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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1998
Page
8
The reader asks if monthly B12 injections could aid a 92 year old with dementia and neuropathy after stopping injections for pernicious anemia. The doctor argues B12 cannot reach toxic levels and supports reintroducing monthly shots, noting benefits may depend on overall health and quality of life.
A letter describes a daughter moving her dying father to her house for care. Visitors rotate to provide company, conversation, and comfort in a well set room, with careful scheduling and concern for his welfare. Readers are invited to share similar caregiving experiences.
Gallean, a 30 year old La Rochelle native, runs a family shoe business with Regis Guilloux and Virginie Guilloux. He notes models must endure high heels and platforms, often needing heel reductions and quick refits at The Four Seasons. He emphasizes professional poise and the saying no pain no gain as part of the fashion runway culture.
Hagerstown author Marsha L. Fuller completes two works. The first, African American Manumissions of Washington County Maryland, collects slave emancipation documents from 1800 to 1862 and includes Civil War diaries, a German speech, canal worker notes, and a 1831 American Farmers Almanac article on Liberia. The second, Naturalizations of Washington County Prior to 1980, compiles vital statistics for over 1,700 immigrants, with birthplaces, departure ports such as Havre de Grace, Hamburg, and Liverpool, arrivals via Baltimore, and historical articles on local German newspaper and cholera riots. Contact Desert Sheik Press for more information.
Dear Abby relates a gift shop dispute where a friend used an instruction sheet to solve a puzzle and claim the entire cheesecake. Abby splits the cheesecake, notes the deceit, and advises fairness. Also included are queries about hosting a bridal shower and drugs confiscated in arrests with police procedure.
A 19 year old seeks marriage advice about Susan who loves her ex and has a baby. Doug advises against marrying someone who loves another, and suggests continuing to date while seeking a partner who loves him back. The column also discusses Howard University and lists notable historically black colleges for further study comparisons.
An overview explains causes such as faulty valve function and factors like obesity, pregnancy, and prolonged standing. It covers self care, when to seek treatment, and multiple procedures from ambulatory phlebectomy to vein stripping, laser, or sclerotherapy, noting recurrence rates and insurance coverage.
Americans watching the pope's Cuba coverage eye trips 90 miles away. Some seek Varadero beaches and Havana nightlife while others fear enforcement and costs. Licenses from the Treasury Office, limits of $100 daily, and visas shape how and if travel happens.
Towson University offers two summer 1998 trips led by a professional geographer. England Scotland tour departs June 15 returns June 26 visiting London Stonehenge Bath and more at 2595 double occupancy. Ireland tour July 16 28 includes Dublin Newgrange Glendalough and Cliffs of Moher priced 2490. contact Jim DiLisio for details.
Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church sponsors a July 21 to August 5 tour of Great Britain visiting England Scotland Wales and Ireland with three days in London. Cost 2898 includes airfare from Dulles hotels land transport tour guide and most meals. Reservations and deposits due by March 31. Call 301-845-8914 for details.
The Frederick News-Post offers Sound Soanree as a free service providing local news briefs and community updates. Readers access quick summaries, event notices, and quick reads drawn from the day's happenings in Frederick and surrounding areas. The service emphasizes timely, accessible information for residents and visitors.
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