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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1988
Page
7
Dr Peter Gott explains Whipple's disease remains present despite antibiotics, with relief and remission possible but no cure with current methods. He notes ongoing antibiotic use can control symptoms and suggests support groups via Health Information Clearinghouse.
Readers ask about CDs with gimmicks such as variable rates and penalty free withdrawals. The answer explains why fixed-rate CDs remain appealing to seniors amid stock market volatility and notes banks may not need gimmicks to attract savers. It also offers guidance for grandparents helping a college grandson, including regular contact, visits, tutoring options, and supportive communication.
A teen asks Dr Wallace about a rude visiting friend and how to handle future encounters with him. Readers Sally and Jan discuss SAT fairness for girls, noting that first year college grades for females exceed males. The piece also cites The Second Kids World Almanac about Lincoln’s beard inspired by Grace Bedell.
A Baltimore reader protests Abby's Bearded in Boston answer about a grown man's beard and home living. The exchange prompts reflections on autonomy, family ties, and honesty in handling adult choices.
Weight loss and increased thirst in aged cats may signal diseases such as kidney disease diabetes hyperthyroidism or cancer. Regular vet checks every six to nine months help detect changes. weigh the cat every two to three months and note trends. Feeding quality foods supports health. local pet shop THE GROOMING ROOM FOR PETS offers fine brands and accessories.
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