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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2001
Page
7
Dear reader this medical explainer contrasts TIAs and strokes. It notes that TIAs involve temporary blockage that resolves quickly while strokes cause lasting brain injury and possible death. It covers diagnosis methods Doppler ultrasound CT or MR scans, and treatment with aspirin and risk factor control.
Frederick County Homemakers began in 1921 joining University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service for broader learning. The clubs plan new fair ticket and parking setups, garden displays, and privacy regulation awareness while continuing summer programs, farm safety, and community events through 80th anniversaries and new member welcomes.
Sun’s rays feature discusses Polanted sunglasses targeting cyclists hikers and skiers. Cummings explains the two glass lenses with a film reduce horizontal glare like a Venetian blind. Kate Spade notes LV standards matter but style also sells. Spade says sunglasses are personal and big lenses deter sun while making a statement. She carries two pairs in her purse one round 41st frame and one square.
Dear Abby advises alerting the neighbor’s wife and local police about witnessed abuse to protect privacy, while avoiding telling the wife immediately about past incidents. The column recounts a reader’s discomfort after former abuse and peeping incidents, and stresses seeking professional help to move forward.
In a Dear Senior Forum excerpt, writers debate whether grandparents should focus on time and shared moments rather than gifts. They recall memories of grandparents playing catch, cooking, and making moments, while noting modern generosity can feel insufficient without attention.
A reader from Sanford asks about finishing high school via Seminole Community College and notes family problems. The column urges attending SSC if accepted to earn a diploma, stressing education for a better future amid student queries on acne and teacher gender perceptions.
Frank Smoot recalls joining the Brotherhood of the Jungle Dock since 1939 amid snowbound travel in his Model A. The group traces to 1940 founder Frank Bentz, with memorial pond on Md 77 near Thurmont and a legacy of hunter safety talks in Frederick and Harford counties.
The Brotherhood of the Jungte Cock grew from a 1938 effort by Frederick and Joe Brooks to foster outdoor sport, with J Hammond Brown as outdoor editor and Gus Day treasurer. The group educated youths, funded gear, and sponsors aimed to help needy boys pursue fishing adventures and conservation.
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