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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 2001

Page

13

Dear Reader Letters on Medical Practice and Caffeine Advice

A collage of readers and doctors exchange concerns about medical ethics and media image. A doctor critiques sensationalism and urges patient care while a six week pregnant reader asks if caffeine harms the fetus. guidance notes caffeine poses minimal fetal risk compared with nicotine or alcohol and advises informing the obstetrician.

Manhattan Dan Rather Tom Brokaw Peter Jennings Elise T Diganuead Tomas Avnanting

Grandparents as Parents Embrace New Golden Years

An anonymous retiree shares a personal tale of returning to caregiving after retirement, describing a flood interrupted first travel plans and a family influx including adult children and grandchildren. Census data notes more grandparents acting as parents, yet warns it won't suit all retirees.

U.S. Census Bureau

Personal inner style guides fashion freedom from within

New York based image experts Malcolm Levene and Kate Mayfield argue personal style begins inside. Their book outlines an ABCs approach attitude behavior and communication to project a desired image. They stress deleting insecure thoughts and using an aesthetic strip to define color and wardrobe, framing style as a ongoing journey rather than a makeover.

New York Malcolm Levene Kate Mayfield Crown Mayfield Levene Tyle

Rose bush on a mother’s grave should be considered

A letter writer asks if a sister may plant a yellow rose bush on their mother’s grave. Abby notes no cemetery policy exists and suggests the upkeep would fall to the planter. if the sister agrees to maintain it, a rose bush could be beautiful on the grave.

Abby Eva Mother Mom Mansas

Frederick Bridge Club Open Pairs Winners and Upcoming Game

Forty four players competed in the Aug 13 North American open pairs event at the Frederick Bridge Club. Flight A winners were Anne and Frank Carden with Ralph Maier and Betty Snyder second and Joanne and Robert Dickinson third. Flight C second went to Debbie Kiser and Mark Whipple, with Frances Shaffer and Chris Rust tied for third and Bob Myklebust and Bob Steinberg in a joint third/fourth. A junior fund game is scheduled for Monday Aug 20 at 7 15 p m at the Frederick American Legion.

Anne Frank Carden Ralph Maier Betty Snyder Joanne Robert Dickinson George du Bois Kenneth Zimmerman Jean Toth Rick Elbo Sam Keller Barbara Wold Debbie Kiser Mark Whipple Frances Shaffer Chris Rust Bob Myklebust Bob Steinberg Frederick American Legion

Defining old age a shifting, arbitrary horizon across abilities

The concept of old age is relative and varies by skill, biology, and context. Chronological age as a marker has evolved from 63 to 70 in law and policy, with opinions ranging around 63 in surveys, and individuals differ in when aging affects specific abilities.

United States Eyre Massey Shaw

Being Picked On At School Highlights Student Frustration

A nameless letter from Porterville asks how to handle being bullied at school while sharing a teen’s fear of being labeled weak. Dr Wayne Wallace responds about seeking counselor help, reporting to authorities, and caution if misconduct continues, while Ralph adds basic teen labor law guidance on age limits and hazardous work rules.

Wallace Ae Setbopetrat Porterville Cal Ralph

It's Parents Turn to Ask Questions in the Classroom

Parents inquire about classroom practices and student understanding as John Merrow and a PBS program discuss how schools relate to students. The piece raises questions on absentee rates, advanced placement, gifted programs, and how principals interact with and observe teachers.

John Merrow Scarecrow Press

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