Morris Morris Daily Herald publication notice and rates
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Notice to subscribers on paper delivery timing
If you fail to receive your paper regularly notify The Herald office immediately. Your paper should be delivered before six o'clock each evening barring accidents or unavoidable delays.
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Enuresis remedy pitched by Dr Crane device
A 12 year old boy Tony struggles with bed wetting and fear of overnight camping. Dr Crane promotes an electrical shock device to train the bladder, claiming one shock stops bedwetting and urging readers to mail for a booklet with 25 cents.
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Understanding hydrocele and spermatocele concerns
A reader questions a scrotal lump and doctors debate its nature. Dr Lamb explains hydrocele and spermatocele are fluid filled or sperm cell cysts not cancer, notes hernia risk, and advises surgical review only if a surgeon confirms a hernia or other complication.
Rehabilitation ideas and leaf protein milk foreshadow future systems
The editorial argues for community correctional facilities and halfway houses to reduce recidivism, noting parole growth in California and the need for a rehabilitative shift in prisons. It cites Norman C. Miller on changing public perception from punishment to correction, and previews a National Geographic item on leaf protein milk from an artificial cow with potential impact on dairy output.
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Polly Solves Car Wheel Smudge and Shoe Heel Marks
Dorothy asks Polly Cramer for help with greasy black smudges on clothes from a 1962 steering wheel and black heel marks that ruin shoe interiors. Polly solicits reader remedies for persistent wheel grime and worn heels, noting shoe cleaner fails.
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Medieval Across and Down Puzzle Clues Revealed
A large mixed puzzle lists across and down clues from medieval to modern terms with entries for people places and objects. Readers encounter names such as Saint of Assisi and Tennessee Valley Authority along with common terms like habitat creature apparel and learning.
On This Date in History 1811 to 1962 Highlights
The column lists key anniversaries from 1811 to 1962 including the first steam ferry in New York Hoboken service 1811, Benedict Arnold defeat 1776, Casimir Pulaski killed 1779, Winston Churchill elected 1900, the first political telecast 1932, and the Vatican II opening 1962. It notes other items such as Max Taylor going to Vietnam and pilots imprisoned in North Vietnam with some reported treatment.
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Dear Ann Landers Advice Letters on Family and Self Confidence
Teen asks about a wedding dog ring bearer while mother in law insists on her own plan. An admonition to invite the minister and skip the dog. A father son fighting game raises concerns about emotional harm and guidance toward healthier activities. A 15 year old friend struggles with public speaking and suggests practicing aloud to build confidence.
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Television Schedule Highlights Classic Nightline Lineup
Television listings show CBS NBC and other networks airing news sports and movies across Monday with highlights including Gunsmoke Hogan's Heroes Here's Lucy Perry Mason Dragnet 60 Minutes an Annie finale and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Tuesday features Ironside Hawaii Five-O Star Trek and Marcus Welby among others.
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