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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1987
Page
15
A reader asks where to find tropical medicine specialists after persistent illness abroad and whether referrals to teaching hospitals or U.S. Public Health Service bureaus help. Another column offers coccygodynia as a likely cause for tailbone pain and recommends pain clinics, mild analgesics, and physical therapy.
The piece notes rising median ages among workers, with seniors filling fast food and other roles as business looks to older labor. It cites 9 percent of fast food workers aged 55 plus, urges flexible hours, and mentions McDonald's recruiting seniors with TV ads while stressing the value of low absenteeism and discipline.
Lillian seeks proof she had no baby to convince Jimmy her virgin status. Dr. Wallace cautions trust and warns against the “prove you are a virgin” tactic. A Brunswick student questions superlatives in a school, noting a shotgun wedding influence. Peter, 15, regrets a spicy letter to a 13 year old and is advised to end contact. parents’ disapproval is implied.
The FCPL collection offers guides for different parenting stages including Fitzhugh Dodson’s Your Child Birth to Age 6 and Bringing Out the Best for gifted children. It also highlights Choosing Books for Children and practical titles from Mr. Wizard and Mr. Rogers for various child development topics.
A string of letters to Dear Abby discusses whether lawyers should be called doctors, praise for honoring deceased pets with humane society gifts, and practical sympathy notes for heart attack care. Readers share personal experiences with medical titles, goodwill gestures, and witty comebacks.
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