Editorial view on juvenile problems in 1864 schools
The passage cites 1864 editorials from Emporia News and Nemaha Courier noting juvenile issues and calls for disciplinary actions by male teachers. It also references Marysville Union and a June Sunday closing pledge by local business men, praising the step as worthy of adoption.
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Emporia News
Nemaha Courier
Seneca
Marysville Union
Pontoon Bridge Idea For Kaw River Spurred 1864 Debate
The May 14 1864 Wyandotte Commercial Gazette argued for a pontoon bridge over the Kaw River at Wyandotte to avoid damming Turkey Creek and riverbank wear from a stone pier bridge. It warned a railroad bridge could flood the countryside, while a pontoon design could be moored to be cut loose in invasions. No cost figure given.
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Wyandotte Commercial Gazette
Kaw River
Wyandotte
Turkey Creek
Call For Kindness By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE urges a Be Kind to Fat People Day as animals gain respect yet fat people endure bullying. He argues fat individuals are valuable and deserving of dignity, contrasting public attitudes with a playful roast of body image and social bias.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Washington
Waitresses Wanted and the Airline Hostess Contrast
In times of unemployment help wanted ads focus on waitresses though the role is stigmatized. The piece argues airline hostesses are preferred due to status and image, suggesting restaurateurs hire comely staff in tight skirts with beauty perks, likening hostesses to WACs in appeal and appearance.
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Help Wanted
Charlie
WAC
Pentagon
Worn Cartilage and Health Questions in Dear Dr Molner
An elderly reader asks if wearing a girdle for worn spinal cartilage is common and helpful. The doctor notes discs thin with age can press nerves. back support may relieve pain. Other letters discuss tetanus typhoid vaccines boosters and smallpox immunity, plus a quiz on warts with basic virus facts.
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Dr. Molner
Mrs. Jane W
Mother
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Notables Visit Ottawa Area
Mrs J D Dye and daughters returned from Spearville after six weeks with her father. Miss Eleanor Vincent came from Wichita to visit her uncle Paul Ross in hospital after an auto crash near White Water. Christine Burk and Mr and Mrs Russell Kline with Ruth visited Grace M Anderson in Kansas City. J E Gover of Jims ten cent store ill. Judge A J Doran celebrated his 70th birthday in Yates Center with daughter Mrs H H Fowler. Mr and Mrs Z H Held of Burlington came to Ottawa to honor their daughter Mrs J L Shelden and Mr Shelden.
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J. D. Dye
Spearville
Dye
Eleanor Vincent
Wichita
Paul Ross
White Water
Christine Burk
Russell Kline
Ruth
Ottawa
Kansas City
Grace M. Anderson
J. E. Gover
A. J. Doran
Yates Center
H. H. Fowler
Z. H. Held
Burlington
J. L. Shelden
Shelden
Today in History highlights for May 2, 1964
May 2 marks events across centuries including Stonewall Jackson’s fatal wounding at Chancellorsville in 1863, Hudson's Bay Co. chartering in 1670, Oklahoma becoming a territory in 1890, and notable aviation and diplomatic milestones through 1963.
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Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson
Chancellorsville
Allen revives Q and A format on TV and radio
New York AP reports Steve Allen, star of a popular syndicated TV comedy, adds a twist to his Question Man segment by posing funny viewer submitted questions to answers. The device revives radio’s Answer Man idea and expands avenues for old jokes. A CBS radio five minute program, Ask Miss Fickett The Answer Woman, draws about 700 letters weekly. The daily show, two months old, shows strong audience engagement.
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New York
Steve Allen
Allen
Malcolm X
CBS
Miss Fickett
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Page Text
Local Kansas newspaper pricing for Ottawa Herald by mail shows trade area rates: one month $1.00, three months $3.00, six months $5.00, one year $9.00. Outside trade area rates list $1.50 per month, $4.25 for three months, $8.00 for six months, $15.00 for a year. The paper is published daily except Sunday and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
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