Repairman's Word Not Worth Much
Dear Abby letters reveal a heartbroken grandmother seeking guidance on visiting her grandchildren. She cannot lie about their father’s identity to the children, while the former daughter in law wants the truth hidden. Abby urges honesty for the children’s sake and cautions against deception even for a visit. The second letter mentions repairmen setting up appointments.
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Repairman No-Show Sparks Reader Frustration
A reader from Sherman Oaks vents over absent technicians who fail to call or show for promised appointments with TV or appliance repairs. The letter notes repeated no-shows, excuses, and frustration with service integrity, asking for reliability in local businesses.
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Sherman Oaks
The Elderly Can Pop Up Meal Time
In this four part series Dr Ivy Celender, director of nutritional service for General Mills, offers meal planning guidance for seniors past 65. The guidance covers making meals appealing, balancing nutrition, and tailoring diets to health needs with practical tips to eat regularly and enjoyably.
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Make It Count Extra Hours in February Page Message
Ames readers are urged to use the 44 extra hours this month to focus on neglected tasks. The piece encourages spending time with family, volunteering, reading, cleaning, or pursuing personal projects. It stresses making the most of the rare extra day to improve lives and relationships.
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Valentine's Dey Dates Back 1 700 Years
Valentine s day traces to Saint Valentine 264 A D, with a farewell note from jailer s daughter. The first modern card appeared in 1415 from Charles Duke of Orleans in the Tower of London. Early printed valentines emerged in England around 1400 featuring cups and flowers. Vinegar helps excess suds by reducing foaming in washing machines.
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Lose weight or money back promo from 1971 drug ad
An advertisement touts Odrinex promising weight loss with a money back guarantee. It claims thousands have used it nationwide for 14 years and lists prices of 3.25 and 5.25 with mail order options and drugstore availability.
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