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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2001
Page
23
A light humorous strip considers how a cosmos could begin from nothing but air and whim. The cartoon uses visual gags to imagine a formless void inflating into planets, stars, and life through comic misadventure.
An adoptive mother shares how strangers questions and remarks hurt her family. She asks readers to respect boundaries about birth family and origins and to avoid discussing costs or private histories.
A reader defends adoption costs as not buying a child and thanks kind letters while urging limits on fertility discussions and noting adoptees face unique challenges. The column references a prior letter about curiosity over a child's origin and includes a teaser for a teen guidance booklet with ordering details.
Inheritance risks for type 1 and type 2 diabetes are outlined with odds: type 1 is about 1 in 17 from father, 1 in 25 from mother before 25, or 1 in 100 if mother is after 25. type 2 risks are 1 in 7 if a parent develops before 50, or 1 in 13 after 50. Advice includes maintaining slimness, limiting sugar, and daily exercise to reduce risk. Atrial fibrillation risks and the purpose of Coumadin to prevent stroke are explained. readers are invited to request a rhythm disorder report.
Betty J. Nelson requests reprinting Heloise cocoa mix recipe. The note shares ingredients: powdered milk cocoa sugar salt and optional non dairy creamer or malted milk. serving method with boiling water and optional toppings. Additional tip covers preventing pot overflow with butter oil or margarine. A pamphlet offer for seasonings substitutes costs two dollars via a self addressed stamped envelope.
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