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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1984
Page
15
A letter from Mississippi reader Loves Catfish asks if straining hot grease through panty hose risks hepatitis or disease. Dear Abby says high grease temperatures likely kill germs, though the idea could spoil appetite.
A reader asks about gifting Fat Fanny Panty Hose and replacing an old panty hose strain/strainer. A confidential note to C Lee in San Francisco cites the year of the rat and hints at personal problems to unload on Abby.
A mixed word puzzle page lists Across and Down clues with multiple wordplay entries. The grid includes references to familiar figures and terms across British wingding suffragette and Norse god entries along with sports and science terms.
A reader requests critique of a hand described by Alfred Sheinwold. The article presents a bridge bidding puzzle where South holds A1049 AJ10 62 104A KJ3 and opens hearts, partner responds diamonds, then clubs and diamonds. The solution suggests 4NT Blackwood to reveal aces, aiming for six to seven diamonds depending on partner's aces.
This item promotes a bridge guide by Alfred Sheinwold with a price of 2.50 and a self addressed envelope for ordering. It appears in a 1984 Los Angeles Times Syndicate newspaper page with other cultural notes. The text references a rock era scene and a Marion statue motif but primarily advertises the bridge manual.
Cryptoquote puzzle sample shows substitution style with AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW. The text notes daily code changes and gives a quote about hiring smarter people. It ends with a famous E H Grant attribution.
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