Slip covers lift spirits for recovering relative
Dear Heloise offers home hacks to brighten a grandmother’s hospital bed. Suggestions include floral slip covers for head and foot boards, matching dust ruffles, and a warm relined coat sleeve via repurposed sweater pieces. Readers share tips to stay cheerful and frugal.
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Sharing Fresh Garden Produce With School Teachers
A reader writes that every fall, when the garden is productive, the family shares tomatoes cucumbers and squash with teachers at the school. Mrs R and Eloise note teachers appreciate the gifts and the healthy, figure friendly produce.
Ice cold slam in hearts seals six in bridge play
In a bridge analysis the writer shows the path to a guaranteed slam despite who holds the king of hearts. By ruffing opening diamonds, entering dummy with a trump, and careful club play, the declarer eliminates heart threats and ensures twelve tricks regardless of West or East holdings.
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Heavenly Blue Morning Glory A Pigment Source
USDA reports Heavenly Blue, a deep blue morning glory pigment, could replace some synthetic food dyes linked to cancer. The pigment, anthocyanins, color many foods and cosmetics. acidity changes yield colors from orange red to purple, with persistence in citrus beverage storage.
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Siamese twins die after separated surgery in Duke Medical Center
Durham reports two Siamese twin sisters, Sonya and Tonya Bain, died within 24 hours of each other after doctors at Duke Medical Center separated them in a bid to save their lives. The infants, born October 3 at Wake Medical Center, were joined at birth and survived only briefly post‑operation.
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Iran journalists to return to work after censorship ends
Tehran journalists agreed to resume work after the government lifted the censorship imposed last week by the city’s military governor. Martial law had authorized censorship in Tehran and 11 other cities to curb anti-government violence that has killed more than 1,000 people this year.
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Dear Ann Landers Tone Deaf Letter on Four-Letter Words
A reader from Sausalito challenges Ann Landers on handling four letter words arguing words are sound and meanings are voluntary. The writer notes upbringing in Sioux City with migrant Jewish parents and public schools, and calls for focus on treatment of others over vocabulary.
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Bruce the goof off to capable student to open doors
A parent recalls Bruce being called a goof off through grades one to eight. Teachers described him as lacking basic skills in earlier years, then as capable of potential with a flexible schedule. An adviser in senior year urged options to realize his potential despite motivation issues.
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Masters Degree Profitable as MBAs Multiply
Cleveland AP reports Industry Week says MBA attainment grows as firms offer high starting salaries up to 53000 dollars. Six schools offered MBAs in 1950, while about 600 schools produced 48000 graduates last spring. Top schools Harvard Chicago Stanford cited. degree opens doors beyond BA. Gerald H. Hoag, 1965 Stanford MBA graduate, comments on value.
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Stolen valuables recovered in Italy by police near Milan
Police in Italy recovered paintings jewels and goods worth 3.3 million dollars from a warehouse near Milan. Three Italian men and a woman were arrested, with investigators saying much of the loot came from international transport trucks.
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