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tobacco companies to help attract young smok-ers!Althoughtheoriginalcandycigswiththeir“lit” red tip are long gone, they are now repro-duced but, we hope, with a different goal. Some folks who have quit smoking pass out packs to friends on the anniversary of their last cigarette. • Thoselittlehollowtubesofblacklicorice coated with pastel-colored candy were known as Snaps. They appeared at candy coun-tersforthefirsttimearound1930andcanstillbefoundatspecialtycandyshops.You’llhavealittlemoretroublefindingwaxlips,introducedin the early 1900s, which could be chewed into awaxy,cherry-flavoredgum.Ifyoudidn’tlikethe lips, vampire fangs and moustaches were also available.• ThePittsburgh-basedD.L.ClarkCom-pany had a hit in 1917 with a chocolate-covered honeycomb of ground, roasted peanuts, simply called Clark Bar. This confection became so popular with U.S. troops stationed overseas in World War I, it became a giant sensation back at home as well. The same company produced the Zagnut candy bar beginning in 1930, a crunchy peanut butter bar covered in toasted coconut. The word “zigzag” became popular inthe1930s,andit’sbelievedthat’swherethename originated. • Manychildrenspenttheirallowanceonthe caramel Slo Poke suckers, because accord-ing to the familiar jingle, “Get yourself a Slo Poke, it lasts all day!” If you were a chocolate fan, you could purchase the similar Black Cow.

• Howaboutourpreferredchewinggums?Threeofouroldfavorites,BlackJack,Beemansand Clove were discontinued years ago, but the CadburyAdamsCompany,whichownsthefor-mulas, cooks up a batch of each every couple ofyears.Thelicorice-flavoredBlackJackgumwasthefirstflavoredguminAmerica.Backinthe late 1800s, an Ohio physician Dr. Edward E. Beeman marketed a gum of pepsin powder and chicle, designed to aid digestion. Legendary test pilot Chuck Yeager made Beemans gum fa-mousbychewingastickbeforeeveryflightforgood luck. In fact, the antacid qualities of pepsin made the gum popular with pilots for reducing stomachagitationinflight.Clove gumwasfirstmanufactured in 1914 byThomasAdams.LegendhasitthatClovegrewin popularity during Prohibition because its strong smell masked the odor of illegal alcohol on the breath. Chicago’s Williamson Candy Store producedand sold chocolate back around 1920. One of their young customers hung around the estab-lishment so much, before long the employees wereaskinghimtodolittleoddjobs,“Oh,Hen-ry,couldyoudothis?”and“Oh,Henry,willyoubring me that?” Soon after, their newest confec-tionwasnamedtheOhHenrybar.***

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ENDANGERED SIGHTS & SOUNDS (cont’d):• How long has it been since you’ve used a

typewriter eraser? Or, if you’re younger, have you moved your belongings into a long-unused desk, only to find a strange-looking gadget with fiber-like hairs bushing out of one end? What you’ve found is a typewriter eraser. Usually shaped like a pencil, the tip was made of an especially-abrasive rubber, which was used to “erase” the typing error. The other end featured a small brush made of stiff plastic strands that was used to sweep the remnants of the erasure off the page.

• There’s no shortage of litter on the ground to-day, but thankfully, we no longer see discarded pull-tabs. The tabs on older easy-open beverage cans pulled completely off the can. People who walked in bare feet were constantly dodging these carelessly-dropped metal hazards.

• The rhythmic “beep” of the scanner is the musical accompaniment to the supermarket checkout line. But if you’ve ever wondered where the cliché of saying “ka-ching!” in re-lation to money comes from, that’s the sound that the old-style electric, not electronic, cash registers made. Cashiers of that era had to manually punch a series of buttons to ring up your purchase, followed by a smack of the “total” button with the heel of the hand.

• “Do you want your carbons?” used to be an automatic question asked by merchants after you’d signed for a credit card payment. At that time, credit card receipts were filled out by hand in triplicate, with a small piece of carbon paper inserted between each sheet. It didn’t take long for thieves to realize they could retrieve the used carbons from the trash and steal valuable credit card information. Once that scam gained popularity, waiters and cashiers regularly of-fered the carbons to customers, giving them the opportunity to destroy them.

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Front PageHow many have paid good money fora ticket to a horror film, only to cover their eyes and “see” very little of it?

