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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2001
Page
10
Reader asks about Teflon injections for vocal cords and seeks second opinions from an ENT. Also covers long term Xanax use, Lou Gehrig's disease basics, treatment, prognosis, and where to send questions to Dr Gott.
January thoughts from Homemakers clubs highlight member roles and community projects. Walkersville reports December meeting at Cozy Restaurant with Mary Leisenring new president, singing by George Brachey, readings, and games. A club Christmas open house raised funds for 4-H Presents. 45 dollars donated. Calendar lists Feb events and the 79th Annual Meeting at the 4-H Camp Center on Jan 22 and 1-2 p.m. Jan.
A fragment from page C-1 references Laura Bush and a strong red gem, hinting at a discussion of prominent first ladies and related symbolism in the civic or cultural context.
Dear Abby advises choosing family over a stranger's wedding after a life saving doctor referral. The reader faces hurt feelings from a granddaughter's award ceremony versus attending a doctor’s son’s wedding out of state. The column honors Dr. King and cites nonviolence as a guiding principle.
Reader asks if online only drugstores are safe and cost effective. Answer warns to use only reputable sites that follow doctor orders and require proper dispensing. Local pharmacists provide face to face advice, prescription history checks, and quicker reaction queries, FDA cautions against miracle cures or unlabeled drugs online.
A reader from Memphis asks how to handle a friend exposing secrets, while a Oklahoma City correspondent seeks tips on overcoming public speaking anxiety. Dr Wallace replies with advice to protect confidences, question sources, and build confidence through practice, audience engagement, and calm preparation. He emphasizes that nerves fade once the speech begins and shares basic coping steps.
Collectors seek wide neckties from the late sixties and early seventies noting bold colors and patterns. The Hamann collection includes vintage cuff links tie bars from the 1933 and 1939 worlds fairs and unique items like a cowboy boot themed bar and a tiny rhinestone flashbulb camera. He wears vintage clothing when possible and keeps a vow not to wear ties younger than his age, with the newest pieces being 1950s to early 60s.
Fashion notes mark a shift toward movement friendly couture with elegant wraps and affordable off the rack options. Dress costs start around one hundred fifty dollars excluding shoes, while designer gowns run into thousands. Tuxedo prices range from four hundred fifty to three thousand for purchase and seventy five to one hundred fifty for a one night rental. Local shops report slow tuxedo sales with many visitors renting or delaying orders until the last moment.
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