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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW MIRROR a Adolescent Girls Of Your MIND Need to Conform SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS «ÍM W J Pretty Style for Summer Dates HOUSEHOLD MEMOS By Lawreifte Gould Exciting Date Frock Is Certain to Delight th e r u i I iik and ■ u n iin ir HT Y L IS T . Hp»- ___ fsbrlc le news; B inari aaav to sew style«; (rea pattern printed Ina Ida rial __ _ book M W I N « C I I K ' I . r . I ' A T T I I I N l> F I» T . ASO N eath W e lls BI . « h lra g e 7. II I. K n clo ae 25 r a n ts In coins (o r e ac h p a tte rn d ra lre d . • SS P a ita ra The repulsive looking fellow In! the accompanying drawing is a chig-, ger, or technically, a mite—member of the family of mites, spiders, ticks and scorpions—which causes sports-1 h men in the south and midwest more « discomfort than another insect or animal. He is a juvenile delinquent, a newly-hatched baby or larval stage of the common, bright red. i spider-like mite often seen in early spring in gardens and fields. A d dress ('lean F lu e s A onee-n-year cheek by un e x pert service m an will keep the flues of your gas space h ea te r clean and unblocked. E A S Y I N o d it i required lir r r .lir i lite putty *oJ lu h k iit in to w u u d 847a Meat l.oaf, Potato S alad M akes Ideal Meal LOOKING AT RELIGION ’ HE FACT th a t THERE ARE 12 PERSONS IN A JURY BOX IS BASED ON SCRIPTURAL PRECEDENT: SINCE THERE WERE 12 PROPHETS TO FORETELL THE TRUTH AND 12 APO STLES TO PREACH THE TRUTH, SURELY THERE OUGHT TO BE 12 JURYMEN TO SEEK AND JUDGE THE TRUTH T KEEPING HEALTHY | Treatment of Simple Diarrhea By D r. J a m e s W . «TH EN AN ATTACK of diarrhea ” occurs, the first thought is us ually to try to stop It before the in dividual becomes exhausted and loses too much fluid from his blood and tissues. What we forget is that something is present in the intestine that is causing the diarrhea, with its great increase in water from the lower bowel. This increase in wa ter formed in large intestine, is na ture’s method of washing out the substance causing the irritation and for this reason a powerful drug should not be used to stop the diar rhea and thus leave the irritating substance present in the bowel. As youngsters at home we were told that in an attack of diarrhea we were to eat no food for several hours, or skip one or two meals. This was good, but only half the treatment. As medical students we were taught to advise, or take, a good dose of Epsom salts which » would carry away the irritating substance, and then use two or three doses of bismuth subnitrate to “dry up” the intestine once the B a rto n irritating substance had been re moved. It is interesting to learn the meth od now used in simple diarrhea (not the severe type called dysentery), as described by Dr. Jackson Eto in "The Journal of the Missouri Medical Association.” The sugges tion for treatment of simple diar rhea in children is: (1) A short period of starvation: (2) ample liquids, by mouth if the patient can retain them without vomiting, un der the skin if not; (3) absorbents such as kaolin or barium sulfate, which not only absorb the liquids but "sweep out” the bowel of all mucous and wastes as they pass through it. Remember, this mild trea tm e n t- starvation, plenty of liquids and clay-like substances — is used in cases of simple diarrhea with no harmful organisms present. Dr. Eto points out that for severe infection of the bowel (dysentery), strepto mycin, potassium salts injected into a vein, and stay in hospital is the treatment necessary for a cure. HEALTH NOTES If exercise aggravates or increas es the pain, injury is present. If rest aggravates or increases the pain, infection is present. The vitamin B complex relieves mental symptoms in some cases. • • • Physical exertion during the first • ♦ • 48 hours of a polio case tends to re Sugar is the greatest single cause sult in more severe and extensivs of tooth decay. paralysis. • • • • • • Weight esn be reduced only by The diet in arthritis should be well cutting down on food intake Or in balanced and nourishing with as creasing the amount of exercise. little starch as possible. B u - ii * 9 M Sure Delight (Set Kecipei Below) AT Riû-ÎT, EATS DEAP ORGANIC MATTER, A re letters to this colum n “confidential” ? Answer: They could not be more so. No one ever sees them except myself and my trusted secretary, and they are destroyed as soon as they have been read and digested, with no record kept of the names or addresses of the writers. I wish Is health only freedom from I could answer them individually disease? but this would leave no time for Answer: No, says Dr. G. Brock the writing of the column, and I Chisholm, eminent psychiatrist and will not use “form letters” in Director General of the World answering questions of which no Health Organization. Health should i two are exactly alike. Even in re- mean "a state of complete physi ferring to a correspondent in the cal, mental and social well-being.’* column, I change the d e t a i l s You’re not truly healthy if you can enough so that he cannot be identi not enjoy life—and other people. fied. ...................... ............................. Sliver C ream P itcher Your s i l v e r c r e a m p it c h e r ia handy for holding airup or light d essert sauces. It is also c h a r m i n g for .small inform al flower a rra n g e m ents. The best w ay to get "loaded" with chiggers is to sit or lie down in areas where they abound. But, one can usually Should a girl of fourteen have "dates”? gets sufficiently infested while walking along a stream looking Answer: Unless she has shown | And if you enjoy life, you will want for that good bass hole. unusual signs of immaturity, she to make the world a happier and should have the same privileges healthier place for others by help But getting down to the purpose as her schoolmates of her own ing to wipe out, not only physical of this item, to protect yourself age. Nothing gives a child a more disease, but tire "social maladies'* when out on a camping trip this acute sense of being unfairly treat like racial prejudice and