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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1997
Page
5
Dear Dr Gott explains that influenza vaccination has not been proven to cause flu and suggests seeking diagnosis from a teaching hospital neurology clinic for unexplained neurological symptoms. Other letters discuss a teen's deep sleep and when medical advice is warranted.
Senior Forum readers are cautioned that while annuities carry risk insurers often win. The writer advocates variable annuities for more choices and mortality coverage, warns of higher costs, and suggests no forced annuitization and regular withdrawals. It also proposes using term life to supplement survivor income and notes risks if a spouse dies first.
Dear Abby recounts a family’s journey with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. The local Alzheimer's Association provided guidance, evaluation support, and care placement help, with hotline and memory walk details and a hopeful note about their slogan Someone to Stand by You.
A reader asks how to cope with being overweight at 15 and unmotivated to diet. A nutritionist and therapist advocate positive self-image, activity, and gradual weight management to boost social life, self-esteem, and motivation, noting that acceptance often precedes lasting change.
A glimpse of Amish life in northwest Indiana and northeast Armstrong counties reveals a self supporting community near Smicksburg and Dayton. Visitors find horse drawn travel, handmade furniture, quilts and eight Amish shops plus museums and an authentic family style Amish wedding feast.
The 40th Springs Folk Festival runs October 3 and 4 with demonstrations in bread baking rail splitting maple syrup making and steam powered gear. Crafts and foods in Pennsylvania Dutch style plus banjo Dutchman and vocal performances and an 1800s life pageant. Admission 4 adults 1 children 5 12 free under 5. Contact 814-662-4158 or 314-662-2051.
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