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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
6
Poem reflects a hymn like prayer where the speaker asks for solace and guidance from the Master. The speaker trusts faith to strengthen resolve, finding comfort in turning thoughts toward worth and the divine. The plea centers on prayer as a path through trouble and storm.
A letter from JOSEPH G MOLNER discusses hair pulling as a nervous habit in children and potential cures. Experts weigh risks of hair ingestion, advise short hair to break the habit, note related behaviors like nail biting. Warnings about food safety and warming foods to avoid bacterial growth are included.
In a light panel, Blondie asks for help settling a domestic argument about neighborly leftovers. The mother provides guidance, aiming to ease tension and maintain harmony in the household.
Paperwork burden on New York businesses is heavy with rough estimates suggesting about 23,000 documents annually per firm. The figure comes from Dennison Manufacturing Company data compiled for UPI dispatches.
A reader asks how to rein in her 14 year old daughter Quy who styles hair, clothing, and makeup in extreme ways. The letter urges setting firm limits while noting teen trends shift and parental guidance is needed. Also included is a second note about a married 18 year old seeking advice on her unhappy marriage and a lack of support at home.
James Keller profiles a new artificial voice device held against the throat that converts attempted speech into words. The English firm markets it as the first to provide human pitch and tone, with rapid training for users. The article links science to welfare and moral duty toward the handicapped.
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