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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1987
Page
10
In a forthright letter, Dr Peter Gott defends medical ethics and the professional equality of male and female doctors. He argues sexism harms patients, notes confidentiality and chaperone practices, and urges education and open dialogue. He offers a Health Report giveaway and instructions to request it.
A reader questions penalties when earning while retired and the earnings test. A columnist and correspondent discuss retirement age effects on benefits, noting 70 and older face no cuts, while 65 to 69 see reductions until earnings exceed thresholds. The piece explains the test’s rationale and calls for reform.
A teens column reprints hiccup remedies sent by readers from Michigan City to Seattle. Sugars with water, breath holding, cloth-filtered water, raw egg with onion and horseradish, peanut butter, caffeine drinks, and tongue twisters are offered, with skepticism about scientific validity. Warren’s tongue-twister scare tactic closes the note.
A collection of readers seek advice on teen birth control, marital bed practices, seating dynamics in restaurants, and conversation with a parent. Abby urges open discussion, safe sex, and negotiation of sleeping arrangements, noting dining room layouts influence seating choices.
The Jonathan Hager House and Museum hosts A Christmas Unusual through December 27 featuring long forgotten Christmas customs and legends from Europe and immigrant traditions. Curator John Nelson notes displays include Glastonbury Thorn and Plow Sunday with hours Tuesday to Saturday 10 am to 4 pm and Sundays 1:30 to 4:30. The 1739 two story stone house sits over twin springs and served as fort and trading post. For more info call 739-8393.
A NYU Medical Center specialist warns that holiday dangers rise for infants and toddlers. Three factors heighten risk: exciting surroundings, exploratory mouthing, and parental busyness. The Health Letter lists areas to secure like leftovers, cords, lights, plants, decorations, spray snow, gifts, fireplace colors, and visits to nonchildproofed homes.
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