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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2015
Page
5
Hints from Heloise recalls reheating hard boiled eggs safely. Eggs should be shelled before microwaving and a toothpick inserted to prevent bursting.
Reader asks if white or apple cider vinegar should be used in the Mother’s Peking Roast recipe. The column replies you can use either and provides marination steps: 3-5 pounds beef roast with garlic or onion slivers, 1/2 to 1 cup vinegar, oil, coffee, water, salt and pepper. Marinate 24-48 hours, brown in oil, then slow cook with coffee and water, add more water as needed, and finish with seasoning before serving.
A reader asks why women snap suspenders and if it warrants police action. Advice notes the behavior stems from familiarity and access, suggests backing away, covering with a jacket, or avoiding contact, and urges readers to keep hands off. The second letter concerns a grandmother’s headstone name, advising to ensure records include the mother’s married name for future burial-site searches and to check cemetery rules for adding names.
Dear Dr. Roach discusses nicotine as a rare aid for ulcerative colitis and Boswellia as a potential osteoarthritis option. Notes limited evidence, possible side effects, and FDA oversight gaps. Mentions patient assistance programs and how to request health newsletters.
The article presents a bridge hand and bidding sequence with North holding 4AJ8642 and S95, South 4KQ1073 AJ10 K752, and East West suits detailed. West opens with diamonds, East raises hearts, South executes a successful endplay to defeat the defense, and four spades makes after careful play. Tomorrow: Small investment pays a lot.
The next edition features a standard Sudoku puzzle. Players fill numbers 1 through 9 in the 9x9 grid so each row column and 3x3 box contains every digit once. Difficulty rises from Monday through Saturday to test logic and patience.
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