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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2001
Page
7
A reader asks about recurring breast pain before menses and Dr Gott explains harmless breast cysts and hormonal cycles as a common cause. The column also addresses milk myths with balanced notes on calcium, osteoporosis risk, and benefits of low fat milk.
The 79th annual Frederick County Homemakers meeting is set for April 18 at the 4H Camp Center Basford Road. Tickets cost 9 with Betty Falkenstein 301-293-2882. deadline April 4. Guest speaker Dar ry Batson of Head Start and Literacy programs will headline.
Sweatshop members claim free labor saves the school thousands while costumes are reused for future productions. Mrs. Rhoades notes only one professional seamstress, Aram Hams, supports the group as others cut, sew, and assemble hooks and eyes. The social gathering includes meals and shared work, with members such as Rainy Rhoades, Sandy Byres, Linda Cunezo, Sonja Scolera, and many others.
A letter writer describes both spouses taking multiple prescriptions causing weakness and cognitive issues. A doctor reduces meds and the symptoms improve within two weeks. The piece ends with Abby advising care and caution for readers without reliable caregivers. Carl Brow from North Carolina praises justice past and reflects on civil rights progress.
The article explains that older adults who participate in social relationships tend to have better health. It notes multiple venues for contact such as religious groups and organizational meetings. It also comments on communicating health needs to an ill or homebound elder sister and the challenges involved.
Designers and critics discuss how Juliette Binoche Catherine Zeta Jones and others might dress for the Oscars with Asian inspirations international gowns and daring statements. insights favors classic safe choices for morning after appearances and mentions Charlize Theron and Jennifer Lopez among presenters.
New York, AP says Clinton T Greenleaf urges readers to adopt the right professional appearance in A Gentleman's Guide To Appearance. The book lists a Clothes Checklist with suits, shoes, belts, raincoat, watch, umbrellas, and pen, plus buying advice and short chapters on each category.
An advice column cautions against teen pregnancy and emphasizes that love is not enough for lifelong commitment. It notes teens smoke and drink more as a counterpoint and cites a study by the World Health Organization and the University of Michigan, urging thoughtful decisions about future children and safety.
Rivers reflects on old studio days and the curtain rise moment while stars like Julia Roberts Sandra Bullock Drew Barrymore and Kate Hudson shape the current awards show fashion. Sharon Stone remains unmatched on red carpet says Joan and Melissa Richards.
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