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A brief explanation defines RealFeel Temperature as a measure of how the weather feels by considering humidity wind weather and UV radiation. It cites AccuWeather and Roswell Record as sources.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2002
Page
8
A brief explanation defines RealFeel Temperature as a measure of how the weather feels by considering humidity wind weather and UV radiation. It cites AccuWeather and Roswell Record as sources.
Aries faces a reversal that may slow personal or professional plans but distancing from disappointment reveals essential information. Regroup and you’ll be okay with tonight’s discussion of recent events. Taurus may confront workplace confusion with a boss, signaling a need for clarity and steady action.
Classified display line instructs readers to call 622 7710 or fax 625 042 for advertising inquiries. The note is attributed to Jacqueline Bigar.
The Roswell Daily Record horoscopes urge focus on tasks tonight and guard against gossip or confusion. Each sign receives a prompt to relax, think clearly, and take decisive action, with personal insight and practical steps for relationships, work, and finances.
A reader asks about legal disclosure in California home sales after privacy concerns about nude backyard use. Abby advises consulting an attorney and cites required disclosure to buyers. A separate teen-issue letter involves a friend who teases and risks damaging the relationship, with Abby urging direct confrontation and boundary setting. The final item presents a humorous fish story from a towboat crew and a boat-side punchline.
Reader tips cover sending floral sympathy baskets with stationery and stamps and using floral baskets for occasions. Other ideas include shelf liner uses for mattress fits and kitchen placemats for kids learning to eat, plus memory albums from friend's wedding party with witty captions.
A reader recalls using honey on a hot stove burn with rapid healing and no scarring, asking if there is merit. The letter notes nerves and blister fluid protection, suggesting honey could insulate and sugar content may aid healing, while acknowledging medical cautions on blister care.
The reader contemplates honey as a potential antibacterial for burns but notes no scientific basis. They cite Native American remedies and recommend Barrie Kavasch's Native Harvests. The message shifts to health notes about weight loss reports and a senior's osteoporosis treatment questions comparing Evista and Fosamax, with explanations of each drug's purpose.
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