Wax buildup causes hearing loss and safe removal tips
Ear wax is produced to protect the eardrum but can become impacted, especially with twisted canals or excessive ear hair. Avoid cotton swabs as they push wax inward and can rupture the drum. A professional can remove wax after lubricating with oil or wax-softening products. hydrogen peroxide weekly can help prevent impaction. Bee pollen is not a cure all and has caused allergic reactions. avoid use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Gott
Marine
Annals of Allergy
Returning to Work After a Heart Attack Advice Card
The writer recommends consulting an accountant and doctor to assess retirement viability and health, plus a therapist for marriage costs. A new handbook offers practical questions: can he return to prior work, need rest, or shift to reduced hours? Consider commute, housing near work, coworker dynamics, and a gradual part-time return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.N
Florence Weiner
Matthew H.M. Lee
Harriet Bell
The
Berkeley Publishing Group
Dear Abby letters show debts and wedding etiquette humor
Ex-bean's debt raises questions of responsibility and possible small claims options while Abby advises writing off the loss. A reader asks about wedding invitation wording for a third marriage with a first wife, and another recalls a satirical payoff to a delivery problem in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mike
Small Claims Court
Las Vegas
W.J.F
Detroit
Vacation puts anniversary plans on hold
A 16 year old girl asks parents to allow a Oregon trip on July 24 to celebrate a one year steady anniversary with her boyfriend. Parents refuse to discuss the issue, despite family trips and church ties. Dr. Wallace suggests reconsideration and keeping a celebration, even if not on the exact date. A comparison to Queen Elizabeth’s birthday is offered as perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wallace
Oregon
Karen
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Queen Elizabeth of England
Great Britain
Allison
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Frederick Bridge Club June 20 results and upcoming drill
Thirty players joined the Frederick Bridge Club regular game. North-South winners were Ron Clawson and Sid Bloom. second place Evelyn Krantz and Gladys Jacobsen. third Jim Eaton and Jim Occhipinti. East-West winners were Bill Selzer and Hilda Poirier. second Anita Crawford and Helen Swanson. third Emma Eaton and Rocky Norris. A North American open pairs qualifying game is set for June 27 at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Clawson
Sid Bloom
Evelyn Krantz
Gladys Jacobsen
Jim Eaton
Jim Occhipinti
Bill Selzer
Hilda Poirier
Anita Crawford
Helen Swanson
Emma Eaton
Rocky Norris
Frederick American Legion
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Peter Gott
Kent S. Collins
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Times Mirror Square
Los Angeles
News-Post
Ungs
Francis Scott Key
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Ex-bean
Ohio
NEW Direction
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Seventh Street
Frederick
Maryland
Kine Media
W. Seventh St
Tween
Robert Wallace
Frederick Noets
Valerie Lorenz
West
Patrick St
Linda
Arene Ema
Laisa
Peal
Toll House Avenue
Deborah Expres
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