Sweaty feet solve with fibers and antiperspirants
Reader asks how to stop excessive foot sweating. Advice suggests synthetic socks to wick moisture, multiple sock changes on hikes, daily foot powder, pre spray with an antiperspirant containing aluminum chloride, or Drysol prescription strength. If needed, a higher concentration product or Drionic device providing small electric current to feet may help.
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General Medical Company
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Alpha Males Clash Over Advice In Kentucky Family Tale
A Kentucky reader describes ongoing friction among her daughter, her daughter's husband Todd, and Todd's stepfather Joe. Joe gives advice which Todd resists causing clashes during visits. The writer suggests limiting visits, staying in a motel, arranging dinners alone, and letting the men work out conflicts while she and her daughter manage the situation.
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Todd
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Civil War Begins As Lincoln Victory Sparks Secession Crisis
The 1860 election brought Lincoln and the Republican Party to the White House, triggering secession by the Deep South states and the formation of the Confederate States of America. Fort Sumter's fall marked the start of war, with Missouri and other border states torn between Union and Confederacy. Robert E. Lee, offered Union command, chose Virginia and later led Confederate forces, ending with Arlington Cemetery's transformation.
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Confederate Flags and Stars and Bars History Explainer
The Stars and Bars was the Confederacy’s first flag created in February 1861 with seven stars for the original seceding states. The later Confederate Battle Flag, used in battle, is square and features 13 stars for the 11 Confederate states plus Missouri and Kentucky noted for secession.
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