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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1990
Page
7
Dear Dr. Gott notes that chewing and dipping tobacco can irritate the mouth and throat and raise infection risk, with the most serious outcome being oral cancer. Readers are urged to reduce or quit, and to seek medical guidance for tobacco-related health concerns.
A couple turns Sunday evenings into a rotating family gathering with games, food, and visitors. Grandchildren, a teen girlfriend, and a widowed sister join from around 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. while parents handle homework and the house clears by 10 p.m. The piece ends with home care tips about dry eye for an elderly mother in a nursing home.
Dear Abby readers weigh whether to tell relatives about a positive AIDS test. The writer seeks guidance on sharing fears and receiving support, noting early treatment can extend the illness. Responses emphasize honesty and family care despite distance.
Water efficiency tips explain cost savings from reduced energy use and sewer costs. New officers and chairpersons will be installed at the Frederick County Extension Homemakers Council meeting September 12 at the 4H Camp Center with a covered dish luncheon and a Bryan Butler program. A Holiday Dreaming event is planned October 25 at the American Legion Hall Taney Ave. Dorothy Dudrow to be recognized as District Director at the State Fall Meeting October 2-4 Solomons.
A reader asks about pushing a 21 year old to move out and Dr. Wallace argues parents should encourage independence. He shares a son who moved out after graduation and learned to stand on his own. The letter highlights differing views on when to urge youths to leave home.
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