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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2000
Page
9
A fragment mentions sulf a drugs and sulfites with allergy concerns and asks for scientific studies. It references a Dr Goit at 200 Madison Ave New York NY 10016 and discusses traditional medical practice and therapy for arthritis. The text is fragmentary and requests inquiry on the potential therapeutic phenomenon.
Homemakers clubs announce an event at a park on November 28 from 1 to 3 PM and again in the evening from 6 to 8 PM at Church of the Nazarene with prizes. Tickets cost 3.50 at the door or from Frederick County Homemakers Club president. Call Gerry Krantz at 301-662-5852 for more details.
Frederick author Bryan Anderson publishes adventure novel Nickels featuring a fearless protagonist in a peril filled quest through historic streets and hidden markets. The story blends local flavor with fast paced action as clues drive a race across towns and time.
A 15 year old writes about a thirteen month relationship while a mother relies on drugs and pushes anger at her son. The letter discusses feeling like an outcast, uninvited neighbors, and changing dress rules over 28 years amid guidance needs.
Helen Sheppard is installed as incoming president at the Frederick County Homemakers Club fall board meeting. Betty Thompson, county membership chairwoman, assists in the ceremony.
Message urges making peace with a daughter in Las Vegas. The writer contemplates inviting family to the wedding with a plan for best man and maid of honor roles. Encourages sending a letter or call to arrange harmony and asks readers to consider distance and attendance.
A report shows private rooms average 70 per year with varied services in assisted living centers, while full service nursing homes cost about half again as much. Residents often relocate within 15 miles and families stay nearby. About one third move to nursing homes, and occupancy exceeds 60 percent with around half of residents having some Alzheimer’s disease.
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