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SCARY MOVIESby Ryan Toepfer

Some people just seem to love having the living daylights scared out of them. Why else would horror and suspense movies be so popular? To celebrate Halloween, Tidbits goes behind the scenes of some classic thrillers.• When Alfred Hitchcock purchased the film

rights for Psycho, he also bought up as many copies of the original novel as he could find, hoping to keep the story’s ending a secret.

• The famous shower scene of Psycho was filmed using a double for Norman Bates, as Anthony Perkins was appearing in a play (Greenwillow)in New York at the time. The first time Perkins actually saw that scene was back at the studio, watching the daily “rushes,” and he said he was just as scared as everyone else.

• Take a close look at Michael Myers’ mask in the 1978 camp classic Halloween. Does the face look familiar? The movie was filmed on such a tight budget, that the prop department had to make do with what they had. For Myers’ disguise, they used an old Captain Kirk (StarTrek) mask, which they spray painted white and then re-shaped the eyeholes.

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DEAR DR. DonohUE: Please advise about the Gardasil vaccine. My granddaughter just turned 18..Herdoctorispushingthevaccineforherandfor her just-turned-14 sister. I value your common-sense approach to medical issues. What do you rec-ommend? --

AnSWER: Without any hesitation, I recommend wholeheartedly the vaccine for protection against thehumanpapillomavirus.It’sthevirusthatcausescervical cancer. Gardasil protects against the most common strains of cancer-causing papillomavirus, strains 16 and 18.This vaccine is a medical breakthrough. Never has there been a vaccine for protection from any cancer. The recommendation suggests the vaccine be given when a girl is 11 or 12, but it can still be given up to age 26.For best effectiveness, it should be given before a girl has had any sexual encounters. The human pap-illomavirus is extremely widespread, and exposure to the virus before the vaccine has been given less-ensthevaccine’sabilitytoprotectagainstthevirusand the cancer it causes.A second papillomavirus vaccine is also on themarket.It’scalledCervarix.

DEAR DR. DonohUE: I have a question about diabetes.AdoctoronTVsaidtaking2teaspoonsofred vinegar at lunch and dinner lowers your blood sugar.DEARDR.DONOHUE:ATVdoctorsaidtaking2teaspoons of red vinegar at mealtime lowers blood sugar. Do you think this is true? Should sweetener be added, or water? -- N.F.

ANSWER: CarolJohnston,Ph.D.,aprofessorofnutritionatArizonaStateUniversityshowedtaking2 tablespoons of vinegar before or during a meal lowers sudden spikes in blood sugar that happens with eating. Spikes are not good and occur often. Thisisn’tacurebutmayhelpforsugarcontrol.Donot stop medicines or abandon diet. You can take the vinegar along with olive oil as a salad dressing. Youcandiluteitinwateroraddanartificialsweet-ener.(readsweetenerlabel).Andyoucanstartwith2 teaspoons instead of 2 tablespoons. See if the 2 teaspoons work. If not, increase the dose until you reach the 2 tablespoons.

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Acupuncture helps Perk Up old Dog

DEARPAW’SCORNER:I’mwritinginre-sponse to your column on alternative treat-mentsforpets.AvetIusedtoworkforstudiedacupuncture for pets. She had an old dog with arthritis, and he was really grumpy because he was in so much pain. The vet did acupuncture on him, and within a few weeks he was run-ning around and playing with the puppies. Total changeinthatdog.Dogscan’tfakeit!Madeabelieveroutofme!--Mrs.J.,viaemail

DEARMRS.J:Thankyoufortheanecdote!While studies about the effectiveness of acu-puncture and other alternative treatments -- such as homeopathy, reiki, massage and aroma-therapy -- are still being done, many pet own-ers swear by these treatments and say that their pets’liveshavebeenprofoundlychangedforthebetter.Dotheyreallywork?Idon’tknow.However,speaking with a medical doctor a few years ago about alternative treatments, she said that since most alternative treatments have few-to-no side effects, and her (human) patients felt better after having them, she felt that they were a positive benefitthatcouldboosttheeffectivenessofmore conventional Western medicine.This idea could hold true for treatment of pets, aswell.Ithinkit’simportanttoconsultyourpet’sveterinarianforanyillnessorinjury--physical or emotional -- and make sure your pet gets conventional treatment. But alternative therapiescanprovideadditionalbenefits.Readers, do you have a story about a pet that was helped through alternative treatment? Let me know!

