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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2008
Page
6
Dear Abby advises a Wilmington wife that a husband preferring his dogs signals broader marital issues and suggests counseling, while a separate note urges dinner table phone manners. The column also covers a guest at a parents party answering calls twice and the host's reaction.
A jumble of crossword style clues and fragmented phrases listing across and down entries. The text includes partial terms, stray letters, and mis-spaced items that resemble a puzzle grid and clue prompts rather than a coherent news item. There is mention of a puzzle site and a reference to an ACROSS/DOWN format with many garbled entries.
The reader is urged to expect a memorable year with bursts of creativity and independent thinking. Aries through Pisces are given brief, personality driven guidance on relationships, work, and finances with caution to avoid overcommitment and to listen to partners.
North-South vulnerable. The auction begins with 1NT by North and a 2a overcall, leading to a sequence where East overcalls, West attacks, and declarer uses dummy’s ace to establish spades. South ruffs a diamond, draws trumps, and claims 10 tricks while East regrets the misdefense.
Dear Dr Donohue answers questions about bran affecting medicine and vitamin absorption. Fiber does not bind lisinopril, and fat helps absorption of fat soluble vitamins A D E and K. He notes no evidence fiber blocks these vitamins.
On September 10 events include Jamestown leader John Smith’s election in 1608 and Oliver Hazard Perry’s 1813 naval victory at Lake Erie. Other items note Howe patenting the sewing machine in 1846, Huey Long’s 1935 death, Canada declaring war in 1939, Quisling’s 1945 death sentence, Axis Sally indictment, 1963 Alabama integration, and the 1987 visit of Pope John Paul II to the United States.
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