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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2010
Page
12
Dear Dr. Donohue explains lactase deficiency causes dairy intolerance in some adults. Lactase levels decline with age and vary by ethnicity, making dairy products like milk painful while cheeses and yogurt can be tolerated. Practical steps include avoiding dairy or taking lactase before meals.
A Tennessee couple lament that their 19 year old son Todd left home a year ago with a backpack and now only contacts them when he needs money. They sent birthday checks, learned he attends college nearby, and worry about losing contact unless he shares a current address. The Annie column advises setting boundaries and a supportive, low contact approach.
A reader recounts a near fire when self lighting charcoal briquettes ignited the bag as it was being dumped on a hot fire. The piece warns not to store near heat, to keep bags closed, and notes danger from lighter fluids. Additional letters advise carrying emergency contacts and securing a dishpan with a seat belt for safe stroller storage.
Dear Heloise shares two practical hints. A widowed driver details storing essentials to prevent distractions in a moving car. Another reader offers a quick fix for windy vertical blinds using a rubber band to stop flapping.
A garbled bridge bidding discussion asks who should bid and how to respond with suit and notrump in a partial hand. It presents lines of bidding logic, misinterpreted cards, and fragmented dealer guidance in a stylized, error‑ridden spectator dialogue.
Conceptis Sudoku explains a 9x9 number placing puzzle where players fill digits 1 through 9 so each row column and 3x3 box uses each number once. The puzzle grows in difficulty across the week from Monday to Saturday, guiding solvers through progressive challenge.
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