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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1995
Page
10
Reader advised that nausea has many causes and urges thorough medical exams with blood tests and imaging. Parasitic infection is unlikely. In the son’s case, post operative fainting and a single EEG spike are not linked to a serious disorder. Monitor, rest, and consult a neurologist if symptoms recur.
A 72 year old writer selects three local women as role models for aging with purpose. Ellen, Nana inspired, cooks weekly for family. Marge saves monthly for a college scholarship. Pixie supports a trail project. The piece blends personal anecdotes with a caller’s appeal for more senior-focused good news.
An HIV positive man recalls telling his family about his diagnosis. He describes initial fear, then supportive reactions from relatives including his brother, twin, and companion. The letters recount emotional relief from family backing and the impact of honesty on coping. The column also includes guidance on dealing with a betrayed friendship and a light atheist DAY-BRIGHTENER anecdote about a mother mouse.
A Paris fashion note notes hats must rebound as a style essential. The piece cites prominent figures like Mesdames Chirac and Mitterrand photographed bareheaded, then argues for government action to revive the hat industry and boost employment. It urges designers to create hats suited to different faces and personalities and hopes for more hat wearing by youth on streets.
Caroline 17 of Lynn Massachusetts seeks guidance as her boyfriend Donald 17 proposes a two month break to date other girls to satisfy sexual urges. Dr Wallace and teen guest writers from Texas and California offer blunt views urging breakup or reevaluation.
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