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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1981
Page
9
Easy to embroider flower motifs on a romantic bib front blouse with a flippy collar and V neck. The catalog markets printed pattern 4902 for misses sizes from 8 to 18, with yardage and bust 34 details. Purchase and postage terms, plus a coupon for free patterns, are listed with mailing address in New York.
Dear Ann Landers, my marriage collapses not over an affair but because my husband joined the Masonic lodge and urged me to join Eastern Star. I distrust secret societies and object to oaths of concealment and religious respectability. The letter hints the reader is unhappy, noting three members conduct a thorough lodge investigation.
A reader questions moral character and acceptance of a Mason husband. Ann Landers defends Freemasonry as a charitable, inclusive group aiding hospitals and orphans, notes fear and ignorance fuel hostility, and explains social etiquette about handshakes and the choice to extend a greeting. An Atomic City Idaho reader dismisses formal etiquette as outdated.
Assistant Secretary William Lesher links higher meat costs to August food CPI gains. He forecasts about an 8 percent rise in retail food prices for the year, with marketing costs and farm values shaping the increase. Meat and fats prices show varied shifts as supply factors ease later in the year.
A public service from Dr. Robert L Bell in Ottawa highlights poor dental health among Americans with high gum disease and cavities, cites lack of regular dental visits, and notes insurance expansion driven by labor unions. About 65 million Americans are insured, with potential rise to 95 million by 1985.
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