Polite men do still walk among us | Brief letters

Here is a 171-word summary of the news article: The article discusses several brief letters to the editor regarding polite behavior and consideration for others. One letter writer notes that during a recent walk, on two separate occasions, men walking towards her voluntarily changed their trajectory to let her pass. The writer suggests this may be due to the men reading the Guardian newspaper or that men in Bradford, where she lives, are particularly considerate. Another letter responds to a previous report about a skin rash experienced by US President Trump, suggesting that if it was caused by a "preventative treatment," the president may have been better off not applying it. The writer sees a potential foreign policy lesson in this, stating it could serve as "a guide for the rash." The article overall highlights examples of polite and considerate behavior, as well as making a tongue-in-cheek comparison between President Trump's skin rash and his approach to foreign policy.