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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1972
Page
6
The Morris Daily Herald outlines delivery expectations and subscription rates. It notes publication schedule, carriers, and the publisher contact, urging readers to report missed deliveries before six o clock each evening.
A feature sympathetic to Dr. George W. Crane promotes a 25 cent non profit booklet titled Compliment Club. It claims Hal T. improved his marriage in 30 days by giving daily verbal praise and offers five laws for complimenting.
The Vietnam veteran faces inadequate benefits under the Vietnam GI Bill and a failed attempt to improve outcomes through the VETS program. The piece notes low college enrollment among veterans, describes the VETS effort across 10 cities funded by a $2 million grant, and highlights barriers including reluctance from ex-GIs and minority veterans. It also critiques a Health Services World misstep using a stereotyped phrase and calls for more respectful language and policy changes.
A column of reader questions and Polly answers covers college billing clarity, laundry stain solutions from birds, drying methods for raisins, repairing buttons, sewing on double knit fabrics, pedestal cake plates repurposed as centerpieces, and a call for reader submissions for homemaking ideas.
A crossword style clue set listing Across and Down items with numbers and partial phrases. Appears as a puzzle grid reference with multiple terse hints for words, including sport frolic pleasure and various linguistic notes. The page shows a compact list of definitions and wordplay prompts for a published crossword.
A TV grid lists Friday Saturday and Sunday lineups across channels with news sports and entertainment programs. The fragment ends with a question about how to handle discarded political campaign litter in Miami Beach.
Reader letters critique habit forming behavior and reliance on pills while advocating better living habits. The column discusses tea coffee sodas alcohol and water intake and notes many blame fate for illness. Mention of Dr William Ferrar Stanford University reports antibacterial prostate fluid may help urinary infections.
A reader inquiry asks for Dr. Lamb's impotence booklet. Send 50 cents to the newspaper box address in New York for a copy.
Dear readers discuss how the biblical phrase eye for an eye means punishment should not exceed the crime. The letter writer argues the concept advanced humane law. Dear Ann Landers answers with historical context and cautions.
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