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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2015
Page
9
Abigail Van Buren answers letters on child beauty and character, gift etiquette, and dining napkin handling. A mother asks how to address compliments to a mixed race daughter, a grandmother’s gifts, and napkin use. The column offers guidance stressing inner beauty, gifting as ownership, and polite service requests.
A cryptogram puzzle note explains substitution cipher basics and gives a sample from Yesterday with a harsh peanut candy clue. It mentions that M equals a symbol and hints at solving by trial using single letters and short words.
Aries through Pisces celebrate for Tuesday with insights on endurance and new information. Aries may lead but face scrutiny. Taurus seeks creative ties and better understanding. Cancer should defer to others. Leo should pace and accept affection. Virgo favors restraint and resolution. Capricorn and Aquarius receive broad outreach. Pisces should manage obligations before one on one conversations.
Two tables from a recent international team competition show a three no trump overcall shaping the auction. Declarers test hearts and clubs with varying success as spade and diamond sequences unfold, revealing counts and distribution. Bob Jones invites reader responses via the Tribune Content Agency address and email.
A 68 year old man asks why his hands remain weak after triple bypass and three months in ICU with complications. The doctor notes prolonged ICU effects on physical function and urges ongoing physical and occupational therapy, with optimism and effort linked to better recovery and the use of assistive aids.
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