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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1992
Page
22
Dear reader article explains that recurring mouth ulcers arise from several causes including aphthous stomatitis and herpes virus infections. It notes treatments such as topical anesthetics, cortisone paste, tetracycline mouthwash, and antiviral therapy, while warning ulcers may recur and advising medical evaluation to identify and treat the underlying cause.
Ovarian cancer affects about 1 in 70 U S women with roughly 20 500 new cases and 12 400 deaths in 1990. Early diagnosis gives an 85 percent survival rate. Symptoms are subtle and a pelvic exam with imaging and tissue analysis guides detection and treatment including surgery chemotherapy radiotherapy and biological therapy.
A reader recalls meeting Wilferd A Peterson and Merrit Lamb in Muskegon during 1914-1918 Boy Scouts era, noting Lamb’s WWI death and Peterson becoming an author and publisher. The letter also mentions personal career milestones in Chicago and New York, then shares a separate Abby exchange about a 9-year-old daughter’s sexual curiosity and a parental response recommending nonpunitive guidance and education.
A reader asks if retired couple can sell their long time residence on the Gulf Coast. The answer: yes, with care. A Wisconsin letter shows how to ease children by creating a photo album of memories from the house. It ends noting the home remains part of the family story even after sale.
Health officials urge checkups after age 40 and note breakthroughs can occur anytime. Ovarian cancer remains a focus of extensive research to understand causes and improve detection and treatment. For information contact a doctor or the Regional Cancer Therapy Center at 694 5580 for a booklet.
The Herbert Hoover presidential library in West Branch hosts Weird and Wonderful: Gifts Fit for a President. The show features 100 gifts to presidents from serious to astonishing, including a Madonna on a wooden egg for Bush and a beer-tab eagle for Ford.
Linda and a reader ask why frequent arguing happens. Dr Wallace replies that both parties focus on personal wants, showing immaturity, and urge compromise and using we us language to reduce fights. Gloria’s friend age issue is addressed with parental guidance to keep talks to peers your own age. HeidiShould call Mitchell to arrange a date if both are interested, even if apart in schools.
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