Morris Daily Herald Subscriber Notice
The Morris Daily Herald informs subscribers to notify the office if the paper is not received regularly. It notes delivery should occur by six oclock each evening barring accidents or unavoidable relays.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
4
The Morris Daily Herald informs subscribers to notify the office if the paper is not received regularly. It notes delivery should occur by six oclock each evening barring accidents or unavoidable relays.
Dr. George W. Crane explains that colder air can boost heart oxygen but may raise blood pressure, while warm Florida climates help hypertension by dilating surface vessels. For coronary cases today home cooling aids oxygenation. Florida trips are less essential than in the past.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains the birth control pill offers a more reliable method than the rhythm, with regular 21 day dosing and a seven day pause for menses. Abstaining during the pill break is optional per doctors, as ovulation is prevented by consistent use. The piece notes rhythm's unreliability and that only about 30 percent of women are sufficiently regular for rhythm.
Dear Polly offers simple methods to remove leaves and pine needles from tiny garden rocks. Suggestions include using a vacuum in reverse while the debris dries, sweeping with an extension cord powered fan, or a long-handled barbeque fork for stubborn litter, plus renting a vacuum cleaner if many debris exist.
A mixed page lists a long Jumble crossword with across and down clues plus two Dear Polly items. One asks how to deter a dog from eating flowers. the other complains panty girdles lack zippers and oversized game boxes. Readers are invited to contribute solutions.
A dense listings page shows CBS NBC and other networks airing news, weather, sports, dramas, movies, and talk shows from early evening through late night. Notable items include Bonanza style westerns, I Love Lucy, Alfred Hitchcock, Marcus Welby M D, and films like The Man Who Wanted to Live Forever and The 300 Spartans.
The editorial compares the BBB to the NAACP in facing militant critique and outlines the Council of Better Business Bureaus aims. It lists five priority targets including expanding local bureaus, regional offices, updated advertising guidelines, consumer education, and mediation panels. A New York court ruling clears the BBB of libel and slander in a case over false advertising. It also notes Wapakoneta Ohio nickle pay phones and Neil Armstrong's hometown.
A selection of Ann Landers Q and A exchanges covers topics from aging and sex to in law tensions and dermatology. Bertrand Russell jokes meet a factual correction about his 1970 death, while readers seek advice on mother in law dynamics, mole removal, and alcoholism treatment options.
AP notes mark August 10 with historical events from 1792 overthrown monarchy in Paris to 1945 surrender talks and Kennedy Johnson memo from a decade ago. Also reports New York study finds pork content in beans as low as zero and a firm quotes about ground pork.
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