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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2000
Page
5
A husband asks if he may attend a formal company function solo while his wife, a recovering alcoholic, stays home. Dear Ann Landers advises to ensure she buys a gown and gets hair done, while downplaying her conversational skills and social grace. The note emphasizes supporting the wife and reporting back outcomes.
A grandmother describes bending over backward to maintain cordial ties with her ex-daughter-in-law to stay close to her grandchildren. She babysits frequently and hopes the relationship remains strong, fearing future estrangement could cut her off from the kids. The reply praises her role and wishes her daughter continued happiness.
Dear Readers recall the unforgettable coleslaw from the 1960s Hawaii era and share a vinegar based recipe including cabbage oil vinegar mustard celery salt and mayo. The note invites requesting a Fantabulous Vinegar pamphlet and includes a mailing address and price. Additional tips suggest salt water soak for crunch and a tip to curb cabbage odor with vinegar in cooking water plus a cookie pattern tip from Pinkie Cade.
Dr Donohue explains that the common insulin pump in the US and Canada is a beeper sized device worn on a belt with a tube to the abdomen. It delivers continuous insulin, increases at meals, reduces at night, and requires four daily blood sugar tests. Some implants exist. future models may sense glucose levels and auto adjust. A local American Diabetes Society chapter can provide details.
A sprawling list of crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases appears, mixing names, places, and objects. The grid references include John L. Sullivan, Dan Rather, Nick and Nora, and many cryptic definitions across and down, suggesting a themed or incomplete puzzle page.
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