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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1999
Page
12
Dear Dr Gott notes no prescription drug reliably induces lactation in a menopausal wife and cautions that any method aimed at sexual stimulation must consider health risks. The answer also explains facial nerve injury from ear trauma and warns infections from body piercing.
A retiree’s social map emphasizes four strong bonds. First, family ties with middle-aged children and siblings help anchor a legacy. Second, friendships among peers emerge in volunteer work and clubs. Third, elders provide mentorship as examples of aging. Finally, work-based ties fade, underscoring the need for genuine, lasting connections.
Inmates are not welcome. space at the old Troup County Jail is now used by painters sculptors and photographers. The Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum in Lagrange promotes fine arts with midcareer artists from the Southeast and aims to challenge visitors, says curator Keith Rasmussen.
A reader in Ohio asks how to win back sisters after their mother changed her will leaving the reader the house and executor duties. Relatives were cut off but later visited again. the reader seeks balance between family ties and independence while avoiding manipulation. A second letter from New England discusses a wife wanting her father to move in with three children and a dog. An anonymous adviser urges alternatives like senior services or live-in help and promotes a compromise between spouses.
In a candid teens page feature Dr Wallace discusses nerds, love, and a football star father. A column explores teen discipline and the allure of redemption versus punishment, while a coffee versus tea debate prompts reader opinions.
A Greenwich Village murder uncovers a secret behind the untimely death of Joan Walsh as criminology professor Kimberly Stone investigates. The psychological thriller probes twisted sexuality and abuse, tracing a killer’s motive to silence knowledge of the past.
Maryland photographer Martin Heavner is selected for the Not-So-Still Life show in Annapolis. His color print Roundhouse Reflections will be shown at Government House from April 6 to June 6 with a reception on April 15. He also won three prizes at Allegany Arts Council’s February photography exhibit, including best in theme for Valentine’s Day. Heavner serves as president of the Frederick Camera Clique.
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