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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2006
Page
19
Dear Annie, a reader worries that a filthy fridge at her in-laws may indicate dementia. Uncovered rotting food, molds, and persistent clutter contaminate meals, causing distress and refusals to eat during visits. Advice discusses how to handle the issue without offending relatives.
An advice column segment offers guidance on handling a possibly dementia related risk and rotten fridge issue with parents, plus a frustrated reader who questions how to deal with a self centered neighbor. It also notes a personal anecdote about mistaken age in relation to grandchildren and a signoff for submitting questions.
A brief health update outlines key vaccines including tetanus diphtheria every 10 years and annual influenza for caregivers and older adults, plus pneumococcal and hepatitis series. It also covers cleaning Gevalia coffee makers monthly using a vinegar solution and hot-water cycles to remove oils and mineral buildup.
The page shows a Universal Crossword by Timothy E. Parker with clues and entries spanning 50 across to 69 down. It lists multiple wordplay prompts such as Insane at times Pipsqueak and Woody question Allen film, plus several theme references and partial solution hints.
A reader asks how to seal private marital and financial records amid a divorce. The column explains state balancing tests to protect litigants' privacy while preserving public access, noting factors like public significance and impact on children, and suggesting legal steps to seal sensitive documents. It also warns against exposing Social Security numbers and health identifiers in public files.
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