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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1992
Page
9
DEAR ANN LANDERS shares a reader letter from Kentucky about a mother who lost her 23 month old son to a brain hemorrhage. The page prints a comforting Edgar A Guest poem and a GEM OF THE DAY proverb reflecting on aging and others’ thoughts.
A scrambled OCR style word puzzle list shows across and down clues with numerous garbled entries and partial phrases. The fragment includes references to Coonskin caps Beatles Eggs Benedict April and other scattered terms, resembling a newspaper crossword page with incomplete entries and misread text.
Dear Dr Donohue explains BMI as a rough fat estimate, noting musculature can mislead. A reader reports 18% fat despite BMI 30.6 and argues for skinfold or other methods. Another asks about heredity in lung cancer and emphasizes prevention by not smoking. The column cautions weak genetic links for some lung cancers and drug interactions with gemfibrozil and indomethacin.
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