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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1999
Page
15
Dear Dr Gott advises the daughter to drop the chiropractor, evaluate with orthopedic or neurosurgical specialists, and consider a pain clinic for a multidisciplinary plan. He notes prescription medicines may worsen fatigue and supports physical therapy, injections, massage, acupuncture, hypnosis, and alternative therapies, with surgery as last resort.
The piece profiles Ghandi's simple possessions, his commitment to nonviolence, education, and vegetarianism. It notes his hunger strikes amid Hindu Muslim violence, his daily reading of the Quran, Bible and Gita, and his influence on figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Albert Einstein. It also covers the Shanti Randia group, the Gandhi monument project, and Mendez's two week India visit informing the sculpture.
A writer group maintains interest in vintage machines with 350 members and a dedicated web site. Collectors value machines under 400 dollars with many under 100, while accessories like tins fetch attention. Some enthusiasts, like Pinne, still rely on typewriters for transcription work and labeling, despite attempts to switch to computers.
Nancy Mitchell Autio coauthors a tribute book drawn from her mother’s cancer battle. The collection features stories of patients and families facing illness with courage and grace, offering compassion and wisdom for life and death battles.
An elderly man describes selling his home to fulfill his wife's retirement dream, her stroke and remote location strain finances, and he seeks Abby's advice on staying near help. He considers renting or moving closer to family while his home remains unsold. A second reader reflects on a personal motto for resisting alcohol and smoking.
A widow urges self preservation for lonely retirees abandoned by adult children. She recounts a son who rarely visits and suggests practical steps: reach out to grandchildren and their spouses, visit them, gift tokens, and share photos. Consider moving to a retirement community and joining a senior center, church friends, and new social networks to build lasting support.
The National Air and Space Museum in Washington displays The Soviet Challenge in Space Illustrating the Threat, a 12 painting series with six newly declassified works. It marks the first public showing from the Defense Intelligence Agency Military Art Collection, which holds over 1,100 items by five DIA artists between 1965 and 1989. Admission is free, call 202-357-2700 for details.
A reader seeks guidance on reporting abuse by a stepfather to school officials and obtaining help. Dr Wallace and contributors advise involving parents and the school counselor. Other letters discuss dating rules and long distance relationships with mixed opinions and supportive notes from teens Molly and Dotty.
Martha Frick Symington Sanger, Frick’s great granddaughter, lectures on Henry Clay Frick and his art collection at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown on Sunday October 3 at 3 p.m. A reception hosted by the Singer Society follows. The talk covers Frick’s links to masterpieces and his life including the impact of personal tragedy on his collecting. For details call 3077395727 or visit washcomuseum.org.
Forty eight players competed in the Frederick Bridge Club event on September 27. In Flight A north-south, first place went to Donald Wagner and Doris Klein. second to Lowell Phillips and Rodney Walser. third to Bob Dickinson and Ralph Maier. fourth to Carl Herrick and Emma Eaton. fifth to Donald Little and Deverle Ashley. Flight B saw Fred Wagner and Helen Swanson taking fourth, while John Hartwell and Charlotte Rupert were second in Flight C. East-west Flight 4 winners were Ted Barvard and Jack Sherwood. second went to Robert Freed and Sherman Kahan. third to James Eaton and Jim Occhipinti, with Ronald Clawson and Lynn Boardman tied for fourth and fifth with Joe Huang and Richard Evans. Second in Flight B were Ray Bloom and Gary Weld. third went to Fannie Johnson and Mike Shaw. Third in Flight C was Gladys Jacobson and Pegey Langlykke. A regular game is scheduled for Monday October 4 at 7:15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion.
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