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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2018
Page
11
Readers share how to handle unwanted reactions to chronic illness and how to respond to “blame the victim” questions. Advice emphasizes clear medical care, avoiding judgment, and forgiving spouses after disagreements. A separate letter urges banning cellphones while driving and argues honking distracts drivers.
True crime fans get a seven episode look at flaws in the justice system through death row cases. The first episode revisits the 1997 conviction of Carlie Routier in Dallas area, while next week covers Julius Jones from Oklahoma.
The column notes a focused day with drive to pursue desires and cautions on commitment. It highlights Aries through Gemini with dialogue about awkward talks, volatile partners, a New Moon beginning, verbal energy, and social plans, ending with long term goal focus.
Virgo to Pisces horoscopes outline tension with authority, big-picture insight, financial collaboration, first moves in discussions, disciplined spending, volatility and restraint. Read for entertainment only with nightly guidance for personal actions and relationships.
A scrambled crossword style prompt references interviews with Yasser Arafat Barbra Streisand and Salvador Dali. It includes stray identifiers for content agencies and design firms and ends with contact details for feedback from Chicago based TCA-435 and Hoyt Designs.
A compact puzzle column led by Timothy Parker features cross clues across and down with wordplay on Passover bread standards and patriotic stakes. It blends punny phrases, homophones, and cryptic twists alongside familiar grid entries and theme hints.
Yesterday's That Scrambled Word Game by David L Hoyt and Jeff Knurek presents a playful challenge with mixed letters forming common words. The puzzle invites readers to spot patterns, boost vocabulary, and enjoy a light brain teaser in a concise, daily format.
North dealer South reached four hearts after a spade lead and long play. West held four trumps, a club finesse failed, and South went down two. Milton’s “they also serve who only stand and wait” advised discarding a club on the third spade, which would have guaranteed ten tricks and the contract.
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