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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1985
Page
11
A 40 year old woman writes to Dear Ann about an affair with Harold, a married man with four children. He travels 100 miles for business and told his wife of the relationship. The wife accepts a nonmonogamous arrangement, forbidding divorce, while the writer expresses deep love and conflict.
A tropical guide describes papayas as a versatile fruit, noting their origin as once exotic and now common in supermarkets. It details ripening methods, serving ideas, and multiple recipes including Papaya Mauna Loa, Cashew Pork with Papaya, and Tropical Island Fruit Salad, highlighting health benefits and how to enjoy the fruit with various pairings.
A reader asks about Harold’s risky relationship and a wife’s comfort with a water bed while a columnist advises ending the affair and keeping personal details private. The hoax column defends press judgment on a past supermarket child disappearance story.
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