Obituary Photo Debates Highlight Youth Versus Wisdom
Readers discuss whether obits should show the deceased as they appeared in youth or in later years. Letters from Nashville Iowa Phoenix and Boston argue that aging is natural and personal memory, not Hollywood beauty, should guide a loved one's obituary image. The consensus urges using family judgment aligned with the person’s legacy, not current looks.
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Nancy
Tom C
Nashville
Tenn
Tom
Iowa
Hollywood
Phoenix
Lubbock
Boston
Boston Globe
Ann
Heloise hints and home cleaning quick tips
A collection of reader queries and tips including chilling corn syrup for a cold ice pack, removing masking tape residue from piano keys with lubricant and gentle scrubbing, and using fabric softener sheets to clean sticky surfaces and appliance interiors.
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Heloise
Pat Kimble
Crestline
Ohio
Heloise P.O
San Antonio
Jeanette Gallimore
Argyle
Texas
Wanda Stephens
Salem
Ore
Sleep needs and fatigue in older adults
The article advises that older people require about seven and a half to eight hours of sleep, though sleep becomes fragmented with age. Daytime naps may reflect sleep deficits, and bright morning light can help reset the internal clock. Medication like blood pressure and diabetes drugs might contribute to daytime fatigue, necessitating a doctor's evaluation for hidden illnesses.
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DR. Donohue
H.H
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across and Down Kinda Clues
Puzzle clues cover a wide range with many punny references and scattered crossword conventions. The grid lists across and down prompts, including familiar names and common crossword terms, pointing to a standard Sheffer style with clever wordplay and thematic quirks.
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Lea
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