Press releases clog newsroom in idle ramblings
An Ottawa Herald editorial ruminates on the flood of press releases clogging newsroom desks. It jokes about carbon copies and minimal ink, critiquing agency terse notices from district managers and big firms.
Saturday Notebook reads far and wide for light relief
A letter jokes that three weeks pass before Sean worries if anything happens to the writer. A Kansas aphorism shares heads you win tails you lose. Ottawa area officials praise Ottawa’s hot lunch program, noting kids gripe more about meals than tests. In Washington, the Vice President laments Congress’ inaction after the President’s California trip and Florida vacation.
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Pyloric Stenosis Dear Dr Thostegost
T wa hospitalized and after all types of tests the doctor decided that at one time I had had an ulcer which he felt was now healed. The diagnosis was adult pyloric stenosis. The part I do not understand is why I have most of my discomfort in my.
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Tension and Ulcer Links With Chest Pain Inquiry
A reader asks if nervous tension worsens chest and back pain from an ulcer. The expert notes stomach ulcers can radiate to the chest and back, and that anxiety or tension may trigger muscle spasm and pain. Sedation or mild tranquilizers may relieve the edge of tenseness.
Prayer for Today Express praise and thanksgiving in song
A devotional prayer thanks God for those who enable worship through music and asks for growth in joy peace love kindness and gratitude through Jesus Christ Amen.
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Phillips
Jesus Christ
Ugly Casting Directory taps Hollywood trend
AP reports Bill Bordy promotes Ugly Casting Directory in Hollywood as ads lure people with less than perfect features into TV and film work. The service offers full page portraits and resumes for 60 dollars, promising hundreds of calls from agencies and casting directors. Bordy rejects extreme beauty and says plain faces sell products.
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London
May Face High German Import Prices
The West German mark rose in value in the past week, signaling higher costs for U.S. consumers on imports from Germany. Economists including Paul W. McCracken warned of cooling in the U.S. economy as the mark floated free, with plans for a later formal revaluation. Officials predicted slower growth and potential easing in interest rates within months. Construction spending fell 0.5 percent in August, private orders for machine tools dropped, and auto and steel outputs showed modest changes.
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Televised Weekend Schedule Compiles Wide Channel Lineup
A dense listing presents NBC CBS ABC and other networks with a full day of films sports news talk and variety. Highlights include The Birds Texas Carnival Johnny Quest McHale's Navy World of Sports Boss programs and numerous carousel movie slots across 4 5 9 13 channels with prominent names like Joe Pyne Porter Wagoner Ed Sullivan and Batman.
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Old timer status hits Hal Boyle in office hall
Hal Boyle recalls the day a young coworker calls him an old-timer and reflects on the mixed blessings of aging in the workplace. He notes perks like shorter lines and respected quirks, but laughs at the idea of lifelong change and quotes Gelett Burgess on purple cows.
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Ottawa Journal subscription rates noted
The notice lists subscription prices for the Ottawa Kansas paper. Within the trade area rates are one month 1.25, three months 3.75, six months 6.50, and one year 12.00. Outside trade area rates are one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, and one year 15.00.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
AP Statement on Newspaper Use Rights
A notice from The Associated Press confirms exclusive rights to publish all focal news and AP dispatches in the newspaper. The AP reiterates its entitlement to syndicate material for publication.
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