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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers replies on pregnancy and marriage law says the girl must call signals, not lawmakers. She warns against forced marriage and notes most debates fail due to weak outcomes.
Dear Heloise recounts a cardiac caregiver preparing for emergencies by listing vital numbers on three paper strips and taping them to the phone. When a scare arose last Monday evening, the prompt access to doctor, home, fire, and police numbers aided a quicker response.
A reader describes emergency steps with oxygen and a doctor, urges taping emergency numbers to phones. Various home tips follow, including repurposing plastic top coffee cans, making dumplings from canned biscuits, labeling galoshes with bleach, a marshmallow pie shortcut, changing shoes while ironing, and a nylon net dishcloth hack for built in scrubbing.
Mrs Frank Cannady hosted a noon potluck for Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic on Tuesday. Mrs Lloyd Wilkinson led business and Miss Clara Kaiser led devotions. Reports on the department convention held April 27 and 28 in Newton were given, and plans were made for Memorial Day observance. Cards were signed to send to sick members.
The Sequel club met for its first gathering under the new name with a Wednesday dinner at Colbern's, followed by a business session and dessert at Mrs. Emerson Max's home. New members Mrs. Floyd Coffsman and Mrs. Ralph Loyd were elected, and a discussion of the new constitution and fall committees took place.
The piece argues that church and state should remain separate yet connected by civic responsibility. It cites Jesus and Paul, stresses personal religious choice, and warns against state coercion in faith while urging citizens to vote and obey laws. It recalls Robert Atkins of Exeter defying conformity in 1622.
Sweetbreads should be pre cooked before frying to a golden brown. Pan frying follows a prior boil or simmer to tenderize, then a quick sear for color.
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