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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1991

Page

12

Inhaled fungus spores infect lungs explains histoplasmosis

Dear Dr. Gott explains that histoplasmosis is a global fungus common in river valleys. Most cases are mild or unnoticed, with recovery possible without therapy, while a subset requires treatment. diagnosis often relies on biopsy in endemic areas.

DR. Gott Mississippi Ohio River United States St. Louis

Natural toxins in foods spark Extension Homemakers talk

The Emmitsburg and Frederick County Extension Homemakers explored natural and man made toxins in foods, noting plant compounds and minerals can pose risks alongside beneficial effects. They discussed safety, consumer confidence, and caregiving topics, plus upcoming open houses and club milestones across Maryland communities.

Nature Emmitsburg Margaret Hahn Environmental Protection Agency Ruby Pyles Myersville Club Frederick County Glenn Kirkland Cassie Wilhide Lucille Beale Homemakers Kathryn Jenkins Billie Frazier Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Barbara Yinger Home Call Patricia Tengel Frederick West South Street Rena Dorrell E. Church St Homemaker Council Maryland Frederick Fair Urbana Club Charlotte Montgomery Carol Myers Cassandra Corridon Barbara Lowery Eurath Ann Seickmann Lewistown J. Hyie Poole Haiti International Service Association INSA Anta Frederick City Mount Pleasant Walkersville Libertytown Margaret Burgee Pleasant Grove Jefferson Jefferson Club Laverne Heffner Souls On Fire Gospel Choir Myersville Esther Bittle Clover Hill

Read Aloud to Kids and Sun Safety Quiz Highlights

A reader discusses the benefits of reading aloud to children and cites The New Read Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease. The page also features a Dear Abby column on private room preservation after a relative's death, a pet antifreeze warning, and a Seventeen magazine sun safety quiz for teens with practical sunscreen guidance.

Abby Jim Trelease Penguin Rebecca Mehl-White Hornick Iowa Rebecca United States Canada Great Britain Japan Australia Strickland Gillan

Should older adults drop life insurance for retirement

Question about retiring on a budget asks if two life insurance policies can be dropped to save about fifty dollars monthly. The answer cautions weighing wealth, debts, dependents, and future needs, noting policies may bridge gaps until Social Security and may fund caregiving or business disengagement. AARP cautions rise of solicitations and offers a free Life Insurance Product Report.

American Association of Retired Persons AARP Horace Deets K Street Washington, D.C

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