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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1996
Page
10
A doctor answers reader questions on bronchiolitis obliterans a lung disorder sometimes following pneumonia or inhaling toxic gases and on leukoplakia a premalignant mouth lesion seen mainly in smokers. Treatments vary from steroids to surgery with prognosis often guarded.
Dear Senior Forum shares a couple's plan to downsize from a large family home to a modest three bedroom condo near a country club. They describe preserving community ties, cutting costs, and maintaining a respectable appearance while securing equity for heirs through a one time house sale tax break and reinvesting.
Hearthside at Schifferstadt Architectural Museum features costumed interpreters, hearth cooking and spinning demonstrations, self guided tours, and children’s activities with a $1 donation. Highlights include Mary Ann Bevard and Kay Whickard discussing 18th century cooking, Marilou Tousignant on spinning, and open fire cooking by South Mountain Muizielanders. May include a new Gramsmother Branner doll, Fastnachts treats, and the festival runs through Saturday and Sunday with no admission charge. The Frederick Historic Sites Consortium organizes the event. information is at the Tourism Council.
Dear Abby letters from Judie Songer correcting junk mail data and a seventh grader in Pennsylvania seeking safety guidance draw readers to question sources and confront crime risk. Police advise reporting threats, while a child welfare note warns against using live animals as toys.
A National PTA tip sheet outlines ten concrete facts about marijuana for teens. It covers illegality, health risks, effects on sports and study, peer pressure, self identity, problem solving, and caution about adulterants, plus a call to open family dialogue and honesty with parents.
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