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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1988
Page
31
Dear Reader explains TB risk is not strictly age related and is influenced by immune status. Adults 30 to 49 are not necessarily more susceptible than those 60 to 70. The piece also notes TB is treatable with antibiotics and reactivation can occur after other illnesses. For tongue tie, seek ENT evaluation. consider speech therapy if advised.
Kent 8 Collins presents a retirement planning checklist in question form. It links near family support, visits, climate, medical care, activities, pace, location, cost, crime, and unemployment, urging retirees to assess personal needs and tradeoffs before moving from a bedroom town.
Pam asks for clear evidence smoking causes disease. The column confirms smoking links to lung cancer heart disease chronic bronchitis and emphysema. one cigarette affects heartbeat blood pressure and lung blood flow. Tammy asks about Tom and Sue. Dr Wallace suggests personality matters and explains bat echolocation using high pitched voice unseen by humans.
A sailor in Keflavik, Iceland, credits Operation Dear Abby with introducing him to his future wife after six months of letters and leave home. A reader from Schaumburg thanks the column for uniting them, noting the morale boost for troops overseas. A Newport reader asks if a graduation announcement requires a gift. Abby clarifies that no gift is required.
Jim Appleman, a furniture repairman, buys broken statues at flea markets and restores them for hospitals and churches. He repaired a vandalized Virgin Mary at Holy Name Church using a child mannequin hands, and is now adding wings to angels at St Michael’s for a poor parish as the Rev Harkins praises him as a godsend.
Local historian Roger Keller presents an illustrated talk at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts on Sunday July 17 at 3 p.m. The free session covers July 5 to 14 1863 during Confederate retreat after Gettysburg with maps and scenes from Smuthsburg Hagerstown Williamsport Boonsboro and Punkstown. It marks the 125th Gettysburg anniversary and reviews routes and engagements. Call 739-0727 for details.
Author Jed Alexandria, writer of When War Passed This Way, will sign copies at Waldenbooks in Frederick Towne Mall on Saturday, July 9, from 1 36 to 3 30 p.m. Local shoppers can meet the author and obtain a personalized edition.
Plans are under way for the 37th annual Snow Ball sponsored by the Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The event at the Sheraton Don-Frederick on Saturday November 26 will feature two bands and the presentation of the 198% Snow Belles. Proceeds support hospital renovation and expansion of the Emergency Room.
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