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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2007
Page
8
A 71 year old reader seeks guidance about giving unsolicited advice after a termite inspector comments on her dog and a wife-to-be who gave up a hound. Dear Amy cautions that unsolicited advice is rarely welcome and urges empathy over judgment. The second letter questions a husband inviting his ex over. Amy advises confronting the issue and demanding inclusion in the dynamic.
A reader describes assaults on costumed characters at events. Dear Abby urges that assault and battery are criminal and notes parents should teach respect for real people inside costumes. The columnist sympathizes and echoes the call for accountability and safer working conditions.
A 1928 Hoover image with his dog and a long history of pets aiding presidents in public relation efforts is highlighted. The White House Visitor Center hosts White House Pets, a display of 50 photographs from libraries and archives showing dogs, cats, and other animals used to humanize leaders, with notes on notable moments from FDR to Clinton and Bush.
The piece traces J K Rowling from an unemployed mother to a publishing phenomenon. It notes 12 million copies of Deathly Hallows, early caution about being labeled the next Roald Dahl, and the rapid US launch of Sorcerer’s Stone. It covers fan sites, online communities, imitators, spinoffs, and Potter’s worldwide cultural impact.
A compact quiz list pairs characters with subjects from Harry Potter films including Minerva McGonagall in Transfiguration and Severus Snape in Potions and DADA. It also covers Lupin, Tralawney, Hagrid and more, plus a matching menagerie and student and spelling sections.
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