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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
4
Dr. George W. Crane outlines psychology based retail tactics for Hal G., new supermarket manager. He stresses smiling cashiers, teaching greeting tones, baking hunger driven purchases, a cafeteria style queue, seating for husbands with coffee, and limits like two per customer to boost volume.
Dear Dr. Lamb explains that cholesterol is not a fat and outlines a bland, low calorie diet suitable for ulcers and high cholesterol. It recommends skim milk, lean beef, low fat cottage cheese, and fat free vegetables with white sauce, plus ample antacid use, regular exercise, and fat reduction for better cholesterol levels while ulcers are controlled.
Editorial notes a new automated blood analyzer GEMSAEC from Electro Nucleonics that can detect hepatitis viruses from a single drop of blood in 10 minutes, screening up to 75 percent of infected samples. It envisions multiphasic health screening, color coded tickets, and memory banks, with full physician oversight by 1980.
Dear Polly shares tips on removing car odor from a cat’s accident and practical household hacks. Suggestions include using fuller’s earth for suede, drying ribbons on a hot water bottle, and linking wire coat hangers with twist ties to create sturdier garments hangers.
A crossword style list of Across and Down clues covering capitals nations deities animals and common terms. Includes variant spellings and general definitions for cities countries and objects with several entries referencing Africa Europe and Asia.
A dense list outlines a weekly TV lineup across channels with 6:00 PM to 9:59 PM slots. Programs include news, weather, sports, comedies, westerns, dramas, documentaries and classic films featuring stars like Dick Van Dyke Perry Mason Alfred Hitchcock Doris Day and Lucille Ball through multiple time slots.
Dear Ann Landers explains that venereal disease can be contracted without sexual intercourse via contact with infected eyes lips and cuts. It notes contact tracing and testing at health departments and urges seeking free treatment. It also answers reader questions about storytelling interruptions and social pressures regarding alcohol in the home.
The letter urges Senators Percy and Stevenson to oppose extending the draft and asks Americans to push floor speeches. It notes filibuster threats by Sen Gavel and opposition from Hatfield Church Cranston Hartke McGovern and others, and cites opposition from ASFC, Church Federation of Greater Chicago, and ACLU.
A savage note on gold diggers seeking the salt of the earth and the peril of mortgages, warning that even favored individuals can struggle to lift a single loan. The tone blames predatory schemes and financial strain.
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