Crossword Puzzle 32: Fowl and phrases in mixed clues
A compact puzzle page listing across and down clues themed on animals, objects, and places. Entries range from common words like lamp and dog to proper nouns such as Virginia and Thailand, with several names and titles woven through the grid.
Heloise hints on coffee tricks and a kitchen klatch
A reader recalls decades of coffee making from a sauce pan to an electric percolator and offers tips. Salt in the pot, fresh grounds, water flow, and cooling coffee cubes are among practical ideas. The letter also shares a playful truth about morning routines and a lipstick storage fix from Mrs Frances Torbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Frances Torbert
Utopia Map Hope and Personal Reflections
A letter page discusses locating Utopia on maps and making a personal Utopia at home through love and work. It includes thanks to Heloise and Gene Johnson, plus practical tips for repurposing worn bedspreads for babies. It also notes family bereavement and gratitude for sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Utopia
United States
Pikes Peak
Gene Johnson
Margaret Worley
New Florence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beetle Bailey
Dick Tracy
Betsen Nester
Tracy
Public Notice President
Home of
Salamander Tigers
Shaven Crown
Radio Wire Olution
Yestern
Curb
Petition Virginia
Oklahoma
Hankering Lee
AP Newsfeatures
Lew Wallace Horn
Thailand
Japan
Mexico
Allstar Comics
Mickey
Looney
COAST
THE
Ryatts
Abner
Rex Morgan
Blondie
Kim
T, Daisy Mae
Mary Worth
Hop
ST. Flar
Camp
Mom
Pop
Mr. Pert
Elton
Ene
Miss Clovia
Elvir
Pere A
Dia
Mimio
Tiel
Tru
Helse
Mrs. A
Mexico Trade Area
Business Service
Williams Tree Service
Jim
Judy
Angie Pehle
Nelson D
Mary Ann) Oliver
St. Brendan’s Church
Betty Jacobi
St. Louis
Larry Weber
Missouri
USA
Clint Perris
Auxvasse
John Deere Farm
Sydenstricker Implement Company
Hwy 54 South
Jefferson
Claude Robinson, Jr
Wellsville
Paris
Carman Gibbs
Stoutsville
Jersey
al Deimeke
Martinsburg
Southside
Howell Manor
Timberlake Park
Charles Farris
Rte
Richard Brashears
Xmas
Hildebrands
N. Clark