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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2011
Page
12
Readers seek guidance on dating after long same sex relationship and handling stigma. A woman asks how to disclose past in dating, a masseuse complains of insulting sexual innuendo and a Michigan therapist offers blunt, honest advice. A Michigan smoker case discusses stopping efforts and protecting a child from secondhand smoke amid cancer risks. Garfield
A reader asks if peanut butter belongs in the fridge or pantry. They note a jar stating no refrigeration is needed and mention a magazine advising fridge storage except for oil. The inquiry cites a Harrisburg Patriot-News article by Heloise and seeks guidance.
Esther, in response to a reader, the column answers no. Leading manufacturers state peanut butter does not require chilling. The note explains peanut butter's consistency and storage guidance.
Crossword puzzle with across and down clues covering railroad siding to hot drinks and a long food paragraph about peanut butter storage and lunch packing tips. The passage ends with a personal note from Janelle in Florida about saving money by packing leftovers for lunches.
Judy from Woodville Ala confirms vinegar can kill some bacteria, but rinsing under running water with a vegetable brush works on most produce. For rough surfaces like cantaloupe a scrub brush is advised. A six page vinegar uses pamphlet is offered for $5 with a stamped return envelope. Boiling one cup vinegar with one cup water cleans aluminum pots.
Sylvia Cantor of Parma Ohio says she buys only the chopped onion celery or peppers she needs from the grocery store salad bar instead of whole stalks. She avoids cleaning and chopping and reduces waste.
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