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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2012
Page
15
Dear Annie column discusses a wife who married a man after his 30 year first marriage ended, with his adult children blaming him and the stepmother. Annie urges patience and love, suggesting continued contact to heal rifts. Also, a reader suspects an affair after a wife resists attending a high school reunion, with Annie advising to attend and be sociable.
The piece discusses flower symbolism for each month with Grandparents Day on Sept. 9. It notes gladiolus for August symbolizes honesty and style, and lists meanings for aster, marigold, chrysanthemum, narcissus, carnation, violet, daffodil, daisy, lily, rose, and larkspur. It also includes reader tips from Heloise on housekeeping and small advice columns.
Milwaukee AP reports a study of 4 million people links early heart disease deaths in close relatives to doubled odds of heart disease by age 50, independent of cholesterol blood pressure or diabetes. Paul Ryan cites family history as a motivator for his fitness routine and health focus. A UW Madison cardiologist notes exercise alone cannot remove this genetic risk and advises thorough family history reviews with a physician. Romney aide says Ryan has not commented on meds or health specifics and notes his healthy habits and regular checkups.
Dr Donohue explains the urinary tract comprises kidneys ureters bladder and urethra. Kidney infections or pyelonephritis are more serious often needing hospital IV antibiotics, while bladder infections or cystitis are usually treated as outpatients. The column notes how such infections present and how to obtain more information.
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