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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2008
Page
3
Puzzle text shows clues and word fragments across and down with mixed garbled letters and names. no clear event or outcome is discernible. Core theme centers on a newspaper crossword by Eugene Sheffer with entries for baby and various numbered clues and partial phrases.
Dear Fed Up, the sister in law Jill spins lies and blame, drawing attention with her 3 year old son. You cannot change her. adjust your reactions, acknowledge complaints without comment, and walk away. If others repeat her claims, shrug and ignore. Annie advises minimal reaction to curb her drama.
Readers warn about two kitchen fire cautions. Do not remove a lid too soon as flames may flash when exposed to oxygen. Keep a fire extinguisher at a safe distance while discharging and approach slowly. Electric stoves stay hot after turning off. If the fire isn’t out, leave and dial the fire department from outside.
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