Morris Daily Herald May 19 1972 notice to subscribers
The Morris Daily Herald announces subscription terms and delivery assurances. It states address, publishing schedule, and rates for carrier and mail services, with guidance to notify the office if papers are not received. It also notes liability limits for advertising errors and delivery expectations.
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Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
Morris Daily Herald
Morr
Hlinois Corporation
Washington Street
Hlinois
Thomas K. West
Uptive
Herald Office
Kisses Are Ageless Says Dr Crane in Worry Clinic
In Case T-583 Lester G., 24, asks about marrying a 29-year-old woman with similar background. Dr Crane argues age gaps don’t affect happiness, cites longevity and evolving norms, and urges focusing on compatibility. He contests myths about menopausal loss of sexual interest and offers a booklet for 25 cents.
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Lester G
Abraham Lincoln
Crane
Lester
New employment viewpoint on work life and loyalty
Editorial argues high unemployment plus record absenteeism and turnover demand a humanized view of work. It compares American bureaucracy unfavorably with Japan’s system of lifetime employment and teamwork, urging a revaluation of free enterprise and worker needs.
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Louis Davis
University of California Davis
Ford Foundation
United States
Roy W. Walters
William McDonald Wallace
Wall Street Journal
Esprit de Corps
Walters
Japan
America
ALSN
Reader argues over exercise and heart health in column
Dr Lawrence E Lamb responds to a teen reader praising walking while cautioning against overtraining. He notes athletes sometimes die young from excess strain and alcohol, cites Jim Thorpe and Harvard rowing histories, and stresses regular walking as the core exercise for long-term heart health.
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Dr. Lamb
Jim Thorpe
Questions for Dr Lamb on general medical topics
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to Lawrence Lamb M D care of this newspaper. Dr Lamb cannot answer individual letters but will respond to letters of general interest in future columns.
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Lawrence &. Lamb
M.D
Polly
Polly's Pointers: Shower Game With Old Baby Pictures
Polly’s Pointers shares ideas for a baby shower activity using old family photos pinned to clipboards with numbers. Guests match numbers to names and family relations, often revealing forgotten identities.
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Polly
Dining Out Across Word Puzzle Quiz Answers
A crossword style list clues both across and down with definitions for repast meal time and food terms. Entries include common abbreviations and geographic hints such as names of places and people used in wordplay.
Television listings for Friday to Sunday schedule chaos
A dense, unformatted broadcast list details hourly TV programming across channels 2 5 7 and 9 Friday Saturday and Sunday. It includes news weather sports movies comedies dramas live shows and sports events with multiple title offerings per hour and numerous dated program names.
Dear Ann Landers advises on pets and manners
In letters, Ann Landers notes tranquilizers won’t fix dog conflicts after a second marriage. She suggests patience as dogs age. replies on sitting room etiquette and weddings advise tact and normal invitation practices.
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Dolly
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Dil
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