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The Augusta News-Review - July 24, 1975 -
Linda Keyes Answers
Your Questions
Dear Linda,
Could you please answer
sone of the following
questions?
1. Could you give a
run-down on some of the
things a woman should do
before and after sex for
cleanliness and good hygiene?
2. My husband and I want
twins. We have heard of people
who take fertility drugs for
multiple births. What can you
tell us about this drug, its
effects on the fetus, places to
obtain this drug and other
information pertaining to its
use.
3. Do you have any
information on circumcision
and its advantages?
P.A.
Dear P.A.,
This letter contained several
questions. I’ll discuss at least
two of them and complete it in
my next column.
1. There is no special
preparation a woman should
do before and after sex. Being
selective about one’s sexual
partner is the main criteria for
feeling comfortable about your
personal hygiene. Some women
prefer to take a douche to
wash out some of the semen
that has been deposited in the
vaginal tract at the time of
ejaculation. This would prevent
having this discharge drain out
causing the underwear to be
damp and sticky. Douching
also lowers the chances of
getting V.D. Also, later - with a
bath you’ll feel good about
yourself.
In relating sexually -a clean
body, his favorite perfume, a
provocative gown are all
“stimulants” that will enhance
his desire and yours too in
relating and responding to him.
2. You cannot have twins
just because you want them.
Twinning runs in families.
Females in some families tend
to develop more than one
ovum (egg) at a time. If each of
these eggs are fertilized by the
male sperm, you will get twins.
So fraternal (not identical)
twins seem to run in the
mother’s side of the family
Identical twinning is not so
well understood and may run
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in either the father’s or the
mother’s line. Identical twins
are found by the splitting of
the fertilized ovum (one egg)
early in its development, so
that two individuals rather
than one grow from the same
fertilized egg. Once in about
every 97 pregnancies not one
baby but two are bom. Each
set of twins is one of 2 kinds:
IDENTICAL or FRATERNAL.
Identical twins are always of
the same sex, and they
resemble each other in every
inherited respect, because they
have identical chromosones
and they share a common
inheritance. Fraternal twins are
no more alike than any other
brothers and sisters, except
that they have been
“wombmates” for nine months
before birth.
More on multiple births and
fertility drugs, also information
on circumcision in my next
column.
L.K.
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VFW Post 3887
Receives Awards
By Stan Raines
In a recent ceremony,
several awards were presented
to Walter J. Jackson Post No.
3887 Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Robert L. Lowery, the post
commander received the
trophy for being the most
outstanding commander of all
posts within the 10th district.
Department of Georgia, he also
received the Century Club Cap
and a citation for signing up
100 members or more.
Charles L. Bland, post
quartermaster, received a
citiation for submitting the
most outstanding reports of
quartermasters within the year
74-75.
Lee Evans, junior vice
commander, received a
citiation, desk set and tie pin
set which was the third place
Scrapbook Award.
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the post received a plaque for
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obtaining membership of 100%
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14-Year-Old
Raped
An Augusta youth stated
that she was walking in the
Augusta Homes area July 17,
11:21 p.m. when she was
grabbed from behind and
forced into an upstairs hallway
at Augusta Homes and raped.
The man who attacked her
had a gun and was choking her
and tried to put her to sleep.
She was forced on the hall
floor where she was forced to
take off her clothes.
After the incident she was
taken to the hospital by her
mother. Examination showed
that it was possibly the first
time the girl had had sexual
intercourse.
The girl’s mother took out a
warrant against the suspected
rapist, who was picked up by
officers and charged with the
offense.
Man Beaten
Up for a
Dollar
Ray Henry Hudson, 2571
Dover St., was in the front
yard of his home July 7 at
around 11 p.m. when two men
came up and asked him for a
dollar. He told them he didn’t
have one and started back to
his house when the two men
tried to take his wallet.
He started running but the
men caught him and beat him
up. When officers arrived they
found that the fight had
started inside the house and
moved outside. Several empty
beer cans and 216 pints of
vodka were found in the house.
Just before the ambulance
arrived the complainant stated
that he knew the men who
beat him and that he would
take care of it. Hudson was
taken to Ft. Gordon Hospital
where he was checked for
broken ribs and a neck injury.
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reported sufficiently. (4) That
Johnson Publishing Co. will
employ bureau directors who
are sensitive to the programs of
SCLC and the others relevant
organizations that are striving
for the total liberation of Black
people.
(5) That Johnson Publishing
Co. will begin immediately to
devote adequate and fair
coverage to the civil rights
movement again. (6) That
Johnson Publishing Co. will
not only project movie Stars,
entertainers and sports
personalities in its magazines,
but will begin to project the
relevant and positive Black
leaders who are fighting for our
people every single day of their
lives to make our environment
more concrete. We are speaking
primarily of the leaders in
SCLC and the organizations
that make up this coalition.
(7) That Johnson Publishing
Co. will assign staff reporters
to travel with SCLC nation
officials to cover the major
movements that the
organization is conducting.
This is already being done for
other groups and organizations.
(8) That Mr. Harmon Perry will
remain as the director of the
Altana bureau of Johnson
Publishing Co.
. Because editorial decisions
are made in the Chicago
headquarters and not by Mr.
Perry, apologies have been
offered Rep. Hosea Williams
and Rev. Joseph E. Boone for
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the unkind statements directed
at these two gentlemen by Mr.
Perry. They have accepted the
apologies.
The agreement .was worked
out July 1, at the headquarters
of Johnson Publishing Co.
located at 820 South Michigan
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Representing Johnson
Publishing Co. were: Mr. John
H. Johnson, president and
publisher; Hans Massaquoi of
Ebony; Robert Johnson
executive editor of Jet;
Harmon Perry, Atlanta bureau
director; Reginald Hayes,
public relations director; and
Herbert Nipson, executive
editor Ebony.
Representing the National
Movement Coalition for Fair
Coverage were: Tryone Brooks,
national chairman; Hosea
Williams; A.J. Stovall, and Rev.
Fred D. Taylor.
Tyrone Brooks said that,
“The coalition is happy to have
been able to work out its
differences with Johnson
Publishing Co. without a long
hard fight, even though we
were prepared and ready for
one.
“We consider this a very
great and significant
accomplishment due to the
fact that the coalition is only 3
months old.”
