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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1985
Page
17
A columnist invites 90 000 readers to answer whether they prefer being held close and treated tenderly over sexual acts. Respondents must state yes or no and include age, with the goal of revealing female attitudes toward intimacy and desire beyond explicit acts.
Ann Landers reports over 90000 reader responses to a sex life poll. readers describe personal experiences from Canada Europe Tokyo Hong Kong Bangkok and Mexico City with many long letters. she notes stereotypes about men as lovers and promises to print results and excerpts next issue.
Dear Heloise explains that wood furniture can be washed with mild soap and warm water but must not be drenched. Work on small areas, dry thoroughly between sections, then wax after washing. If dull, wax buildup may be removed with soap and water or a furniture cleaner.
A home tip outlines a cleaner using one teaspoon olive oil and one teaspoon turpentine in a quart of warm water to wipe natural wood furniture then buff with a dry cloth and wax lightly. Also shared is a tip for handling small postage stamps by keeping rolls on hand and using the last stamps promptly to pay monthly bills.
Actress Valerie Armstrong discusses fitness routines, diet, and naps while juggling work on Santa Barbara and prior roles. She cites varied, enjoyable exercise like hiking with dogs and swimming to music, plus naps as a key recharge. She shares skin care, sugar-free choices on tour, and a love of travel as relaxation.
A Syracuse pediatrician involved in a CDC pilot study warns parents not to give aspirin for flu symptoms. The study found children given aspirin during flu or chicken pox were 12 to 25 times more likely to develop Reye's Syndrome, which can progress to coma. Upstate Medical Center doctors note about ten to six cases yearly and urge acetaminophen like Tylenol for fever. Researchers say aspirin is not proven a cause but a risk factor and continue study.
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