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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1986
Page
23
In a Texas mailed question the columnist discusses that gender identity and cross dressing do not redefine a person as homosexual. She notes many transvestites are not gay, though some are, and affirms once gender is established socialy a person remains in that mold even if dressing in opposite sex attire.
A travel through historic fare from Greece and Persia to Normandy and the Americas. Noting Archestratus and Gastrology, early cooking contests, apples, tarts, Vikings, and the 1742 Williamsburg cookbook, with a Hare Pye recipe from colonial kitchens.
A reader from Asheville asks whether spouses should grant power of attorney to handle property for an Alzheimer’s patient. Ann Landers warns against quick actions, noting trust issues with relatives and recommending professional bank trustees. The column also includes Farm City Day notes and other reader questions about elderly finances and inlaws.
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