Olestra and the taste for fat driven banish of real food
The passage compares the urge for taste to a binge and purge cycle and describes Proctor and Gamble’s artificial fat olestra. It explains that olestra preserves flavor while fat is not digested and passes through the body, avoiding artery clogging. The tone critiques consumer excess and questions reliance on manufactured foods.
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Proctor & Gamble
Olsestra
Vacation Places Rated? Kansas as Quiet Paradise
Guest editorials defend Kansas as a calm, hassle free state with uncrowded lakes and friendly visits. The piece notes Kansas ranked low in traveler surveys but scores high as a place to live, suggesting residents prefer remaining undiscovered and welcoming visitors without tourist crowds.
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Kansas
Honest citizen returns billfold. heartfelt thanks to stranger
A reader expresses relief and gratitude to the unknown person who turned in a lost billfold at Wal-Mart. The writer praises integrity and hopes the good deed inspires others. The note also commends Habitat and local officers for drug arrests and community safety efforts.
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Wal-Mart
It's Your Quarter on I-35 Lanes and Local Roads
Readers discuss road work on I-35 and Main Street noting incomplete connections between new and old sections. A sports column praises Ottawa University volleyball coach and team, while residents commend city crews for trimming a tree and carving pumpkins. Community forum details included.
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Main Street
Ottawa University
Seer Maggie Warner in Ottawa memory and wartime items
A century ago Ottawa hosted seer Maggie Warner who predicted Maud Bonesteel’s fate in Kansas City. The tale details her trance, the cemetery claim, and a hospital surgery as doctors debated her sanity before she collapsed. Also notes postwar auto arrival in Ottawa and Rex Crane's Leyte bombardment recollections.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Daily Republican
Maggie Warner
Kansas City
Maud
Warmer
Price Motor Co
Ford
Army soldier opposes UN uniform and allegiance pledge
PAM SMALL reports a Burlington letter from Michael New, a 22 year old Army Specialist in the 3rd Infantry Division, who refuses to surrender his U.S. uniform for UN blue beret and argues constitutional supremacy. The piece cites lawmakers and appeals for donations to a defense fund as he faces potential court martial.
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O.P. Cranes
S. Poplar
Ottawa Herald
Crane
The
Herald
Leyte
Air Force
Ottawa University
Peter H. Armacost
OU Challenge Fund
Armacost
Inf. Div
Schweinfurt
Germany
Macedonia
Bosnia
Michael New
KaWaie
U.N
United Nations
Michael
U.S
U.N. Secretariat
Michael G. New
United States
America
US S
Congress
U.S. Army
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
U.S. Congress
Kuwait
Robert Dole
House
Newt Gingrich
Cole
Gingrich
Daniel Webster
Pam Small
Burlington
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