No One Treatment Will Cure All Vaginal Infections
Dr Molner notes there is no single cure for vaginal infections as causes vary. Medicated douches depend on correct diagnosis, and indiscriminate use won’t help if diabetes or hormone issues underlie the problem.
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Safety Scholarship Program To Begin
Seattle based Seattle Stevedore Co starts a safety scholarship program funded by $500 quarterly from president Fred Smith for children of Longshoremen Local 19 members. A $10 deduction is taken for each lost-time accident at the company.
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Laughing at a How-To Misquote About Corn
A lighthearted LAFF A DAY item notes a speaker fumbling through a malaprop about managing corn. The gag hinges on confusion between guidance and ambiguity, delivering a brief cartoonish laugh at the misstatement.
Russians Going to Pot To Avoid Life's Realities
New York writer notes marijuana use rising among youths in Russia as a social issue. Soviet officials tighten laws and stress criminal penalties while medical experts warn of potential violence and promiscuity from excess use.
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Thirty Years With My First Wife A Lasting Union
New York columnist Hal Boyle recalls his thirty year marriage to Frances begun in 1937 in Greenwich Village. He cites two rules for a lasting partnership: wise money handling by the stronger earner and a daily breakfast cooked for the husband, learned from a prudent aunt.
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Breakfast and marriage ups and downs in a reflective memoir
A narrator recounts life with Frances, noting changes after marriage such as breakfast routines, healthful tweaks, and aging. He recalls promising to cook for her on anniversaries and reflects on how thirty years with a first wife has altered his appearance and habits, wryly warning of habit formation.
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