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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
5
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Dr George W Crane recalls early scoops on family birth rights and argues for fathers to have the option to witness childbirth. He notes historical shifts in hospitals, cites dentistry psychology as a model, and urges readers to request his booklet Facts About Pregnancy with a stamped return envelope and 25 cents.
Dear reader's tongue condition is geographic tongue, a non serious hereditary issue with fluctuating symptoms. Treatment is limited and not well understood. avoid coffee and irritants, may consider vitamin B complex, and monitor tongue health as a health indicator.
An editorial discusses 1972 election turnout with 100 million registered of 139 million eligible, 76 million voting, and 63 million not participating. It highlights minority nonregistration due to bureaucratic barriers, suggests universal registration, and contrasts a corporate salary rule of thumb for young executives with comedian Fred Allen’s “treadmill to oblivion” quip.
Commerce Clearing House reports 49 state legislatures will meet in 1973, 12 more than 1972, with Kentucky the only state not in regular session. Thousands of bills are expected, focusing on revenue and taxes, among subjects A to Z.
Polly Cramer profiles a style trend focusing on colorful, flowing garments and fringe details that give a retro hippie vibe. The piece highlights jewelry, fabrics, and accessorizing to achieve a carefree aesthetic.
Readers vent about jeans fit with hip to waist proportions and belt needs. A second note asks for a simple way to water houseplants while away. A knitting tip describes snapping collar points to keep a zippered roll neck flat and method for keeping pattern pieces organized during cutting. There is also a project for recycling gallon bottles into a tri cycle basket with decorative touches.
Readers seek guidance on football watching marriages griping wives and scheduling grandkids birthdays while a wife’s travel wishes clash with a money minded husband. A grandmother laments birthday timing and a mother in law is urged to stay silent.
A compact TV guide lists programs by channel and time from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM on Monday and 2:30 PM to 9:30 PM on Tuesday, noting news, comedy, drama, films, and serials across CBS NBC and other networks. Program titles include Gunsmoke Ponderosa Nixon Perry Mason Hawaii Five-O Marcus Welby Maude Bonanza and more with Weather and Sports updates.
On this date many events are noted including Wilson's 14 points in 1918 and De Gaulle becoming French president in 1959. Other items reference Galileo's death, La Salle's Niagara Falls arrival, and the Cape of Good Hope occupation. Birthday notices, a thought for today, and satirical riffs on U S politics appear in this compact roundup.
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