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12 The Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Friday. January 21, 1949
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"Boss, I want you to meet the best little helpmate, the awellest cook,
the finest little homemaker a man ever had . . . that la, If she'a home.
Your Health
Written by
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There are many glands located
! in different parts of the body and
they have important functions to
airy on. Then, too, there are
some glands that are found only
I in the male and some that are
1 found only in the female.
One of the glands in the nale
is called the prostate gland. When
chronic inflammation of his pros
tate gland occurs, as a rule it
becomes worse unless it 1 ade
quately treated.
More than two-thirds of the
cases of prostate gland trouble
are due to such causes as-infections
in the urinary tract, inflam
mation of the channel leading
from the bladder to the outside,
or blocking of this channel.
Due to Infections
Then, too, many cases are due
to infections in other parts of
the body, such as the teeth, ton
siLs, or sinuses. Oftentimes, this
condition may be present without
causing any symptoms. In many
instances, however, there is some
discharge noticeable in the .morn
ing. There is some itching. In
order to make a deiinite diagno
sis, it is necessary to examine the
secretion from the pro-state gland
under the microscope for pus ceils
and germs. Examination should
also be made to see if there is
enlargement of the prostate gland.
The most important part of the
treatment of a chronic prostate
infection is massage of the pros
tate gland. The massage is car
ried out at intervals of three to
four days for six to eight treat
ments, as a rule. Then, a rest
period of four to six weeks Is
permitted before further massago
is carried out. This massage is
done through the rectum. Usually,
not more than two or three courses
of massage, together with other
measures, are required to clear
up the condition. j
Of course, if there is any block
ing of the passage from the blad
der to the outside as a results of
scar tissue formation, this must
be overcome by surgery if nec
essary, j
Helpful Drur V
Drug trrfitment is helpful, par
ticularly the sulfonamide prepa
rations and penicillin. Both piiep
aratiohs may be used in the more
severe cases. I
A careful search should 1 b
made for infections in the teeth,
tonsils and elsewhere in the body
that might lead to prostate gland
infection, and, if any" are dis
covered, they should be eliminat
ed. i
Because this condition so often
does not produce noticeable! or
severe symptoms, there is a ten
dency for patients to rieglectii it.
However, it is important that,
once it is discovered, it be pronipt
ly and thoroughly treated in or
der to keep it from becoming
more severe and leading to com
plications. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A Reader: Is a woman of 41
too old to have baby?
Answer: Many women past NO
years of age have children.
(Copyright. 1949. King Feature
syndicate, inc.)
Hollywood
On Parade
HOLLYWOOD Glenn Ford
says his wife Eleanor Powell's ap
pearance at the Palladium in Lon
don had better be her last pro
fessional excursion. "Or," Glenn
growls, "you'll see me with a new
spouse. I've forgotten what Elly
looks like." The dancing Mrs. Ford,
who recently appeared in eastern
fnight clubs, starts a month's en
gagement at the English music
hall March 9.
Ran into Glenn at the cocktail
party dpening of a brand new
Beverly Hills silver store. There
were Martha Raye (sipping gin
with grapefruit -juice chaser),
Jeanne Cagney, an always charm
ing person, and others surrounded
by a quarter-million bucks' worth
of silver in showcases. You'd like
a sauce tureen made in 1729 by
London's Paul de Lamerie? It's
yours for $1,760. Or four open salt
cellars for $3,500? In a pinch they'd
even double as ash trays. ; Saw
Moutha Raye, in a silver.bhje mink
cape, clowning for the photogs in
an imitation replica of an English
crown, tame u Brien, uiga san
Juan, Audrey Totter, Andrea King.
Una Merkel. and Roddy McDow
all came to gape at the collection.
Incidentally, the proprietress, Sal-
lye Silver, vows that thats her
real monicker, not one she adopt
ed for erass commercial causes . . .
Gawking elsewhere around
Glammerville of late, I've seen
Director Andre DeToth sporting
Theyll Do, It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
1 nn tn. inc mtiim tttwanctrfm, Ki mam unitjia.' w '
a violent Florida tan after thU
weeks on location with "Slattetry'a
Hurricane" . . , Celeste Holm! as
a French nun in "Come to th
Stable," learning to say a meal
time prayer in Latin with a
French accent , . . Bossman Dar
ryl Canuck puffing a cigar just
somewhat smaller than a baseball
bat as he strode rapidly acriisi
the 20th Century-Fox lot... II
Bob Preston gloating, "I'm fin
ally getting around to the kind: of
role I like" in "The Lady Gam
bles" with B. Stanwyck. "In this
story,", he explains, "some one els
is having all the trouble" . . . Ma
rio Windsor trying to roll a cigar
ette for a scene it 'Helllire" and
getting too much makin's -heaped
across the paper . . . Brian DOn-
levy groaning that it probably will
cost him $3,000 for a dental brid
ge. The tooth was knocked out I in
an "Impact" fight sequence . .
Sterling Hayden trying to convince
me that he finds it really swU
living on his 50-foot schooner Ijat
San Pedro harbor with his wijfa
and baby. There's no electric)
aboard, and he must drive 20 miles,-
through heavy traffic, to and
from work in "Manhandled" . jj .
A movie - acting cow catching
sight of herself in Loretta Young's
""" muuiiig uauui uiujfjr,
"Don't worry, Bossy," Loretta c:jn-
soied; "i always feel that way
self."
Oysters spawn between My
and September, and fewer oystirs
are sold then in order to conserva
the .supply. j
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A NEIGHBOR. SAID MY
MOTUED WAS OUTSDOKEM.
0ADDY ASKED BY WHOM?
Mothar and Daddy both tall
all tha naighbors to go to
WABBEIi'S
for axpart & rallabla
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