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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2015
Page
12
Mary in Punta Gorda Fla shares packing food in a cardboard carrier for pet friendly motels. A reader adds a tip about hands free breakfast delivery using shirt pockets for coffee and fruit.
Dear Heloise describes a neighborhood coffeehouse giving away used grounds for compost and garden use. The reader shares drying grounds before use to prevent mildew and notes benefits to soil aeration and plant growth.
Dear Heloise shares a tip to cover the backs of hands with sunscreen during long daytime drives to reveal age through visible wear. KC via email urges readers to take heed, noting hands expose truth about aging.
Dear Heloise advises washing caps to keep them in good form. For new caps, wash the sweatband with hair shampoo and a little water, then blow up balloons and reshape the cap to dry.
Ugly produce fad spreads from farmers markets to grocers with heirloom tomatoes knobby Jerusalem artichokes and misshapen carrots. The guide promotes eating the entire fruit and veg including stems greens and cores, emphasizes gut bacteria benefits and local sourcing, and links ugly produce to diversity, nutrition and sustainable farming.
An outraged mother asks if it is wrong to guard photos of her children from a birth mother who reposts them. Dear Annie suggests asking friends to tighten privacy, explaining boundaries, and offering a framed photo as a goodwill gesture to encourage respect, noting the birth mother seeks inclusion. Also, a reader from The Villages describes a birthday gift pooling tradition that brought joy.
North holds A2 952 and West opens with king of spades against five clubs. South wins the ace, ducks spade at trick one to avoid lead, and by careful play establishes dummy diamonds and ruffs. Declarer loses only a heart and a spade, making the contract. The ducked spade preserves control of lead and blocks a killing heart return.
The next edition features a number placing puzzle where players fill digits 1 through 9 so every row column and 3x3 box contains each number once. Difficulty increases daily from Monday to Saturday.
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