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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1998
Page
12
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A reader argues a homemaker’s worth equals a salary, while Abby cites studies and anecdotes showing value beyond wages. Another letter notes sexual harassment at work after a trip with a gay colleague and urges management action, plus a reader shares a poem about a naughty word.
Dear Dr Donahue, I suffer recurrent canker sores that hinder speech and seek prevention ideas. While no prevention exists, observations point to possible iron or B12 deficiencies and irritants like chocolate, nuts and fruits. Treatments include hydrogen peroxide paste, diphenhydramine Kappectate lidocaine mix, Kenalog in Orabase, and Aphthasol from Drug Corp. of Jersey City.
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A world class rubber bridge play ends with seven spades as the final contract after complex bidding. South opens artificial forcing, North rebids three clubs, leading to Key-Card Blackwood and Sharpe play for the 13th trick.
Instructions for sending letters to Abby and Dr. Donahue direct readers to care of Universal Press Syndicate in Kansas City Missouri and North American Syndicate in New York New York with provided street addresses and ZIP codes.
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