Obituary Photos Stir Debate Across Generations
Flattering images drawn from old obits spark letters from readers in Omaha and Belle Chasse. They praise vintage portraits for capturing eras and personal histories, while editors and papers weigh which image best represents the deceased.
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Miss V. Barrilleaux
Belle Chasse
Miss V
New Orleans Times Picayune
P.S
Ann
Salt Lake City Tribune
Monica K
Monica
Ann Landers
Rosie
Two Rivers
Wis
Heloise readers share quick reads and lipstick quiz tips
Readers discuss preferring juvenile autobiographies to fit limited time, the value of brief reads, and how a lipstick usage quiz prompts engagement. A reader suggests a fishing tackle box as a sewing storage solution, praising its large compartments for supplies.
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Heloise
Heloise/Lip
P.O
San Antonio
Mary Noble
Philadelphia
Understanding Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Explained
A reader asks about PSP, a brain disease misidentified with Parkinsons. It typically begins in the 70s, impairs eye movement and downward gaze, leads to gait and swallowing problems, and lacks tremor. Treatments vary, and the Society for PSP offers guidance at 800 457 4777.
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Dudley Moore
Society For Progressive
Crossword Puzzle by Eugene Sheffer Across and Down
Puzzle grid and clues present a syndicated Sheffer crossword with entries for Across and Down. Clues include various wordplay, with familiar items like Down 1 dune and Across 16 Guy. The page lists numerous theme and filler clues, partial answers, and solution indicators across a single puzzle page.
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Monnday
Harvard Medical School
Omaha
Neb
Ron
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Paul Donghue
Eugene Sheffer
Author Fleming
Venice
Paris Airport
Bartlett
Kreskin
Hanaran
Johnson
Adams
Wwiches
Bigfoot
Travail
Henhouse
Maria Or
Maximil
Fio
King Features
Nyc
Ondie
Garfield
Ketle Bailey
Mab
Baby Blues
Thane
BOSS
Gram
Mrs. Patterson
Bea
Thea Antes
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