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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1998
Page
9
Dear Dr Gott explains that switching from cigarettes to pipes or cigars lowers risk but does not remove it, with death risk still markedly above nonsmokers, and that yellow dye No 5 is not proven to affect male fertility though overall sperm counts have declined for unknown reasons.
Reader asks if neck vein swelling signals heart trouble. Doctor notes congestive heart failure can cause neck vein swelling, fatigue, shortness of breath, leg edema, and sleeping difficulties. It emphasizes slow symptom development, aging risk, and need for medical evaluation plus treatments to ease causes and support heart function.
Ginno family notes how clutter and memories shape kids rooms while parents like Leslie Ginno and Robin Tatham coach cleanliness. Stories share lessons on training children early, balancing space for unorganized moments, and simple routines to ease headaches. Plus, a bridge club report lists winners and upcoming game date at the Frederick American Legion.
Dear Abby shares reader E T s report of sexual harassment on a plane and emphasizes notifying flight staff to change seats. The letter from Ric Turley argues for positive signs and fair treatment in advertising and customer service.
Narcolepsy affects over 250000 Americans causing daytime sleep attacks, sudden muscle weakness, and vivid dream related hallucinations. It is a central nervous system disorder with no cure but manageable symptoms through stimulant and antidepressant medications. Family support and understanding aid adaptation, and proper diagnosis often takes years due to symptom overlap with fatigue and mood.
In a column responding to Nameless from Pendleton Oregon and Sue from Houston, Dr Wallace explains that a 17 year old who graduates before turning 18 can qualify as an emancipated minor and legally leave without parental permission. The advice notes potential runaways may face legal action, but emancipation allows independent living after graduation.
The Charleston Museum, founded in 1773, marks its 225th anniversary by unveiling George Washington's silver christening cup donated by William Beaty. Crafted by Alexander Kincaid, the cup bears the initials JS and GW. A display of Egyptian artifacts from the British Museum is planned, with limited details on value.
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