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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
9
Payable in advance. SC8s 248s aes by carrier per week by mail in trade territory advance per year 14.00 except in communities where Herald carrier service is maintained. The liability of The Morris Publishing Company for errors in any advertisement is limited to the cost of space occupied by such.
A letter from Dr Hardin B. Jones of Berkeley argues cannabis harms include brain impact and addiction risk. Citing JAMA cases, he warns heavy use causes brain changes and embryo defects, urging abstinence and noting many users later turn to harder drugs. Ann Landers endorses drug education and promotes her booklet Straight Dope on Drugs with ordering details.
Uniform signs will adopt international symbols and color coding to convey safety information across the United States. Centerlines will be yellow, edges and lanes white, with special rules for two way and multiple lane roads. A booklet explains the Morse Code of Highway Safety and how to obtain it. The piece also marks 50 years of home film, noting Kodak’s 1923 reversal film debut and the rise of amateur cinema.
Dear Reader Ulcerative colitis is an inflammatory bowel disease causing pain diarrhea and weight loss. Diet restrictions milk avoidance and avoiding irritants help. B 12 therapy often aids anemia but not blood pressure unless anemia exists.
Polly Cramer offers guidance on avoiding tactless inquiries about cancer surgery and encourages offering support. A reader asks how to remove candle wax from a fine piece of furniture without damaging the finish.
A dense list of clues covers across and down entries for a word puzzle likely from a historical page. Answers hinge on tree names, botanical terms, Latin roots, and common short words, with several entries referencing places, animals, and classical names.
A dense listing of TV programs for Friday to Sunday with times and channel numbers including news, weather, sports, comedies, dramas, sports events, specials, and variety shows across channels 2 5 7 9, listing titles like The Brady Bunch Bonanza Hee Haw Perry Mason and MASH among others. The schedule emphasizes popular prime time shows such as Bonanza, The Partridge Family, American Bandstand, and CBS Sports with multiple blocks and weekend daytime events as well as special programs.
Dear Polly readers share practical fixes for wear at the knee from artificial limbs. Suggestions include naugahyde patches sewn on, and a brace friendly setup using leather pieces and straps to prevent rubbing, plus a dough-raising tip with a wipe-off marker guide.
Dr George W Crane argues Matthew and Peter earned their summer wages through hard work on an Indiana farm. They logged hours, painted, gardened, and repaired property, concluding earned money fosters true value and frugality while warning against allowance plans and welfare mindsets. The piece invites readers to request his booklet on methods for children to earn spending money.
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