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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2017
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren replies to Mary in Missouri about discouraging a daughter from getting a permanent tattoo, noting it's an ongoing conversation and that freedom comes with adult choice. In a separate letter, Trying My Best in the South is advised to balance inclusion and safety, suggesting alternative ways to involve younger cousins without risking injury.
Aries through Aquarius share daily guidance with playful notes and caution. Positive energy invites new ideas and adventures while relationships may deepen or require honest reflection. Tonight offers choices, from celebration to quiet duo plans.
Reader asks about a retinal freckle found by a new eye doctor. The eye lesion is usually benign, often present since childhood, with rare progression to melanoma. Observation is key. treatment like laser is uncommon, and only a small fraction progress to cancer.
In a noted bridge display, Geir Helgemo as South defies a foul diamond sequence to make four hearts after North signals weakness. Opening club lead, a diamond missteps, ruffs and overruffing by East and West create a tense run. Helgemo manages a heart tenace to force a trick, finishing with ten tricks and the contract. Readers invited to respond to Tribune Content Agency.
A Jumble puzzle presents scrambled word clues with a theme answer. The puzzle lists mixed letters forming familiar words such as TONN OR RUN and YEAST POSSE MAGPIE FORBID while invoking Big Ben and the regular passage of time as a playful central idea.
Fill the grid so every row column and 3x3 box uses digits 1 to 9 once. This page invites solving with a standard Sudoku rule set and directs to Sudoku-Puzzles.net for more puzzles.
Yesterday’s cryptogram hints at Dewey Eyed, asking about identical peeper eyes to Donald Duck’s nephew. The clue explains that one letter stands for another and that single letters and short words reveal vowels.
The provided OCR puzzle text lists a partial crossword grid with numbered across and down clues. It mixes entries like 15 Object of a futile chase and 17 Mao tungs, revealing a dense list of intersecting hints and partially garbled phrases across multiple lines.
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