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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1995
Page
6
A weather filled monsoon season inspires a humorous diary riff about rain and sunny days. The narrator laments endless showers, jokes about farming losses, big broccoli lore, and odd animal antics, ending with a resolve to stay home and eat large broccoli despite the rain.
Jean Ann Stevens discusses shyness in public figures like Johnny Carson and Elizabeth Taylor and offers practical steps from her book Say Goodbye To Shy. She argues shyness is learned, reversible, and can be tackled with self esteem exercises, mirror affirmations, and thought diaries without therapy.
A reader correspondence column covers astronaut Jon McBride's West Virginia run and campaign address, Mercer County commissioners' pay, hold times and wallpaper pricing. The exchange explains campaign contact, salary rules, and wallpaper roll sizing with notes on borders and manufacturing.
In Cosmopolitan dialogue, Illy Crystal Patrick Swayze and others discuss fidelity. Many stars like Crystal and Swayze defend monogamy while Pfeiffer Turner and others question lifelong restraint and moral rigidity. The piece captures varied views from Pfeiffer ONeal Madonna and Shandling on love loyalty and relationships.
Dr Nicholas Pace reports New England Journal of Medicine findings that women become drunk faster than men due to lower stomach enzyme levels. Less alcohol dehydrogenase means more alcohol reaches the bloodstream, with higher liver damage and mortality risk among women who drink heavily.
In the shift toward preserving the bladder, new strategies combine limited surgery with radiation and chemotherapy to treat muscle invading bladder cancer. Studies in Europe, Canada, and the U.S. show similar cure rates to radical surgery in selected patients, improving quality of life by avoiding removal of the bladder and reproductive organs.
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