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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2000
Page
5
Dear Dr Gott answers concerns about prolonged Prilosec use linked to stomach tumors in animals. He cautions doctor guidance for continued use and possible alternatives. He also discusses rheumatic fever and suggests throat culture and blood tests for strep with antibiotic therapy if positive.
Parents struggle with daily chores as they age. Community programs run by area agencies on aging and health departments offer meals, visiting nurses, home health care, and screenings. A private case manager can guide and coordinate services when home care isn’t enough, though costs vary from 20 to 100 dollars per hour.
The column addresses readers facing boundary issues with in laws and a daughter who visits too often. Advice emphasizes setting specific visit times, limiting repeat intrusions, and planning firmer rules to preserve privacy and reduce tension. The piece reflects the usual Dear Abby tone and practical household guidance.
A fragmentary, satirical sketch contrasts Bush and Gore as high school figures. It notes Bush in cowboy boots with initials, Gore as the class clown and ram leader, calling Gore an Aries and Bush a Cancer. It quotes campaign-y lines and hints at their “all-American” personas.
The excerpt notes podiatrists recommend changing shoes if foot problems arise from exercise. Worn shoes lose cushioning and shock absorption. replace every 350 to 500 miles or about three months. Heat and sunlight can harden material and reduce shock absorption.
Dr Wallace counsels Joan, 19, and Roberto, 23, married plans after seven months of dating in the Same company. Parents oppose interfaith union. columnist advises sustained contact and gestures to ease opposition. Past letters show such tactics often soften parents as a grandchild arrives.
Excerpt notes that duvets provide warmth in winter and light weight in summer, often replacing blankets and top sheets. Paired with a fitted bottom sheet, they simplify bed making, requiring only a light shake each morning. Covers can use extra-wide sheeting or easy-care fabric, with seam work to achieve desired width.
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