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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1997
Page
8
Dear Dr Gott notes that caffeine can worsen PMS symptoms in some women when consumed before menstruation, while others find coffee or tea or soda helps. Reactions vary, so track personal response and adjust intake accordingly.
News notes on local Extension Homemakers Clubs including organizing papers, saving tax documents, and planning upcoming lessons like Team Nutrition. Reports from Urbana and Mid-Valley groups cover meetings, anniversaries, community projects, seminars, and calendar items with contact numbers 894 1599 and 694 1599 for club locations and registrations.
A mother criticizes her daughter's engagement after two years living with her partner, threatening not to attend the wedding or fund it. Abby advises reversing the harsh stance to maintain family ties and possible future grandchildren. The column also weighs gift etiquette and pronunciation of harassment.
Dear Senior Forum notes caregivers need relief as spouses age and illness grows. Well Spouse groups in New York provide air time for concerns and shared solutions, with many avenues of aid including adult day care, visiting nurses, homemaker services, and meals programs.
A reader asks how to get a boyfriend to be romantic. Advice suggests supplying a rotating list of sweet ideas to train him, then cautioning not to marry until romance is proven, with emphasis on expectations and compatibility. It notes that not all men are naturally romantic.
Lawmakers discuss a proposed specialty license for braiders to operate salons and mentor apprentices, aiming to boost welfare reform. Sponsors say licensing can create training and job opportunities, while officials note enforcement will wait until the bill passes.
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