Problems and Gandhi Blunders Reprinted
Dear Ann Landers recounts a reader letter detailing Mahatma Gandhi’s seven root causes of violence. The grandson of Gandhi reportedly quoted “wealth without work” and “pleasure without conscience” among the evils. The piece discusses violence, morality, and timeless truth.
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Why Ann Landers column runs vary by paper
Dear Boston letter asks why Ann Landers photo and booklets appear in some papers and not others. She explains Creators Syndicate controls timing, not distribution, and editors decide space, but cannot alter her words. Editors and publishers are her bosses.
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Heloise on proper well wishes and hospital mail
A reader advises on proper addressing for hospital well wish cards, urging use of full last names, avoiding nicknames, and including a return address. The letter also cites tips on organizing mail and safe contact details for ward patients.
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Hany and June: a cryptic crossworld snapshot
A fragmented crossword entry by Eugene Sheffer lists clues and partial answers such as Burden, Freudian subject, Tin Man, Detroit, Shaquille, and Prufrock’s creator. It hints at a themed puzzle with multiple wordplay items and eras. The riddle mentions various names, objects, and quantities, suggesting a playful, crowded grid.
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