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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
2
Lawrence editorial writer warns Democrat Jack Harris that a historic predecessor with the same name lost in 1896 in a Republican district amid Populist waves. The letter notes the district's political history and suggests the name Harris may hinder this campaign more than it helps.
A travel sketch extols Bermuda as a peaceful retreat from New York clamor. It highlights palm groups, pastel cottages, lime rock walls, rainwater cisterns, and strict motor rules. It notes bicycles and small British cars, 20 mph limits, and tourist license bans for drivers.
Dr Molner answers reader questions on patent medicines nose drops and mucous membranes. He cautions against overreliance on dry up drugs noting rebound congestion and clarifies they shrink nasal passages to ease drainage. He also advises staying in touch with Alcoholics Anonymous for an alcoholic husband and answers B12 brain myths with a wry, factual stance.
A devotional reflection echoes the Biblical verse John 4 36. The prayer seeks divine guidance to sow Thy truth and love through speech and conduct. It asks for eternal seeds to be reaped for the honor and glory of Thy name in the harvest home through Jesus Christ our Saviour. Amen.
The Ottawa Herald listing shows printing and mailing details with editor names and several subscription options. It lists single issue pricing and multiple time periods for local and trade area delivery, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates.
A dense TV timetable lists programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and more with times from 8:00 onward. It tracks guests hosts and show titles such as Lancelot Quandary News Sports The Truth and Wizard of Oz style lineups, noting local and syndicated offerings plus late night movies.
Harrisburg report outlines David L. Lawrence as the Democratic frontrunner for governor, with Lt. Gov. Roy E. Furman as his main opponent. Lawrence, Pittsburgh mayor and longtime Democratic power, seeks the nomination in the May 20 primary while Furman casts himself as underdog, drawing parallels to Truman in 1948.
Lawrence served as secretary of the commonwealth under Gov. George A. Earle from 1935 to 1938 and was a key adviser. The piece notes a three way GOP fight for the gubernatorial nomination with Arthur McGoigle, William S. Livengood Jr., and Harold E. Stassen entering the race.
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