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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1999
Page
7
A 1940s era reader asks if quinine could have harmed her unplanned child after abortion was unavailable. Dr Gott reassures that quinine did not harm the daughter and urges releasing guilt, noting past social shame and shared resilience. The column also addresses a husband's rapid death from pancreatic cancer and explains current cancer limits and hope for vaccines.
A wife recounts decades of responsibilities and neglect as she and her husband near retirement. She recalls the playful, devoted partner she loved giving way to work pressures and silence. The column suggests reestablishing lines of communication, citing reconciling a de facto divorce and seeking family counseling as retirement approaches.
Nellie Braken and Jools Bell discuss a new game using pewter tokens shaped like hats boots and cattle brands. Kirk promotes and ships the game from Side Saddle in Carmel Mountain Ranch San Diego while Lifetime considers a Cowgirls themed game show. The creator says the product aims to foster openness among women and families while delivering lighthearted fun.
Dear Abby emphasizes carrying identification and medical information at all times to aid responders during emergencies. Readers share experiences of unstable relations and single parenting, underscoring the value of preparation and support from family while navigating choices about marriage and childcare.
AAP and pediatricians warn that students carry excessive loads with many using wheels or oversized packs. In Atlanta Centennial Place Elementary, pupils lug 15 pound suitcases and 50 pound agendas, risking back pain and injuries. experts urge proper pack fit, even weight distribution, shorter lists, and better locker access to reduce strain.
A wide range of teens weigh in on whether cheerleaders are athletes with two thirds of high schoolers agreeing. The survey also reveals attitudes about respect at school and notes modest support among boys and girls alike.
Grammar experts urge parents to enforce standard English at home to curb deteriorating language skills. Teachers note many high school graduates struggle with basic grammar and misuse I and me. Hotline services in Virginia Beach and Oklahoma offer guidance, citing celebrity misuse and casual speech as drivers of the problem.
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