Dear Ann Landers A Complicated Family Patchwork
A reader asks how to handle gifting heirlooms to daughter Julia who repeatedly eloped with Crash Valley and now plans a third marriage. Julia, who had two children from prior marriages, is set to marry again after years apart, while the writer fears loss of family heirlooms.
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Ann Landers
Maryland
Julia
Trash Valley
Tennessee
Korea
Crash Valley
Tobacco Road
Dear Abby style advice columns on inheritance and etiquette
A collage of Q A snippets covers heirloom ownership, anonymous letters, personal hygiene letters, and wedding ring etiquette. The writers discuss property transfer, poison pen concerns, signature versus unsigned notes, and cooling romantic advances in late life relationships.
Dear Heloise advice column highlights kitchen tips
Readers share quick hacks from frosting glass rims with lemon paste to frosting tips for ice drinks and ways to freeze beverages for frosty glasses. Other tips include cleaning appliances with toothpaste, freezing fish in water for plant fertilizer, matching patterns on garments, and pegboard organization for tools. Wedding.
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Heloise
Bernie Miller
Percentage play yields best opportunity to score big slam
In a Vanderbilt playoff deal North opens with hearts as West leads three of hearts. At the second table the declarer uses a heart finesse and club lead to secure a slam with a 4700-point gain, while the first table’s line offers less than a 3 to 1 chance. The article endorses leading low to dummy’s nine clubs as the best slam chance.
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Vanderbilt
West
Declarer
East
South
Edgar Kaplan
Dummin
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Three of Hearts
Jay
Becker
Loudon
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Trenton
THE
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