No Friend Calls At 3 A.M From Telepathy Enthusiast
Dear Mel, a wife is shaken by a 3:05 a.m. telephonic dream of danger from a friend who believes in mental telepathy. Ann Landers advises the wife to set boundaries and stop hearing about the subject. Also, an eighteen year old asks about dating a college junior. Landers says attitude toward school matters more than the partner’s origin, and endorses the reader’s view of college focus.
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Ann Landers
Gilbert
O.K . Min
O. K
Mel
Wendell
Lottie
Pittsburgh
Ore Gal
Annie
Today in History for August 6 1963
On this date in 1945 the first offensive atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima Japan. A second bomb followed two days later on Nagasaki. Also noted are events at Oriskany Napoleon and more.
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Associated Press
United States
Hiroshima
Japan
Truman
Nagasaki
Turtle Derby Set Gould Ark
Gould Arkansas hosts its annual turtle derby on Thursday with competitors drawn from the Arkansas River. Each turtle starts at the center of a 30 foot diameter circle and the first to cross the edge wins.
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Gould Ark
Gould
Arkansas
Meteorite Composition Highlights Iron Alloys and Silicate Stones
Meteorites consist chiefly of iron alloys comprising nickel and iron. The rocky varieties are mainly silicate materials, indicating a mix of metallic and stone components in space rocks.
Stretch Leftover Beef Muffins with Mushroom Sauce
Ground leftover beef folded into muffin mix for a savory bake. Serve hot with a topping of diluted mushroom soup sauce for a creamy finish.
Declarer evades dangerous opponent to reach 3NT
In a three no trump contract South avoids giving East the lead by suppressing the normal club finesse. He enters dummy with a spade, leads a low club, and plays the nine to shed a trick to West. West cannot harm declarer thereafter, securing ten tricks: three spades, a heart, a diamond, and five clubs.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Hints From Heloise Seeds On Waxed Paper Technique
Dear Heloise offers simple tips for gardeners. Wet thread picks up tiny seeds from waxed paper forming neat straight rows in prepared soil. Onion and carrot seeds breakup suggested to prevent root compactness. Also a bobby pin reopens sealed plastic bags for dry goods.
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Jeane Bailey
Jeane Bailey Heloise
Household Tips From Old Times
A reader suggests ammonia in wash water to make crystal shine and remove film. Another tip shares greasing a cast iron skillet with a cut Irish potato dipped in shortening to prevent burns while making hotcakes. as the skillet heats the potato may cook, then another slice is used to continue greasing.
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Heloise
H. P
Dar Heloise Weather Tip for Rainy Driving
In rainy conditions you can wipe the outside of the windshield to improve visibility. This simple technique helps remove water on the glass when wipers struggle. Use a damp cloth or glove to gently wipe the outer surface as needed.
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Dar Heloise
Divorce or Complacent Love Aged 29 Marsha Seeks Edge
Dr. George Crane addresses Marsha M a 29 year old wife who questions her marriage and a fleeting kiss with a salesman. He attributes the urge to stage fright not true love and warns against a rash divorce while noting the 29 panic before turning to his marriage sex problem booklet.
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Marsha M
Marsha
Beets and Rainy Glass Tricks From An Old Canner
An old time canner shares tips on beets and keeping rain from glass. He notes leaves or stems on beets help retain color during cooking and that cooling beets in cold water aids peeling. He also mentions rubbing onions on glass to repel rain.
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Oldster
Heloise
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Australia
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Central Ave
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