Morris Daily Herald December 16 1971 Page 12
Local newspaper page from Morris Illinois dated December 16 1971. Publication details include ownership by Morris Publishing Company address 122 24 Fast Washington Street, Morris Illinois 60450 and subscription rates 14.00 per year by mail and 40 cents per week by carrier. Notice to subscribers requests reporting delivery issues.
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Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishin Company
Ilinois Corporation
Busine
Washington Street
Ilinois
Thomas E. West
Illinois
Worry Clinic: Dr Crane Advises on Personal Psychology
Jim W 35 president of a regional management group seeks Crane to speak on linking personnel psychology to home life. The column cites management ideas and a short course in human relations, plus advice on compliments and self presentation for social success.
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Jim W
Regional Management Association
Crane
George Washington University
Gary Office Equipment Company
Hormone Creams and Vitamin A Questions Clarified
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains skin absorption of topical hormones and why moisturizers matter. He notes hormone creams can affect the body if used in high enough amounts, but typical antiaging use is ineffective for wrinkles. He also dispels fears about vitamin A and C interactions, citing safe levels and toxicity risks.
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Christ
Northwestern University
Crane
Dr. Lamb—l
Dr. Lamb
American Medical Assny
Financial Times of London
International Standards Organization
Geneva
France
ISO
The
Financial Times
Christopher Latham Scholes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Welfare Myths Debunked By Health Department Pamphlet
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare debunks nine welfare myths. About 68 percent of over 7 million welfare children are born in wedlock and 49 percent of welfare families are white. Welfare fraud occurs in under four-tenths of 1 percent of caseload.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Polly's Pointers and Dear Polly Family Tips
A Christmas gift bag idea, toy safety tips for toddlers and tree ornament theft prevention, plus warnings on hot water safety for babies and handling decals on youth furniture appear in Polly's Pointers. Mrs C. Fe offers twistie tips for securing ornaments while Barbara cautions on tub water.
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Polly
Mabel
Ellie
Barbara
Mrs. C. FE
Answer to Previous Puzzle Across and Down List
A crossword style clue list with across and down entries including golf and pugilist Willard, various sports terms, and mythic names like Tyndareus wife and Titania. The puzzle spans multiple definitions from 1 across to 63 down, featuring actors, measurements, and common crossword clues.
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Parents and History Fascination
A worried mother seeks guidance about a 16 year old who collects Nazi memorabilia including flags medals and a German gun and wall photos of Hitler. Ann Landers warns of psychiatric evaluation due to danger signals including a past film of animal cruelty and asks for urgent help.
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Ann Landers
Adolf Hitler
Television Schedule Highlights For Thursday And Friday
Television lineup lists 6:00 to 9:30 PM programs across CBS NBC and other networks. Highlights include The Andy Griffith Show Hogan's Heroes Perry Mason Dragnet The Dean Martin Show and The Partridge Family with varied cartoons movies and dramas through Friday night.
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NBC News
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Dick van Dyke
Santa Claus
Flip Wilson
Chicago Teddy Bears
D.A
The
Animals
O’hara
U.S. Treasury
Partridge Family
Engelbert Humperdinck
Today in History Highlights 1773 Boston Tea Party event
On this date in 1773 American colonists disguised as Indians dumped 342 chests of tea in Boston Harbor to protest taxes, a pivotal historical act. Other notes include Beethoven’s birth in 1770, Napoleon’s 1809 divorce, and Rhodesia sanctions in 1965.
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Associated Press
Boston
Ludwig van Beethoven
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine
Libya
Ardennes
New York Harbor
John F. Kennedy
Caracas
Venezuela
U.N. Security Council
Raccoons Wash Food By Paddling Though Thought Curious
The World Almanac notes raccoons are nocturnal New World mammals famed for washing food. New research shows when entering water they paddle with front paws, a motion resembling washing.
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New World
The
World Almanac
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Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Jim
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
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Frank Ogden
Detroit
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Lake Erie
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By Polly Cramer
Bill
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Newspaper Enterprise, Assn
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Florida County
Titania
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Ecclesiastic Council
N.G
O.K
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Alhambra, Cal
Arrivederci
Ironside
Dragnet
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Owen Marshall
Perry Mason
CBS News
Rhodesia
Poland
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