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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1990
Page
16
Doctors discuss estrogen delivery methods for women post hysterectomy, noting injections provide quick onset and pills involve liver metabolism with rare risks like jaundice and liver adenomas. Postmenopausal and premenopausal cases vary, with injections followed by pills sometimes used for immediate relief in total hysterectomy.
A vocal essay argues seniors face discrimination and power held by younger generations. It notes ages differ shaping politics, medicine, and finances, with retirees relying on institutions controlled by the young. The piece urges scrutiny of media, finances, and aging policies.
Dear Abby counsels Bitter Memories to expose her grandfather's sexual abuse to her mother, arguing secret protection harms children. The reply urges validation, professional counseling, and warns secrecy enables abuse, urging care for the survivor and care for families.
A teen writes about a broken relationship leading to suicidal thoughts until a double date with a cousin brings hope through faith and a new partner. Dr Wallace urges seeking help and starting anew with support from trusted people. A girl asks about hickeys and sex signals and is advised they aren’t beauty marks but hints of more than holding hands. Barbara advises urgent help for a sister using the Outreach Hotline 1 800 352 3301 for California residents.
Crayola replaces eight classic colors with eight brighter shades in 64 color boxes, inducting retired hues like maize and raw umber into a Hall of Fame display. Protesters voiced nostalgia for the old palette as Binney & Smith defends the shift toward new colors such as dandelion and cerulean. Ebony Faison, a Philadelphia 10-year-old, says raw umber is the color of her.
OAK HILL N C AP George Gross a retired high school biology teacher pulled a carrot and found a one carat diamond ring buried in the ground with a carrot growing through it. The ring was a Christmas gift from Ruby Ledford. Gross had searched with a metal detector and through his home for about a year. Ledford offered another ring but Gross chose to keep both rings after the find.
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