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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2000
Page
25
Cartoon caption notes some people find marriage as a lukewarm bargain once familiarity sets in. The strip uses humor to discuss relationship quirks and everyday domestic life. The punchline contrasts initial romance with settled routine in a wry tone.
Dr Donohue explains that about seven of every 100 psoriasis patients develop joint inflammation psoriatic arthritis sometimes preceding skin symptoms. Treatments include anti inflammatory drugs methotrexate and sulfasalazine, plus physical and occupational therapy. The National Psoriasis Foundation offers guidance. dial 800 723 9166 for information.
Dear Abby column excerpt discusses a surgeon who wants calls during office hours to come only from home, with staff protections and family frustration. Advice favors limiting interruptions, prompt message relay, and potential gift or alternative contact if emergencies arise.
Fort Wayne reader asks for a windshield fluid recipe. Heloise confirms a water and rubbing alcohol mix in a spray bottle, labeled clearly, with optional color. Cautions that it won’t go in the reservoir and is for spray use only. Also includes quick ideas to reuse plastic milk jugs and keyboard wrapping hack. Includes reader questions from Blountville Tennessee and Nevada Missouri.
Massachusetts moves forward with a plan urged by Governor Paul Cellucci requiring teachers at schools with high math failure rates to take math tests themselves. Critics from the Massachusetts Teachers Association call the move unfair while supporters say strong math instruction depends on teachers knowing the subject.
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