Editorial Beyond This Point on Reform and War
Editorial argues President Eisenhower sets a firm line against crossing in the Far East. It compares his stance to a boy drawing a boundary and warns of brinkmanship risks, noting costs in lives and resources. It questions whether the price of strength is worth potential war and asserts freedom has no price tag.
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Bear interruption on rainy boat trip delights and startles readers
In a rainy fishing trip vignette, the narrator sits by a fire with popcorn and a whodunit when a 100-pound black bear appears at the deck end, startled by a 50-pound husky. The bear bolts up a tree pursued by Chum as the readers regain focus on their book and popcorn.
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Ottawa Tales of 25 and 50 Years Past
Auld Lang Syne items note Frank Bates rural mail carrier died at his home 522 S. Cherry. Dorothy Ogg of Ottawa pledged to Phi Mu at Baker University. A C Morrison suffered a scalp wound at a local filling station grease rack. 50 years ago a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A M Hogan near Ottawa. Wiley Anderson built an orchard cave for W C Short east of Ottawa for winter fruit storage. Mr. and Mrs J A Logan visited Ottawa from Williamsburg seeking a home. Logan was retiring.
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Dorothy Ogg
Ottawa
Phi Mu Sorority
Baker University
A. C. Morrison
A. M. Hogan
Wiley Anderson
W. C. Short
Otawa
7. A. Logan
Williamsburg
Logan
Quips And Clips Aphorisms From Local Papers
A compendium of light quotes from several newspapers. The Augusta Gazette notes women gathering for cards is news but men’s groups are often secret. De Soto News jokes about a married woman’s view of her husband. Colby Free Press offers a speaker’s motto about brevity. El Dorado Times weighs in on a husband saying all right and voice tone.
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Augusta Gazette
de Soto News
el Dorado Times
Understanding hair growth in women and related health checks
A reader asks about coarse body and facial hair in women, exploring normal hair patterns, androgen influence, and possible gland issues. Dr Molner notes estrogen dominance shifts after menopause, tests for pituitary and adrenal involvement, and treatments from shaving to electrolysis, emphasizing medical advice before reducing remedies.
Prayer For Today Faithful Call To Worship House
A devotional prayer asks God to strengthen faith and love for worship in His house. It seeks courage against difficulties and persistence in devotion, praying through Jesus Christ for spiritual awakening and renewal.
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Jesus
Television Programs Radio Schedule Snapshot
Channel listing dense with programs across NBC CBS ABC and local slots. Notable names include Mickey Mouse, Gunsmoke, The Lone Ranger, The Shadow, and The Price is Right. Highlights span news, sports, theatre, and variety segments in a dense late afternoon to midnight mosaic.
Publication notice from Ottawa Kansas newspaper item
Published daily except Sundays and Florida days entered at the Post Office in Ottawa Kansas as second class matter. Robert B. Wellington editor Kilton Guy Anedakor company publishes subscription rates in trade area by mail one month about three months two months six months one year seven dollars subscription rates outside trade area by mail one month one year fourteen dollars
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Ottawa
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Rymat
Better Response On Soil Bank Shows Farmer Interest
Washington AP says federal officials report a much more favorable response from farmers to the 1959 soil bank retirement plan than expected. The program offers 5 to 10 year conservation leases with rental payments averaging 13.50 per acre, plus a possible 10 percent premium for entire farms. Farmers file by Oct 10 in most states.
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Soil Bank
Howard J. Doggett
Ishown
Dogegelt
Business Snap Back Surges Ahead Beyond Forecasts
Washington AP reports the US business recovery accelerates with August industrial production up 2 percent from July. The Fed notes broad gains in employment, retail sales, housing and construction, signaling renewed spending on plant modernization and job growth.
Economic activity and jobless figures in recent month
Construction activity rose to 49.4 billion annually while unemployment fell by 600,000 to 4.7 million last month. The decline was below seasonal norms, leaving the rate at 7.6 percent of the civilian labor force, the highest since the 1930s downturn.
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