Morris Daily Herald subscription notice details
The Morris Daily Herald lists publication details including owner The Morris Publishing Company Illinois corporation address 122 24 East Washington Morris Illinois 60450 and circulation terms. It notes delivery expectations and the liability limitation for advertisement errors and urges subscribers to report missed deliveries.
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Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishin Company
Illinois Corporation
Busine
East Washington Street
Illinois
Thomas F West
Morris Publishing Company
Worry Clinic argues skilled trades beat liberal arts in pay
Dr. George W. Crane cites a Chicago TODAY study showing hourly wages for laborer 7.12, carpenter 8.65, cement mason 9.71, while liberal arts graduate earns 4.00 and accounting 5.00. He argues skilled craftsmen precede in earnings and politics, urging merit over race or religion. He asks readers to send for his booklet with a stamped envelope.
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Hank J
Crane
Chicago Builder’s Association
Cement Mason
Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts Grads
America
Ritzy
Understanding hematocrit and anemia with Dr. Lamb
Reader questions about hematocrit levels and anemia are addressed. The hematocrit measures red blood cell percentage in blood and helps assess anemia. Guidance covers possible causes, need for retesting, and treatment cautions especially for pernicious anemia and liver shots.
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Lamb—Li
Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Secret paper era ending and antihangover charcoal capsule news
Editorial notes Soviet psychic espionage claim from Edward J. Pullman and Psychic magazine. It covers activated charcoal as an antihangover agent tested by Damrau and Gold berg at Columbia, showing charcoal removes whisky congeners. vodka and zero proof whisky effects noted. Mentions Requa Manufacturing and Industry Week's four day week trend.
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Pentagon
Edward J. Pullman
Dallas
Soviet Union
U.S
Psychic
U.S.S.R
Washington
Kremlin
Frederic Damrau
M.D
Arthur H. Goldberg
Columbia University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Requa Manufacturing Co
Bronx
N.Y
Industry Week
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dirty Restrooms Spur Cleanliness Push at Gas Stations
Polly Cramer answers reader concerns about dirty gas station restrooms and urges collective action for cleaner facilities. The column also shares quick tips for removing adhesive paper from windows and a time saving pie crust method using waxed paper and foil rollers.
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Polly
Across and Down Puzzle Highlights and Home Solution Requests
A reader solving word clues lists across answers like roast of beef loaf and pow erful explosive plus a letters grid with clues from cornbread to U.S. coin. The DEAR POLLY column seeks homemaking tips and problem solutions about window shades lint and suede lint.
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Polly
Marian
Dear Ann Landers letters uplift family conflicts
An Ann Landers column compilation includes letters about visiting relatives overseas and improper hospitality, a discussion on whether intelligence dictates marriage suitability, a 21 year old living at home amid a freeloading Vietnam veteran brother, and guidance on responsibility, love, and dating.
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Ann Landers
Ann Lander
Mars
Europe
Dear Ann
Greg
Vietnam
Ann
Garden City
Television Schedule Highlights for Thursday and Friday
The listing shows evening programs across CBS NBC and other networks with time blocks from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Highlights include news segments, comedies like Lassie and The Brady Bunch, dramas such as Owen Marshall and Longstreet, and sports events including the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl and Orange Bowl Parade.
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CBS News
NBC News
Andy Griffith
Rollin
Today in History highlights from 1853 to 1971
A recap of notable dates: 1853 Gadsden Purchase US-Mexico land deal for 45 000 square miles in present day New Mexico and Arizona. 1865 Rudyard Kipling born. 1908 Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago. 1911 Sun Yat sen elected China s first president. 1943 Cape Gloucester air field captured. 1947 King Michael abdicates Romania. First Lady Kennedy delays India Pakistan trip. Five years ago Soviet fishing ship sank in Bering Sea. One year ago Wooton Kentucky coal mine explosion killed 38 miners.
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Associated Press
United States
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
Chicago
Revolutionary Provisional Assembly
China
Sun Yat-sen
U.S
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Michael
Romania
John F. Kennedy
Pakistan
NAACP History Noted as Civil Rights Leader
The NAACP stands as a major civil rights organization in the United States with roughly 500 000 members of all races. The World Almanac recalls it was founded in 1909 by white activists led by Mary White Ovington to advance political and social equality for African Americans.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
United States
World Almanac
Mary White Ovington
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Herald Office
The
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Hank
Castro
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Editorial
By Don Oakley
By Polly Cramer
Joan
Mary
Shield Ben
Girlfriend
Athena
Philippine Seaport
Sharon
Aper Enterprise Association
Gard
Everest
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Geisha Boy
Bering Sea
Wooton
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