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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2015
Page
5
Dear Abby readers debate limits of family ties when Jasmine, a 19 year old with extensive body art, faces rejection from grandparents who prefer no contact. Abby urges looking past surface changes to the person and suggests building relationship rather than severing ties.
The page explains a Cryptoquip substitution cipher with hints about letters and vowels and notes the theme Shatter Day. It mentions yesterday and today’s clue, a reminder that single letters and apostrophes aid decryption, and credits King Features Syndicate Inc. from 2009.
A playful transit filled Tuesday horoscope notes luck follows you this year and new beginnings. Libra and Gemini feature strong outlooks with social charm and surprising insights. Aries, Taurus, Cancer, Leo and others receive guidance on focus, trust, and choosing wisely in relationships and money.
Dear Dr Roach advises avoiding barefoot exposure to bees and acting quickly after a sting. Remove the stinger within seconds, apply ice, and monitor swelling which typically lasts under a day but can extend to five days. Roach notes local reactions may worsen with repeated stings.
South dealer Ginny Swift of Gulfstream Florida faced a tricky duplicate bridge deal. An initial 3-1 trump split altered the plan, and a daring discard of a heart over a club ruff created the overtrick opportunity. West’s inadvertent play allowed Swift to secure five tricks.
A jumbled online crossword puzzle lists across and down clues with references to NCIS mafia and various wordplay hints. It includes partial entries like Ahma and dinejad and odd phrases such as Hole in the wall and Surmise, suggesting a themed or mixed puzzle.
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