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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1990
Page
8
Readers report LaPacho tea or Pau d Arco soaks cured toenail fungal infections and reduced long standing ankle swelling. The Dr Gott column notes no proven connection yet welcomes the positive outcomes. Doctors caution about drug interactions and advise patient specific medical guidance.
The piece urges framing elder interviews as vivid vignettes rather than rambling life stories. It advises locating meaningful moments, filming on location to evoke past places, and using cues like family photo albums to guide tape sessions while keeping sessions concise.
The AAFRC Trust for Philanthropy reports 1989 gifts totaled 114.7 billion, up 40.4 percent from 1988. Religious groups received nearly half, with individual gifts totaling 96.43 billion, and foundations 67 billion. Natural disasters boosted contributions, including 155 million to The Key Cross.
A reader seeks guidance on telling a son about his unknown father and past rape, and Abby advises honesty as the son deserves the truth. Additional letters discuss postage stamp costs and a same sex or long-term partner attending a high school reunion, with Abby offering practical wording and implications.
A reader asks about quitting drinking after a breakup. Dr Wallace warns alcohol worsens mood and suggests seeking help, citing a National Council on Alcoholism checklist and hotlines for NCA, AA, and AL ANON ALATEEN with numbers for immediate support and local meetings.
A Washington group says displaced homemakers face poverty and few opportunities. The National Displaced Homemakers Network cites Census figures showing a 12 percent rise to 15.6 million since 1980 and notes many must take part time or seasonal work while lacking training.
Overall winners were Sherman Kahan and Michael Meyers with Edith Elliott and Eunice Hicks second. Denise Clow and Sue Browning placed third. Charles Price and Al Kime fourth. Gladys Jacobsen and Lydia Falconer fifth. Maggie Warfield and Joan McGinnis sixth. Section placings list Jim Occhipinti with Rocky Norris third and Don with Carole Little fourth. Club meets 7:15 p.m. Mondays at the Frederick American Legion.
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