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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2001
Page
6
A reader asks about Sjogren's syndrome which causes dry eyes and mouth among other symptoms. The doctor explains it is autoimmune, not curable though treatable, and recommends rheumatology care, eye drops, mouth care, and anti inflammatory therapy.
In a North Carolina mountains exchange, retired grandparents describe a mobile holiday plan. They visit four grandchildren around Christmas, share meals, hear about careers and studies, and leave support like cash gifts and meals on wheels. The aim is to tailor visits to each grandchild’s needs and schedule.
The feature examines how political attire signals persona, noting Karim’s praise of bright blue ties for President Bush and contrasting it with Reagan’s red-and-blue palette. Color experts describe blue as dependable and calm, while defense lawyers favor blue to suggest honesty, tying neckwear to leadership messaging and national moments.
Dear Abby offers practical advice for a reader from Colorado who fears debt over a family Christmas gift exchange hosted by Arlen and Lurline amid a weak economy. She suggests explaining finances to siblings, focusing on nonmaterial gifts, and proposing alternative hosting or future celebrations. She also revisits a previous letter about grandparenting and shares a warm example of familial generosity.
Dr Jeffrey Lauber explains that acne is a common teen skin condition not linked to overall health. It results from oil glands producing sebum at puberty, can scar if squeezed, and is not caused by dirt or diet though some foods may worsen it. Medical treatment, including antibiotics, and dermatologist care are advised.
Hager House presents a German Christmas exhibition from Dec 4 2001 to Jan 6 2002 featuring St Nicholas Christ Child Knecht Ruprecht and Klaushaul among legends and customs. Curator John Nelson notes Germany’s rich regional Christmas traditions and the long history from the Middle Ages to the 19th century with hours Tue-Sat 10am-4pm and Sun 2-5pm. Admission 4 adults 8 seniors 2 children 6-12, under 6 free. Located in Hagerstown City Park near the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. For more information call 401-739-4393.
A compiled guide offers clashend insights from innkeepers and etiquette pros on hosting guests. It covers how to greet visitors, bring a hostess gift, respect home rules, dress codes, timing, and handling mishaps with grace. Practical tips emphasize planning, simplicity, courtesy, and thoughtful extra touches to ensure festive harmony.
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