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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2003
Page
35
A reader fears ending a fragile relationship with Erik who says he is desperately lonely and in love, while Abby advises breaking things off and dating others. The second letter recounts a delayed thank you note situation after a whirlwind wedding and offers guidance on expressing gratitude with sincerity.
A reader asks why a distance runner struggles to win. Advice: avoid last minute practice, taper by reducing intensity volume or frequency, start four to 28 days before a race, with 14 days average. Readers learn fluid replacement after exercise and safe stretches for spinal stenosis including biking and incline walking.
A Homeowners guide lists warning signs of basement moisture and damage. Excess dampness, mold, rust, and peeling paint signal problems from poor drainage, gutter failure, or seepage. Electrical hazards and health risks follow untreated water intrusion.
Heloise shares simple pet hacks from readers. A plastic laundry basket over a cat dish helps dogs and cats eat peacefully. A pair of open plastic baskets can form a temporary cat carrier. Cabbie the mini schnauzer loves ice water bottles and sneaking egg rolls. Roadrunners are state birds in Texas as well as Arizona. A toilet tissue method for blotting pet urine is praised. Readers write to Heloise with tips and questions.
Domestic dogs evolved from wolves and share the same teeth and pack behaviors. Humans bred dogs for specific roles since ancient times, creating distinct forms and temperaments. Mastiff types and greyhounds are among the oldest breeds, with greyhounds appearing on 8,000 year old Mesopotamian pottery fragments.
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