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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2001
Page
3
Dear readers, a letter from Sue in San Diego describes a quarrel where an 87 year old sister asked two adult children to leave their dogs at home for a holiday gathering. The son refused, three dogs urinated in a guest room, and the dispute escalated with no resolution in sight.
Barbara Sellers of Harrisonville Missouri asks for a rerun of Heloise’s stain remover recipe. The economical prewash spray uses equal parts dishwashing liquid, full strength non sudsing ammonia, and water in a spray bottle and should be followed by immediate washing. Also shared are Casco Bay Handyman tips on preventing weevils by freezing new pantry items and keeping the freezer full for efficiency. A senior retiree shares a clothing hanger method to flag items worn once by reversing hangers in the closet.
Dear Dr Donohue explains a port wine stain a vascular birthmark present at birth that may affect vision if on the forehead or eyelid and is mostly cosmetic. lasers can erase it, but it does not cause memory loss. A later child case suggests a hemangioma, a vascular birthmark appearing in infancy that usually fades by age nine, though some do not shrink and require specialist review.
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