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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1968
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers clarifies a long running myth about opossums breeding through the nose. She explains opossums are marsupials and that raccoons are different, urging readers to set headers straight and avoid misinformation.
A mixed snippet shows Marian Martin pattern 9052 for Misses sizes 8 to 16 with fabric yardage for size 12. Also includes a Dear Ann Landers letter about in-laws and marriage stress advising medical input or separation if needed.
The article presents bridge strategy for a North dealer in a no trust 6NT sequence. It contrasts two finessing methods in a A-10-9-8 dummy with Q-x-x and explains how to plan the play by drawing trumps, cashing top diamonds, and routing clubs to guarantee the slam.
A filled crossword list with Across and Down clues including Surpass Underworld Roman poet Artificial language Elliptical Smooth Jellylike substance Masculine Treatise Coarse homing Tennis stroke Soften in temper Formal marches Measure of capacity Culture medium Disease of sheep Mr. detective French historian Devoured greedily Horace Greeley For one Storage crib Wading bird Impress Timber wolf Fish Son of Isaac Short-eared dog An age Skin a suffix Felines Scarlet A wing Young horse Avouch The pine apple Delve Fateful date 6-plexus Commended Eggs Split pulse Beverage Announce ments Old weight for wool Honey To beseech Famous school Part of Greek tetrachord Walked Pee) Old Hindu queen Title of respect Flatfish Special knave Cribbage Force Kitchen aid Painful On the ocean A fertilizer The cougar Varnish ingredient Palm leaf var Club Average time of selution Father
Dear Heloise readers share how evenings after five involve lingering chores and family chaos. Housewives describe laundry, ironing, meals, kids, and a tired husband. One writer thanks Heloise for listening and notes relief after airing frustrations.
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