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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2002
Page
4
A Dear Abby column discusses two readers: one who discovers her husband had six prior marriages and fraud issues, the other seeking guidance on whether to invite a former lover to her wedding. It cautions on fraud laws and advises handling Lucy's invitation with a simple explanation and boundaries.
A scanned puzzle page with scattered across and down clues mixed with partial names and numbers. The fragment mentions Yorick Godfrey Wister and Al Hirschfeld among others, with dates like 10 Feb 14 and references to aviation and theater terms.
The Libra section highlights realisitc financial handling, seeking help, evolving flexibility, growing popularity, and playful energy. Attached partners see a unique dynamic while single Libras may face many suitors. Virgo and other signs are advised to loosen rules, share cheer, and enjoy social moments tonight.
A Cryptoquip clue hints at a surprise answer formed by circled letters. The cartoon references include options SKUNK HIKER COOKIE GEYSER and a line about seeing sick from dizzy glasses. The item prompts readers to mail in the Classic Jumble puzzle for a prize.
Dear readers question sweat during exercise. Dr Donohue explains sweating reflects heat loss by evaporation and varies with acclimatization training and individual physiology. He notes profuse sweating does not mean higher effort and that one month off gym may not drastically reduce fitness.
Six bridge problems with vulnerabilities and holdings follow. Q1 through Q6 present hands and bidding, asking for best response or action. The item ends with address lines for letters to Abby and Dr Donahue at Universal Press Syndicate and North American Syndicate for reader correspondence.
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