Page Four Editorials Ottawa Herald 1981
Editorial page notes and commentary from the Ottawa Herald on Tuesday September 5 1981. Opinions reflect the era's civic, political and cultural concerns with concise takes and local resonance.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1961
Page
2
Editorial page notes and commentary from the Ottawa Herald on Tuesday September 5 1981. Opinions reflect the era's civic, political and cultural concerns with concise takes and local resonance.
Fort Scott discusses a half Kansas half Missouri state line highway funded equally by federal and state governments. The Kansas City Star calls it a practical bargain to improve southbound routes from Kansas City, while the Parsons Sun warns of large Kansas outlays depriving other eastern Kansas projects. Editors urge a coordinated statewide highway plan to fit the proposal into a unified program.
Dr. Mother explains bloodshot eyes result from tiny vessel ruptures or vessel fragility, with causes including injuries and mineral deficiencies. Emphasizes diet first, noting calcium and Vitamin C sources like milk and citrus, plus calcium-rich foods. Suggests blood study to rule out clotting defects and describes primary treatment as cold applications.
A mosaic of gags and musings on aging love, politics, fashion, and health. Jokes about doctors and old flames mix with light political jabs and a note on a garden wedding. A spoof advice caption invites readers to request a Dr Motner leaflet on leg cramps and foot pains.
Emerald Community plans a Labor Day observance with a picnic, baseball games, supper and a dance. Lyman H. Streeter named Santa Fe division storekeeper to replace A. B. Sears, who moves to Wichita, and Streeter leases a residence at 327 Maple. Lincoln Clark family moves from Chicago, rents at 10th and Main. Lawrence Roos returns to Atchison to study at St Benedicts College. Walter Thompson visits from Lawrence, works at a Lawrence clothing store. A Samaritan shows compassion to a wounded man.
Listing of television programs across hours with varied genres. Reads like a dense station log naming Popeye Wib s Fun Time Highway Patrol Early Show and multiple 1960s era shows, news, sports, weather, and special features across a full day lineup.
A TV listings recap for several channels notes episodes and films such as Laramie Bugs Bunny The Rifleman Dobie Gillis Alfred Hitchcock Stagecoach West Playhouse 90 Margaret Bourke White My Three Sons The Thin Man Thriller and more across 5 to 13 channels with noted host names and program titles. The item outlines prime time offerings and late movies including westerns comedy and drama features for the evening.
Hollywood reports Robert Cummings focuses on food supplements aviation and positive thinking as he prepares his new show The Bob Cummings Show The series centers on Bob Carson a character Cummings created drawing on his love of flying and adventure The hero shares Cummings best friend’s name and the actor emphasizes diet nutrition and body conditioning as key tools for performance.
A truck carrying federal power commission workers plowed into a store front in Huamantla on Monday. Police report the brakes failed on the downhill approach, the vehicle traveling about 50 miles per hour. The driver died in the crash and 25 others were killed.
The notice lists subscription rates for trade and outside trade by mail with monthly and yearly options. It names editors Robert B Wellington and Guy Snedake, and notes the paper as a member of the Associated Press with rights to local news and AP dispatches.
On January 11 1871 the church received formal recognition and on November 11 1871 a new building at Third and Hickory Streets was dedicated. Fourteen charter members and twenty six descendants still worship here. Federation with the Presbyterian church occurred in 1914 and local ministers span 1870 to 1914. Dr Raymond Schwegler served during transition. Dr Wm A Powell became first full time minister in 1915 and served to 1922. Ottawa and Franklin County churches are invited to submit histories for a local history column. Joe Towner Undertaking Company Ottawa Kansas
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