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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2011
Page
12
Dear Abby reassures a 15 year old girl pressured by a friend Brianna to attend parties with older youths. The columnist condemns the bullying pressure, stresses not engaging in unsafe acts, and promotes parental guidance and a teen booklet on sex education and safety available for purchase. Beetle Bailey
Elaine from Boynton Beach asks how to clean an empty peanut butter jar for recycling. Rinsing helps, but oily residue may require hot water and dishwashing soap repeated several times. Reuse risks include peanut allergies due to possible cross contamination.
A Houston Chronicle tip suggests using a hair dryer to remove labels from wine and other glass containers. Heat softens the glue, allowing the label to be peeled away from one edge to the opposite end.
Reader suggests using a pizza cutter to shape cookies into large circle slices. Roll dough flat, cut a big circle, then slice into wedge shapes to decorate as watermelon pieces, candy corn, or pizza.
Classic puzzle list with across clues such as Blown away and Coniferous tree plus down items including Drury Lane and Unlawful acts. Includes abbreviations and abbreviate terms like Us to P and Fargo director.
Puzzle solution notes reference Wim Howard and clues 97 28 30 35 and act like a ham. The fragment hints at a play on words or a crossword style answer sequence linked to names and numbers from the previous puzzle.
Lisa Scott of Florida shares a method to prevent double counting flour by counting aloud while cooking. Margarette Mattern suggests homemade croutons as a tasty alternative to store bought ones and recommends topping salads with gourmet microwave popcorn and crumbled fried onions.
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