Home remedies and medical tips for ingrown nails and menopause weight
A reader asks about correcting an ingrown toenail and Dr. Mother suggests trimming straight across but not too short, using cotton to guide growth, and seeking medical help if pain persists. The column also covers pleurisy causes and notes menopause does not inherently cause weight gain, advising modest activity and noting aging slows movement. A home foot care tip recommends softening nails and cotton under the corner to encourage proper growth while cautioning against over filing.
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Oregon butchers accused of overweight and underweight in 1967 checks
Oregon inspectors found 13.5 percent of meat packers were overweight and 11.4 percent underweight in 1967, while the department notes most customers are treated fairly.
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Gazette Classified Ads Promote Better Living
The Gazette urges readers to use Classified Ads to buy or sell items and find services. It highlights home additions, vehicles, toys, furniture, and cash buyers, and invites callers to dial 369-1234 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. for an Ad Writer. Daily 7-day ads cost 60 cents.
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