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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2002
Page
5
Dear reader, asthma can range from life threatening to a nuisance. Avoid smoking and triggers like animal dander and dust. An allergist can identify factors, and treatment may include inhaled drugs or preventive medication. Discuss with a family physician to tailor avoidance and therapy for acute attacks.
A widow letters the Dear Senior Forum about her husband recovering from a heart attack at age. Advice covers medical clearance, safe job types, and how to handle transition back to work. Questions raised include commuting needs, colleagues' reactions, possible downsizing, and options for shorter hours.
A reader letter discusses teen miscarriage, early sexual activity, and effects on self esteem. Mothers and caregivers are urged to provide unconditional support and open communication while noting resources like Planned Parenthood for medical and emotional help.
Virginia Ellis crafts post Civil War tales of widows and veterans rebuilding lives in The Wedding Dress. Sisters plan a bridal gown for their youngest, Claire, while Broadway histories and fruit-growing guides pepper the catalog of new titles and author notes.
Travelers Aid International and AT T launched Kidscall to let homeless youths up to 23 call family or friends from 45 offices. In a two year Los Angeles area pilot nearly 4 thousand youths used the service, including an 18 year old who reconciled with her Cleveland parents. The program aims to reconnect runaways with home communities, guided by volunteers and staff across Travelers Aid offices since 1851.
NW YORK AP report on the Safe at Time With Stop-and-Think Sam program guiding families to store medicines in original labeled containers, lock them away, purge expired drugs, read labels with every dispensing, and keep iron supplements and vitamins out of children reach. It urges calling poison centers at 800-229-1222 for any suspected poisoning and notes the need for preparedness with iodine syrup or activated charcoal as advised.
The ad promotes RBS Facial Cream by pharmacist Robert Oldfond claiming wrinkle and skin tone improvements. It touts EBS as top selling in JCPenney stores nationwide and features a multi purpose BBS cream with a promise of lasting use and a guarantee, plus gift with purchase and a toll free number for details.
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