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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2004
Page
12
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on infidelity gifts and relationship dilemmas. A wife learns of diamonds for another woman and questions truth, money recovery after a canceled wedding, and handling a partner’s shabby clothing with tact and care.
A nostalgic reader letter column reproduces an older recipe for a tuxedo turkey with pastry dress shirt and bow tie details plus a 1940s maple syrup gingerbread, fudge instructions, and heart friendly substitutions. It cites sources and notes preparation steps, timings, and nutritional figures.
A letter from a heartbroken mother describes a daughter who cheated with her sister in law’s husband, leaving a broken family, debt, and distrust. Amy Dickinson advises shifting focus from reprimand to practical steps, urging the mother to support the daughter with employment help and patient guidance while addressing emotional hurt.
Lucille Cunningham born November 19 1904 on East Erie Avenue Lorain. She grew up in Elyria and performed in minstrel shows before joining area bands in the 1920s 1930s and 1940s. Open house celebration hosted by daughter Nancy Barton Saturday at 2404 p m 940 Oakpool Drive Elyria.
Ken Horrman reviews Pepsi Holiday Spice a festive cola released for a limited holiday season. The piece riffs on past limited editions from Pepsi and other flavor experiments, noting cinnamon nutmeg notes and potential uses in cooking and baking.
A quirky listing claims a holiday spice flavored carbonated drink with 42 ounce can nutrition notes 160 calories 0 fat 6 dietary fiber 42 carbs and a retail price says 3.99 for 9 12 packs but hints at a sale at an imagined supermarket.
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