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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1972
Page
3
The reader questions if intelligence tests alone identify all gifts. They argue IQ tests miss creative talent, leadership, perseverance, or non scholastic abilities and worry about overemphasizing test results.
The letter argues no single test captures giftedness. Gifted individuals show talents in music art science and performance as well as intelligence. Creativity often accompanies high IQ but is not guaranteed, and the link between IQ and creativity is not strong.
A reader asks if married couples should sleep over at a college family home. Abby says married couples shouldn’t bed down there. Other letters discuss wedding invitation wording for divorced parents, visiting grandparents, and a letter writer’s heartbreak. Abby advises calling before visits and clarifies invitation etiquette.
Peking Dust is a Chinese sweet named for an annual dry dust event in Peking. The recipe combines chestnuts simmered in milk with sugar butter vanilla cognac, then pressed through a colander to form vermicelli strands atop a chestnut dust mound with whipped cream and maraschino garnish. Makes 8 to 10 servings. Also notes bonded fabrics with urethane foam layers and washable properties.
A reader describes a teen son adopting his father's traits after a death and a mother grieving. Dr Rosenbaum explains identification with the deceased as a normal defense, while offering patient guidance and ritual importance to support healing.
Quick tricks from cans make budget meals with chicken rice bake and tamale pie. Recipes include onion thyme green bean franks bake and a pea soup dinner starter and desserts using pantry staples for 2 to 6 servings.
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