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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2008
Page
7
The reader learns rosacea affects the nose cheeks and chin with possible eye involvement, and may require long term treatment. Sun exposure and spicy foods can worsen it. stopping meds should be done with a doctor. The column covers related questions on milk hormones and steroids and immune effects.
Annie advises letting go of control and accepting daughter’s choice as she turns 18. Mother-in-law’s actions are seen as undermining parenting. husband’s defense strains the marriage. Readers are urged to respond with calm, set boundaries, and focus on family dynamics.
Readers send advice on freeing a plate stuck in a bowl using hot water and ice, or oil and a putty knife. Other questions cover mud in car carpets, color coding spiral cookbooks, vacuum maintenance, and chandelier safety tips. Rhonda, Joan, Irene, and B.E. share practical fixes and cautions.
In a classic bridge scenario, North holds KQ87 97642 K3 AQ in spades and South declares six hearts after a double by West. The double rarely achieves the slam when declarer can adjust play from the information gained, and the text notes the risk of opponents voluntarily seeking a slam.
In a bridge match, West doubles six hearts and miscalculates. South executes a winning line ending with a spade ruff and a diamond ruff, securing 1 660 points for the doubled slam. If West had remained silent, he would have earned 100 points, but the double cost 1 760 points. Tomorrow prompts readers to test defensive play.
The next edition features a number placing puzzle on a 9x9 grid. Players must fill digits 1 through 9 so each row column and 3x3 box contains each number once. Difficulty rises from Monday to Saturday.
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