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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2005
Page
3
Puzzle page list of clues with mixed letters and wordplay across and down entries. Includes references to names such as Eugene Sheffer and Bobby, and thematic phrases like Downton Abbey style wordplay. Reads like a partial crossword grid with numbered clues and fragmented answers.
Dear Annie column shares anecdotes from twins facing curious questions, recalling long shared careers in show business from childhood to 70 years apart. Readers from New York to California describe humorous responses and the lasting bond of sisterhood despite public attention and differing paths.
Holiday foods pose choking and illness risks for pets with bones and fatty foods. Plants like holly and mistletoe are poisonous. Pets chews on cords and toppled ornaments risk injury. Keep animals safe in a separate area during gatherings and supervise hamsters in exercise balls to prevent escapes or harm.
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