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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2008
Page
6
Dear Abby responds that fantasy life does not equal cheating though office chatter about sex is unfaithful. She advises a Rochester mom that clutter signals disorganization and suggests simple housekeeping steps, including hiring help, to model responsibility for children.
The column blends a Aquarius daily horoscope with playful signs for all zodiac signs, followed by a pokerish bridge hand commentary. It notes romantic potential, caution for singles, and various nightly prompts while weaving in a lengthy bridge deal and declarer play example from an international event.
A dense set of crossword style hints and fragments including numeric wordplay and mis-typed phrases. The text mixes clue prompts with stray letters and broken terms, lacking coherent entries or completed answers.
Dear Dr Donohue explains basal cell skin cancer the most common sun exposed cancer. It starts as a pearly bump that can ulcerate and may recur though it does not spread widely. Plastic surgeons can repair resulting skin gaps after removal to reduce disfigurement.
A local wordplay item presents a punny clue about a dentist and his manicurist wife in a heated quarrel, yielding the phrase tooth and nail as the answer.
On March 5, 1770, the Boston Massacre killed five people as British soldiers fired on colonists. Other dates include Zachary Taylor’s 1849 oath, Johnson’s impeachment context in 1868, Nazis gaining Reichstag influence in 1933, Churchill’s Fulton speech in 1946, Stalin’s death in 1953, Patsy Cline’s plane crash in 1963, NPT treaty effect in 1970, and Belushi’s death in 1982.
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