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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
2
The editorial argues presidents are never seen as sick, while the Constitution lacks a clear test for presidential incapacity. It cites Wilson’s stroke as proof of risk and praises Eisenhower’s strong team to keep government functioning until limited recovery. It concludes that next year’s politics may not favor Eisenhower.
A collection of humorous remarks and brief observations ranges from wagers about deciphering keys on a ring to sharp quips about Los Angeles life. It notes a former resident’s shift to snobbery, questions about how police use household items in fiction, and light takes on marriage, editors, and notable names like Ione, with a nod to a lesson on timing and public attention.
Sixteen babies were born during hurricane Jones at a North Carolina naval hospital. The event appeared on press wires as a noteworthy upheaval birth. Other notes discuss chalk dust in schools, eraser dust, chalk odor, and automation replacing erasers. Barbers charge $1.75 for flattops while ordinary cuts cost $1.25. The piece pleads for public shaming to curb flattop trends among men and women.
A roundup of disparate notices recalls events from 15, 25, and 50 years past. German warplanes attacked England. Japan signed a tripartite pact with Germany and Italy. a Black Jack park marker was planned. Locally, Raymond Fitzgerald was injured in a collision with a horse. Elmer and Mrs Brown visited town. brickwork on North Locust street began. John Aldrich planned a feed store. Samuel Ward and J H Wiggins were in town for cattle and commerce.
HAL BOYLE argues against the belief women cannot play poker well. He notes a psychiatrist attributing curiosity to women and mocks the idea, citing Poker Alice and other examples to claim women use psychology and observation to win. He lists reasons husbands resist letting wives in to games and concludes the prejudice masks self defense.
A four-pound ready to cook duckling yields three or four servings. For six to eight guests buy two ducklings. About one American in twelve is over 64 years old.
The Ottawa Herald masthead lists the editor Don Huls and managing editor Don Shipman with Howard Hoadley as advertising manager. The page notes the paper is printed in Ottawa Kansas and enters as second class matter.
Dr George W Crane argues psychology can trigger physical symptoms as the mind induces real bodily responses. Joe M a teacher turned newspaper man developed night sweats and fear of TB. tests showed no disease, yet belief and suggestion produced genuine symptoms. The piece urges not to ignore psychology in disease.
Old friends greet Fred Wingerts and family en route to Miami at Hostetter store. Mary Coughenour from KU Medical School earns naval occupational therapy commission among 10 nationwide. six from KU. Wellsville High now 145. grade school 220. Eighteen Masons and Eastern Star members attend schoolhouse potluck. autumn and hunting theme noted.
Radio listings show KMBC WDAF and KMBC programs from 6 pm Sept 29 through 9:50 pm Sept 30 including News On the Go Molly Morgan Beatty Showtime Disk Derby Amos and Andy and Fibber McGee among others with time slots across KMBC WDAF KNBC and KMPEC stations.
Diehle Six, Douglas County agent, spoke on Landscaping Our Homes at a church basement chicken dinner. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Leckrone of Drexel included Phillip Jacoby Laura DeLon Connie Jacoby Janice Jo and Gary.
A collection of quick kitchen tips on adding caraway to muf fin batter and compact guidance for barbecuing hamburgers in the kitchen. Includes methods to peel tomatoes, avoid salted butter greasing a pan, repurposing cold roast pork in chicken salad, and drying chicken before deep frying. Ends with a note to buy U S Savings Bonds.
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