Dear Ann Landers replies to family prison visits
In a Sept 14 1999 Ottawa Herald column Dear Ann Landers answers readers on two topics. one urges against children visiting jailed fathers and warns about predators. the other concerns a rings dispute over an grandmother will and a fake diamond. The adviser urges honesty and eventual forgiveness for damaged family trust.
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Massachusetts
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D.C
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Trent
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Rock Hill
Baking soda helps read old tombstones for photos
Dear Heloise advises using plain baking soda on aging gravestones to reveal lettering for better photography. Safe for environment, it should be brushed off after use, but avoid on newer polished stones to prevent surface scratches. Also includes a dry erase board trick and a diaper discussion.
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Heloise
Virginia Breckenridge
Vendale
Wash
Susan Massey
Bismarck
Ark
Calcium unfolded: best forms and daily goals for older adults
Dear reader, calcium is king of minerals and supports bones and teeth while possibly aiding heart health and blood pressure. Calcium carbonate offers a low cost, well tolerated option. Older women should target 1500 mg daily, split into doses with meals to aid absorption. dairy products provide rich sources and a communicative doctor is essential.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across and Down Clues
Puzzle shows a dense syndicated crossword with numbered across and down clues ranging from identity hints to puns. Clues include references to sports, culture, and common phrases across a broad grid, with entries like Major carrier, Egyptian money, Satan's diner, and Sea eagle.
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Melody
Anne Nichols
Hero
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