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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
11
A letter from Chicago readers discusses a West Virginia woman seeking a record for being buried alive and suggests more constructive charity work. Other questions cover wedding invitations and dining etiquette, with Ann Landers advising direct communication and moderate second helpings for guests.
A worry clinic piece urges foresight to prevent child injuries near play areas and parked cars. It recounts Tommy's death at age four caused by a trucker misjudging a cardboard playhouse, and advises parents to slow for children, scan under parked cars, and keep distance from lanes. The piece ties bereavement to a guidance booklet offering solace and tips for coping after loss.
A collection of reader tips includes peeling tomatoes with a serrated knife, removing stains from fabrics with ice, saving travel samples, homemade storage solutions from stacked boxes, preserving cold cream in the fridge, and a garage knee-saving method using plastic bags to keep slacks clean while kneeling.
In a team-of-four match North deals both vulnerable with South in three no trump. The play features running diamonds and deliberate discards under pressure. West’s stiff defense at one table yields a 200 point defeat for South, while at the other table a blase attitude prevents signaling and allows declarer to keep control before West recovers.
A garbled crossword style item listing across and down clues, many partial phrases and names, including references to places, languages, and random terms. The readable portions are scattered, with unclear indications of grid structure or definitive solutions.
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