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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1998
Page
12
The FDA approves two remedies for male hair growth. Propecia, a lower dose version of Proscar, offers modest regrowth with sexual side effects. Rogaine Extra Strength is effective only with continued use and costs about 29 dollars per month. Neither is for women.
A reader asks about how a stepchild could affect an estate and whether a surviving spouse or a future second death would leave assets to a partner. The adviser urges consult a lawyer to draft a will perhaps with a trust, ensuring assets go to the surviving spouse and detailing division after both spouses die, and to confirm mutual agreement on estate plans.
African Mosaique, created in 1993 by Anna Getaneh, raises funds for the Ethiopian Children's Fund. The show blends traditional and contemporary African fashion with Batoto Yetu dancers, aiming to aid underprivileged Ethiopian children. Proceeds from performances aid EDF programs in art, education, and outreach.
Dear Abby columns cover storage of medications citing bathroom heat and humidity risks and advise kitchen storage away from sun and children. A reader outlines Denial of Passport procedures to block a parent from removing a child abroad, with contact details for the passport office. The page includes comments on CFIDS debates and notes a bridge club results and an upcoming game at the Frederick American Legion.
Anthony Mark Hankins grows from seven year old sewing for his mother to lead designer at JCPenney. The book Fabric of Dreams traces his rise from a small New Jersey town to Paris couture and a $40 million company before 30. He now lives in Dallas and appears on Home Shopping Network.
Reader asks if a girl can be sporty yet feminine. Dr Janet Hyde notes many tomboys lead. confident, rewarding careers. Jennifer says 5 percent of anorexia nervosa cases are male. family pressure to succeed drives many cases among males and females.
A traveler's sketch of Door County Wisconsin in May covers blossoming orchards and the Festival of Blossoms. It spotlights Shipwrecked brewery in Egg Harbor, Bayou on Third in Sturgeon Bay, Black Walnut Guest House in Sturgeon Bay, and Edgewood Orchard Galleries. It notes artist Wenceslao Martinez from Oaxaca, Mary and Jeff Serafico’s B&B, and local gallery openings ending with Irene Pamperin Haberland’s Door County gallery roots.
For more information about Door County places mentioned in the story call Martinez Studios at (920) 823-2154 Shipwrecked Brewery and Restaurant at (920) 868-2767 Black Walnut Guest House at (920) 743-8892 Bayou on Third at (920) 743-3033 Edgewood Orchard Galleries at (920) 868-3579.
A travel expert from Johnson & Wales highlights free and low cost attractions across Boston Cape Cod Central Florida New York City and San Diego. Read about free museum nights park concerts and self guided tours plus area contacts for Boston Cape Cod Orlando New York and San Diego visitors bureaus.
Virginia Opera partners with Williamsburg Winery to host Opera in the Vineyards on Saturday June 13. Tours begin at 4 p.m. with a wine tasting, then a casual concert at 7 p.m. Tickets are 15 adults 10 students free for children under 6, 12 in advance, wine tasting 50. call 757-623-1223 for details.
Disney World venues in Atlanta Baltimore and Boston face scheduling shifts as teams migrate through major cities including Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Dallas. Organizers plan multiple events across these hubs with tentative dates and travel logistics for teams and staff.
Join us for a special Dairy Scrapbook edition celebrating Frederick County’s 250th anniversary. The issue features historical dairy farming facts, archival photos, and retrospective stories on pioneers of the region’s leading agricultural industry. Test your Bovine I Q and explore heifers, dairy farming history, and local family ties.
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