Send your questions or tips to [email protected],orwritetoPaw’sCorner,c/oKingFea-tures Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlan-do, FL 32853-6475. For more pet care-related advice and information, visit www.pawscorner.com.(c) 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

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ArecentBritishstudyshowedhowthoseover50canstayyoung.Americanseniorsaren’tsodif-ferent, are we? Maybe we can learn a few things from their list of preferred activities across the pond.Food was big on the list. Trying new food, and eating sweets, spicy dishes and chocolate were all favored. To that I would add trying a new restaurant.Reading books that are challenging -- perhaps exploring new authors or another genre entirely -- offers brain stretching.Beating younger relatives at games and social-izing with grownup children and grandkids, per-hapsatafirst-runmovieinthetheater,helpsuslearnwhatthey’rethinkingandtalkingabout.Playing practical jokes and watching stand-up

comedypointstothenecessityoffindingthingsto laugh about.Exercisewasn’t leftoff the list.Yoga,Zumba,salsa dancing and cycling were favorites.One of the most popular ways to stay young, according to the survey, is to surf the Web, as it combines many favorite activities. That means owning electronic gadgets -- computers, e-read-ers like Kindle and iPhones (including apps) and iPads. These are all ways to connect and stay frontandcenterinwhat’sgoingonintheworld.Facebook can be a fun way to keep in touch on-line,aslongaswe’reawareofthedangersanduse the right settings to control who accesses the page. Twitter can be challenging for those brave soulswhocanhandletheflowofmessages.One very notable characteristic of those in the survey:40percentconsideredthemselvestoberebellious.We’renotafraidtothinkoutof thebox, are we?

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1. Is the book of Matthew in the Old or New Testament or neither?2.WhowasHerod’s information source as towheretheChristChildwastobeborn?Joseph,Reuben, Micah, Matthew 3.FromLuke2:13,whattermdescribesanarmyofangelspraisingGod?Heavenlyhost,Cove-nant, Spirit multitude, Manoah 4.What group received the angels’ announce-ment of the birth of Jesus? Carpenters, Shep-herds, Tentmakers, Masons5. Where was the young child when the Magi cametovisitHimtopresentgifts?Manger,Un-derthestars,House,Temple6. From Matthew 2, to what country did Mary, JosephandtheBabyJesusflee?Jordan,Syria,Oman, Egypt

1.GENERALKNOWLEDGE:Whatisaphilog-raphist?2.TELEVISION:Whichactorplayed“Fonzie”on“HappyDays”?3. LITERATURE: Who wrote the children’sbook “Matilda”?4.GEOGRAPHY:Whattinyprincipalityliesbe-tween Spain and France?5. MYTHOLOGY: In Greek mythology, whatwastheHydra?6.FOOD&DRINK:Whatismuesli?7.ART:WhereistheUffizimuseum?8.MEASUREMENTS:Whatdoesakelvinmea-sure?9.MOVIES:Whatspellisusedtodisarmoppo-nentsinthe“HarryPotter”movies?10.ANATOMY:Where is the latissimus dorsimuscle located on the human body?


Pomegranates are a very seasonal fruit often used in decorating at Christmas time due to their bright red color and ability to last without being refrigerated. They are rich in nutrients and the juice is widely seen in the markets. They take a lot of patience to get the seeds out of the shell and everyone has a system. I like doing it in a bowl of watersotheseedssinkandthemembranesfloat.Well woth the effort. Here are two guacamolerecipes that use the seeds and are a great treat

Pomegranate guacamole

4 ripe avocados (2 pounds total)1cupfinelychoppedwhiteonion2 fresh serrano chiles, finely chopped (2 table-spoons), including seeds2 tbsp fresh lime juice, or to taste3/4 cup pomegranate seeds (from 1 pomegranate)1/2 cup chopped cilantro

1. Coarsly mash avocados in a mixing bowl with a fork leaving some chunks.2.Add lime juice, onion, jalapeno, garlic, saltand pepper. Stir well. 3. Fold in tomato, Pomegranate seeds and ci-lantro4. Serve immediately or place plastic wrap di-rectly on top of guacamole. Mixture may be re-frigerated but should be served at room tempera-ture. Make two three hours ahead to enhance the flavors.ServewithWhiteCornorFlourTortillachips.

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For a great variation and a real treat add 3/4 cup diced fresh Mango. LeavetheAvacadoin larger chunks and this will be the talk of your party. Hint:TryPlantainChips for added tropical taste.

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