Morris Daily Herald Subscriber Rates and Delivery Note
This notice outlines subscription rates and delivery expectations for The Morris Daily Herald dated December 18 1972. It lists carrier weekly and annual mail rates and reminds subscribers to notify the office if delivery is missed and that delivery should occur before six o clock each evening barring delays.
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Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
Mon
Morris Daily Herald
The
Morris Publishing ‘Company
Ilinois Corporation
East
Washington Street
Ilinois
Thomas E. West
Herald Office
Bargain Frenzy at Dept Store Misleads Shoppers
Case V-573 tells of Mrs. Crane and hundreds of bargain hunters misled by a store heir claiming deep discounts. Readers learn how leaders lure crowds with reduced prices while other items stay at standard rates. The piece promotes Dr. Crane's advertising psychology booklet.
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Cora Crane
Nathaniel
John
England
Russia
Crane
Raynaud's phenomenon outlined by Dr Lamb guidance
Mail reply explains Raynaud's as artery spasm causing pale waxy fingers, toes or ears. Avoid cold, wear gloves, moisture hands, stop smoking, and seek exam for underlying causes. lifestyle changes often help.
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Dr. Lamb
Raynaud
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
CATV Potential Unlimited as FCC Moves on Satellite
Editorial discusses CATV growth from a handful of antennas to a multi billion dollar industry. It notes six million subscribers with forecasts of twenty million, the role of FCC regulation, and the promise of satellite systems enabling hundreds of channels and two way home schooling potential. it also cites educator optimism and a study showing limited school TV access.
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CATV
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Florida
California
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Comsat
FCC
William J. Brosnan
TelePrompTer
The Rise of the Two-Home Family in 1972
The article notes three million two-home families growing by over 200,000 yearly. It cites 1972 housing starts near 2.35 million with 10 to 15 percent second homes, and mobile homes totaling about 600,000. Estimated private residential construction value is 53 billion dollars, with about eight billion for second homes plus related appliances and furnishings.
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National Association of Home Builders
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly's Pointers Persistent Salesmen
A column by Polly Crame offering practical tips to curb persistent salespersons. The housewife narrator shares pointers on polite refusals, time management, and effective boundary setting to reduce interruptions and maintain household routines.
Dear Polly Advice and Pillow Care Dictates
The page presents Dear Polly letters on door to door sales annoyances and fabric care. Readers describe nuisance salesmen, then Polly offers detailed pillow cleaning guidance for foam rubber and wash methods. The column blends consumer tips with practical Home Economics style instructions.
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Polly
Delores
Jane
June
Cleanliness Bureau
Ann Landers letters mix of gifts and marriage tips
Readers debate Christmas gifts for teachers and ministers and criticize a neighbor's scrutiny of marriages. Excerpts include advice on gifting, spousal behavior, and a note on Ann Landers new Bride's Guide with a mail-in offer.
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Ann Landers
Chicago
Television Schedule For Monday And Tuesday Prime Time
A concise TV lineup lists Monday and Tuesday evening programs across networks CBS NBC and ABC. Highlighted are news broadcasts, comedies, dramas, movies and sports events including Gunsmoke Perry Mason and the Liberty Bowl coverage with several time slots and channel assignments.
Today in History highlights from December 18 1972
On this date many events shaped U S history from 1865 the 13th amendment abolition of slavery to Washingtons 1777 winter quarters at Valley Forge and 1799 Washingtons burial at Mount Vernon. Notable anniversaries include Presidents Wilson Johnson Kennedy and current events in Moscow Nassau and Houston with a proverb closing.
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Associated Press
U.S
George Washington
Valley Forge
Washington
Virginia
Mount Vernon
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bolling Alt
Moscow
Red Square
Lyndon B. Johnson
Central America
Colombia
John F. Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Bahamas
Britain
Houston
Tex
Women Yeomen Enter Navy in World War I Service
Pressed by personnel shortages, Secretary Josephus Daniels opened enlistment for women as Yeomen F in early 1917. About 11,000 women served as Yeomen during World War I, freeing male sailors for shipboard duty.
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U.S. Navy
Josephus Daniels
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Alice
Egypt
Syria
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Peninsula
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India
Ares
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CBS News
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Dick van Dyke
Rowan and Martin
Here
S Lucy
Snoop Sisters
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Perry Mason
Ve Got A
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Police Surgeen
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Bonanza
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