Canines Across and Related Clues
A cryptic style list of canine themed words and associated clues covers terms for dogs and related items. Entries include definitions for measures, fortifications, and actions linked to canines and other phrasework.
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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1976
Page
8
A cryptic style list of canine themed words and associated clues covers terms for dogs and related items. Entries include definitions for measures, fortifications, and actions linked to canines and other phrasework.
The quarter horse traces origins to Arab Barb and Turkish stock, crossed with English mares in 1611, yielding a compact fast breed. It stood about 15.3 hands, ran a quarter mile at 43.3 mph, and became essential to cowboys. By 6-19, Inez Malcom of Ada Oklahoma won a prize for this quiz question.
Daily zodiac notes advise varying approaches from philosophical reaction to conflicts with close companions. Aries should overlook minor slights, Taurus and Gemini urged to let bygones and pride yield, Cancer to plant desires subtly, Leo to soften points, Virgo to seek goodwill not cash, Aquarius to value friendships over rigid standards.
The column states Motrin relieves arthritis pain but does not halt progression or cure the disease. It compares Motrin to aspirin for osteoarthritis, notes limited effectiveness, and encourages using pain relief and mobility measures while sharing a health letter offer. It also discusses hair restoration claims and notes hair transplants as the only notable cosmetic option.
Readers submit homemaking tips and housekeeping ideas. Pointers cover sealing curling window shade edges withplastic adhesive tape, using fabric softener in brush rinses, and prying open spice cans with a shoe horn. The column also addresses readers questioning print size and publication limits.
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