per pattern to Alice Brooks at The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept., Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York, NY 1001, requesting name, address, ZIP, size, and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Dear Ann Landers Advises On Discipline And Bruxism
A reader argues for corporal punishment to keep children in line and cites police family experiences while Ann Landers advises against it. Another letter from West Virginia details nocturnal teeth grinding bruxism and seeks solutions. Landers recommends a dentist mouthpiece and counseling to address underlying anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Ann Landers
Sam
Wisconsin
Ann Landers
Ann
W. Va
First Aid For House Plants By Earl Aronson
Indoor plant care tips cover watering to prevent wilting and rot, use a funnel test to measure soil capacity, spread moist sphagnum for humidity, fertilize during active growth with water soluble fertilizer, avoid dry fertilizers, keep light 12 to 16 hours, use a timer, rotate pots weekly, remove sick plants, and increase indoor moisture if plants spent summer outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Aronson
Birthday Note for Justin Christopher Wadkins Turns Three
Justin Christopher Wadkins celebrates his third birthday today. He is the son of Darrell and, the Wadkins family lists addresses for extended relatives, including grandparents Aethel Wadkins and Kay Booth, great grandparents Charlie Crable and Florence Crawford, with locations Osage City and multiple street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Christopher Wadkins
Darrell Wadkins
N. Mulberry
Justin
Aethel Wadkins
Hamblin
Kay Booth
Charles Crable
N. Oak
Charlie Crable
Osage City
Florence Crawford
Walton
Baby Julie Marie is Born to Al and Mrs Mages
Mr and Mrs Al Mages of Mesa Arizona name their newborn daughter Julie Marie born March 15 with a weight of seven pounds eleven ounces The child has three brothers Michael twelve Mark nine and Matthew two Grandparents are Luther Lauver Sarasota Florida and Mr and Mrs Alfonso Mages 521 S Cherry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mages
Mesa, Ariz
Julie Marie
Michael
Mark
Matthew
Luther Lauver
Sarasota
Fla
Alfonso Mages
S. Cherry
Pinewood Derby crowns Cub Scouts winners at Hawthorne event
Hawthorne Cub Scout Pack 2077 hosted the Pinewood Derby at First United Methodist Church. Judges Kenneth Saffron Rick Robison and David Stephenson named Anthony Oulette first Carson Maxwell second and Shane Clay third. Bead recipients included Shane Clay Carson Maxwell Cory Norwood Keith Cox Scott Degroff Shane Dounda Mike Schneiders Anthony Oulette and Doug Bibens. Den leaders Thurman Carter Scott Bibens John Schneiders Jr Fred Adamson and Camp Chippawa details announced. Mothers received wishing well gifts while Cub Master Sharon Schneiders previewed a June Camp Chippawa outing from June 6 to June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Cub Scout Pack
Anthony Oulette
Carson Maxwell
Shane Clay
First United Methodist Church
Kenneth Saffron
Rick Robison
David Stephenson
Bob Cat
Cory Norwood
Keith Cox
Scott Degroff
Shane Dounda
Mike Schneiders
Doug Bibens
Thurman Carter
Scott Bibens
Todd Degroff
Manuel Rockers
Justin Schulz
Jasson Sammons
John Schneiders Jr
Webelos
Josh Blanco
Robert Carter
Jeff Siders
Paul Nunez
Fred Adamson
Sharon Schneiders
Camp
Chippawa
Perfecting Baby Surgeons in Tiny Operating Rooms
Lawrence surgeons detail pediatric procedures faced by newborns weighing a few pounds. Dr. Pieter de Vries describes the precision needed for the tiniest patients, warming in operating rooms, managing limited blood, and coordinating teams to treat congenital defects and ensure safer outcomes for premature infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieter de Vries
deVries
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Price Brookes
Happy
Tustin
Christopher Wadkins
Lawrence
University of Kansas Medical Center
Centropolis
DMC
Deluxe
Mary Jane Medne
Custom Baking
Dave
Compact
Stans Cleaning Service
Karrera Ren RA
Albright's Sewing Circle
GIVE
American Cancer Society
Jana Casson
Carol Franznick
Lawrence Holiday Inn Holidome
Payxless
Ayinyl
Ngivtemp
Ofan
Hillcrest
9Th
Iowa