04 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1971
Page
1
A clipping from the Atchison Globe reprints a Letters to the Editor piece recounting the tale of Red Riding Hood. The narrative details a wolf’s murder of the grandmother, the girl’s fear, and the woodcutter’s rescue with an inquest revealing unexpected facts.
The tale recounts a woodcutter who kills a grandmother and a wolf shrine, with Civil Liberties Union and SDS taking controversial stances. Red Riding Hood honors the wolf while villagers debate self defense and legality amid a cottage fire and later dedication. A reader letter from Mrs. Raymond Mulcahey advocates unborn child rights.
A 54 year old asks Dr Thesteson about undergoing two mastoid operations in one year and whether this is unusually frequent in modern medicine.
The reader learns that two mastoid operations can occur after persistent middle ear infection, with antibiotics reducing need for surgery but not always effective. Smoking may disturb balance, but is likely not the main cause. Scar tissue may account for ear fullness and balance issues. doctors may suggest medications if the problem persists.
A devotional excerpt echoes James 1 12 and prays for courage to endure trials and live by God’s will. The text blends scripture with a prayer seeking divine strength and blessing for steadfast faith.
A hand carved grand piano donated by Bertha Lindel to Goodwill travels from Boston to Iowa City in 1887 then westward with the Lindel family. It captivates residents including Chief Rain-in-the-Face in a South Dakota prairie town before ending in California where space ran out.
State editors urge Nixon to withdraw Earl Butz as agriculture secretary. Edward McGrath notes Sen. James Pearson’s courage in challenging the choice, labeling Butz as the wrong man for the job. Hutchinson, Chanute, and Chanute tribune commentaries stress political dynamics and farm policy concerns affecting Kansas farmers.
A dense, period television grid listing numerous 1960s era programs across CBS NBC and ABC networks. Entries include wrestling, film festivals, classic series like Gunsmoke Bonanza and The Andy Griffith Show, plus soap operas, news, and religious programs with numerous time slots and channel cues.
Wholesale prices rose one tenth of one per cent last month, driven entirely by farm products not under government control. Industrial commodities fell slightly while consumer finished goods rose two tenths. The overall index hit 114.5 percent of 1967 levels, up 3.2 percent from November last year. A $10 wholesale basket would cost $11.45.
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