Gonorrhea and Syphilis Facts in Dr Miller’s Q and A
A health Q and A outlines signs of gonorrhea and syphilis for men and women, possible complications, and transmission. It notes pregnancy risks, congenital effects, and the importance of blood testing before marriage or birth, with Dr Miller answering weekly.
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Miller
Ohio University
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Athens City
Route
Johnson Road
Athens
Shy Companion and Quiet Hairdresser Dilemmas
Readers seek guidance on a reserved partner who speaks little in groups and on a hairdresser who talks nonstop. Abby suggests direct questions to draw him out and notes quiet, well mannered individuals may be shy. The column also advises offering a double tip to quiet a barber and urges a confidential gynecological exam for VD concerns.
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Abby
Santa Claus Loses Popularity in Christmas Card Trends
Two Athens store managers note evolving card trends with more simple verses and smaller designs. Men read fewer verses and buy pricier cards while women favor cost awareness. boxed cards decline as individuals rise in customization including dog and cat themed cards. Some shoppers hand deliver to save postage.
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Bob Wilson Jr
Sally Walters
Assenger
Court St
Athens
Dessie Turrill
Microwave Ornaments Show Creativity
Home economists propose using bread dough to make Christmas tree ornaments baked in three minutes in a microwave. Children shape designs with cookie cutters or freehand, add beads and colors, and hang them on the tree. The recipe uses flour, salt, water and simple steps to form, cut, and bake small ornaments.
Holding the food line by Marian Nolan
An old fashioned way of frying potatoes uses boiling with skins on then pan frying for ease and nutrition. The method emphasizes using skins to retain goodness and reduce waste while offering a traditional, frugal approach to winter cooking.
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Marian Nolan
Junior Trooper Program Slated
The first session of the continued Junior Trooper program for children aged 6 12 will be held at the Athens Highway Patrol Post Saturday. Troopers will lead safety sessions on bicycle riding school bus behavior and traffic safety and distribute pamphlets coloring books and ID cards. Parents may call 593 6611 to enroll and learn session times.
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Athens Highway Patrol
Athens Patrol
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Dear Abby
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Suzy Ungerreider
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Amenca
Sears
Logan
Sears, Roebuck, & CO
E. State, Athens