Dermoid cysts and eye to lung medical guidance
Reader letters discuss benign ovarian dermoid cysts wrapped around a kidney. Surgeons aim for complete removal with conservation when possible, given low cancer risk. Additional surgery considered if remnants cause symptoms. Other questions cover vision loss and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IPF, with advice to see specialists, avoid school withdrawal, and pursue lung specialist care and supportive treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DI. Gott
Iitel
DR. Gott
Rmader
Retirees advocate yearly visits with old friends
A reader urges seniors to prioritize annual reunions with three retired couples. The letter describes each pair bringing faith, adventure, or intellectual stimulation, making 10 to 15 days yearly a precious rekindling of friendship and memory. It suggests simple venues and a proactive first approach to rekindle lifelong bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syorkd
Wwe
Iite
Lakeside State Park
Sormeone
Ruader
Students craft guitars in class learning by hand
Mulcahy and classmates assemble guitars from supplied parts paying fees for materials. They practice fret slots, bending sides to exact shapes, and compare electric and acoustic models. Teacher Mr Myers notes the project teaches skill and appreciation for finished instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulcahy
Seames
Mr. Myers
Holden
Jones
Mr Myers
Domestic violence and male victims gain attention and aid
Abigail Van Buren outlines resources for male victims of domestic violence, citing a CDC survey and SAFE. The letter discusses awareness, training for authorities, and a brochure for male victims, with donation details and contact information included. Additional readers share wedding escort concerns and guidance on solo aisle walks.
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Abby
Centers For Disease Control
SAPE
Eyecyonn
Safehall
Safe Algo
Wickimis
Tualatin
SAFE
Phuap Cook
Philip
Randolph
Neb
Pauline Phillips
Jeanne Phillips
Abigail van Buren
Household items threaten pets during poison prevention week
The ASPCA warns pet owners coast to coast during National Poison Prevention Week that common items such as chocolate onions pennies and certain plants can harm or kill cats and dogs. The center offers guidelines to keep foods medicines and products out of reach and urges immediate help if poisoning is suspected.
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Aspca Afiicant Poison Control Center
Durin
Deven Henge
Aspca Animal Poises Control Center
Hansen
ASFCA
Animal Poison Control Center
ASPCA
Selerinsey
Urbana
Animal Poison Central Center
Aspen
Abilene Tops Best Cities for Women 2002 Ranking
Abilene is named No 1 in Ladies Home Journal's Best Cities for Women 2002. The ranking covers culture climate commute air and water quality voting rates marriage and divorce data single-woman to single-man ratios and even toilet counts. Abilene officials welcome the recognition noting the city’s small-town feel and supportive environment for women. Virginia Beach Boston and Honolulu follow in the national list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Journal
Abilene
Ifestyle
Mace Garel Hoogatra
Maggot Gilman
Ladies’ Tone Journal
National Greanie and Atmospheric Administration
Ladies* Home Journal
U. i Cherieston
W.va
Vir Nia Beach
Boston
Honolulu
Weww.lnj
Life after heartbreak and a warning on parenting choices
A reader shares heartbreak after a breakup and Dr Wallace counsels that recovery varies by person. Another letter recounts surviving five years after separation, finding strength, while a parent asks for tips to keep a daughter from drugs and receives guidance on harmful encouragement and supervision gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wallace
San Francisco
Sant Francisco
Kyle
Joan
Porterville
Calif
Daniele
Danielle
Greenville
Wallace
Scinswick
Chemical People Institute of
Bostan
Liberation of the Black Mind Weekend at Hood College
Hood College hosts Liberation of the Black Mind events March 22 to 24 featuring Amiri Baraka as keynote speaker. Activities include poetry readings, a fashion show, Caribbean cuisine, live music, panels on race and racism, a Panther Party tribute, and worship services. All events free. contact numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnd
Whitaker Campus
Rosenstock Hall
Whitaker
America
Rogenstack Hall
Max G
Baraka
Ian Cafeman Chapel
Coblentz
Coffman Chapel
Cen
Waynesboro Victorian Tea Hosted by Historical Society
The Waynesboro Historical Society invites guests to a Victorian tea at the 182 Queen Annie state House. The event runs Saturday and Sunday, features tea, finger foods, flowers, music, and period decor, with a needlework display. Attendees may wear hats and period outfits. seating is limited. Reserve by sending $12.50 to 128 W Main St, Waynesboro PA 17246. Call 717-764-1797 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Annie State Oller Housa
Historical Society
Waynesboro Historical Society
Society
W. Main St
Waynesboro
Moore
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Kent S. Collins
S Guitars
Che Hrederick Newo Tlast Tour Community Newspaper
Dear Abby Abligall van Buren
Scripps Mowned News Service
Denard Grove
Spring Ridge
Middletown
Yelluw
Ballenger Creek
Walkersville
Enue Finess
Seeaperel
Fred Coxsay Pape
EE Ea
Robert Wallace, Ed
Liberation of
Hood
Mr. Baraka
Newark
Howard
Rutgers
Columbia University
New School For
Guggenstein
Rockefeller Foundations
Langston Hughes
Astley Washington
Atlyn Smith
Frederick
Tollhouse Ave
Frederick, MD
Pa. Historical Society
Waynesboro Pad
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