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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2005
Page
3
A sufferer laments a sister-in-law who attends luncheons but rejects baptism and Christmas draws. The columnist urges tolerance, acceptance of differing beliefs, and finding common ground within family ties. A second reader recounts Viagra-related marital strain and urges medical follow up despite embarrassment. The column pressures seeking open communication and medical care.
Dear Heloise explains plum tomato is Roma tomato and offers buying and storage tips. The column shares a 1963 flashback about filling cupcake papers with a spout and a reader tip on applesauce to replace oil in baking. It includes reader questions from Texas and Alabama about lists and substitutions.
Fragmented word puzzle list with scattered clues and partial entries referencing names, numbers, and phrases across and down. Contains partial phrases like Glenn, Miller, Prima, Dolittle, Bohemian, Dracula, Wallach, Gypsy Rose, and mentions of locations, times, and object words.
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