Familiar Phrase Puzzle From Letter Arrangement
A concise wordplay puzzle asks readers to spot a well known saying, name, or phrase hidden within an arrangement of letters. The task hinges on recognizing common idioms or famous titles formed by rearranged letters across the grid.
Coupon mania and humor in tough practical help
Dear Ann Landers shares readers’ coupon chaos in New Jersey, where a husband’s clipping habit collides with household chaos. The column uses humor to advise, recalling past essays about teen behavior, crediting Mike Royko’s Good Teenager piece, and noting Royko’s new book Dr. Kookie, You’re Right.
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Ann Landers
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P.S
New Jersey
Mike Royko
Chicago Tribune
Mike
Royko
Dr. Kookie
Dutton
Pulsating ear noise not linked to high blood pressure
A 54 year old asks if ear pulsations signal hypertension. The doctor says BP 152 84 is not the cause and lists possible reasons from benign middle ear changes to serious conditions. Most cases are harmless, but evaluation by a doctor is advised if concerns persist. Another reader asks if pinching causes cancer. the answer is no.
Cryptic Daily Crossword Clues Tangle Across
Puzzle entries mingle stray phrases and faded OCR bits from a newspaper crossword. Readable items hint at clues like bee insect, Gauguin retreat, and Rock musical, with scattered names, places, and odd spellings across and down.
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Gauguin
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