interna ed than to have to live under a tional suspicion, on whose cure stricter discipline than her asso humanity's survival depends. ciates consider normal. A girl of T fourteen is old enough to be be ginning to be "interested in boys.” and restrictions will be more apt to intensify this interest than to ABOVE, ftR EA Tuy ENLARSiO LARVAE crush it. She will gratify it much OF THE C H ié lie s : more safely with her parents' sanc M IT E . O N L Y THE tion than if she is forced to hide it. LARVAE FEED URON AM i MA l S i PA PA, No...........................8t<a................. Name Meals—Indoors or Out summer, treat the ankles, calves, L YN N CHAMBERS* MENU EEKEND plans have a way of stockings, and trouser legs with a •Spicy Potato Salad ’Ham Loaf going awry, depending upon j recommended insect repellent or a Corn on the Cob | few pinches of ordinary sulphur. who drops in and what the weath- Bread and Butter Sandwiches This is, however, only temporary j er turns out to be. Fortunate in Carrot Sticks protection. After a fishing trip a deed is the homemaker who can Olives serve from four shower or bath with soap and water Celery to eight people will help reduce severity of attack. •Orange Sherbet readily, or set A number of houshold items will •Easy Cake with Whipped Cream the dining room help relieve chigger bites, includ and Bananas table or bring ing ammonia, a weak solution of •Recipe Given the meal to the lysol, rubbing alcohol, camphor, back porch. vaseline, chloroform, iodine, or 2 teasp oon s salt Meals for such fingernail polish. These materials teaspoon pepper weekends should will also kill the chigger. tt teasp oon thym e be planned with 4 green onions, chopped A A A care so there will be ample food, but none to ’« pound m ushroom s, quartered A Noble Try 2 tablespoons lemon juice waste. Choose combinations that 1 teaspoon sugar Back in 1879 Missouri's first fish can be reheated and served later 1 teaspoon salt commission made a noble experi If they’re not eaten. H cup apple Juice ment in restocking the state’s Good staples for menus include 2 m edium tom atoes, diced streams with fish. Although it failed, potato salad, ham or chicken. Have 2 tablespoons chopped parsley the experiment has been called the salad ingredients washed and chill and rhives first sincere attempt to restock mid ing so that you can use as many west streams. or few as needed. A plain cake Heat butter in heavy skillet. Mix The commission's first act was which can be frosted at the last flour, salt, pepper and thyme in to establish a fish hatchery where minute, or some creamy citrus sher paper sack. Shake pieces of chicken 1 speckled trout and such exotic spe bet nestling in the refrigerator will in this seasoned flour mixture. cies as California salmon, Atlantic solve dessert or snack problems Brown chicken white shad and German carp were conveniently, and with a flourish. in skillet. Add hatched. o n io n s an d *Spicy Potato Salad mushrooms. Cov The California salmon and white (Serves 6 to 8) er and simmer shad are migratory species which 3 pounds cooked potatoes for three min live in the ocean except during H cup pickle ju ice utes. Mix lemon early spring when they move up H cup finely chopped onion and apple juice, fresh-water rivers and streams to 2 teaspoons salt sugar and salt spawn. It was believed that these *4 teaspoon pepper and pour over species, released in Missouri, would 2 teaspoons celery seed chicken. Cover and simmer for go to they Gulf then return each cup chopped sweet pickles five minutes. Add tomatoes. Cook spring to spawn. 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped slowly for an hour, or until chicken Some 200,000 salmon fry were H cup mayonnaise is fork tender. Sprinkle, before released in several O z a r k Pare and dice potatoes; add serving, with parsley and chives. streams by the commission. pickle juice and allow to chill in • • • Five years after the first re the refrigerator for 1 hour. Add lease, the commissioners wrote: onion, salt, pepper, celery seed, Y JE R E ’S A SIMPLY mixed cake “ We have placed California sal chopped pickles and eggs. Blend in which is delicious when laced mon in our waters for five suc mayonnaise, mixing lightly but w i t h whipped cessive years. No adult salmon c r e a m , sliced thoroughly chilled in refrigerator has yet been captured on his re n"i bananas and •Ham Loaf turn into our streams. There is maraschino chcr- (Serves 6-8) no reason yet to be discouraged, ' ’V f) ries. If you pre 2 pounds ground, smoked ham as those fish cannot reach ma fer, a simple 1 pound fresh pork, ground turity in less time.” lemon - orange 1 cup soft bread crumbs flavored or choc Time moved on and as yet no one 1 egg, slightly beaten *. olate icing may be used. has reported catching a matured H cup milk •Easy Cake salmon. But it was a noble try. 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Perhaps the most colorful of the (Makes 2 8-inch layers) 1 teaspoon Worcestershire early operations was the rearing of l ’ i cups sifted cake flour sauce German carp, such as practiced in cup lard 1 small onion, grated the old countries. The commission *4 cup sweet pickle relish ~/a cup sugar ers had in their employ an "expert 2 teaspoons baking powder 2 tablespoons melted butter carp culturist" from Germany. ‘zi teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons brown sugar Landowners were encouraged to !i cup milk Whole cloves propogate carp in ponds, and a 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine ham, pork, b r e a d booklet was printed explaining the 2 eggs crumbs, milk, mustard. Worcester art and offering hints on b e s t Cream together W cup flour and methods of cooking the fish such shire sauce, onion and pickle relish; lard. Add the remaining flour, mix lightly but thoroughly. Lightly as “carp boiled in beer” and “carp grease a 9x5x3-inch loaf pan; line sugar, baking powder, salt and % cooked in wine.” with waxed paper and grease light cup milk. Stir and beat vigorously The commissioners were really ly. Pack mixture firmly into pan. until smooth and fluffy. Add re sold on the idea. "We are assured,” Combine butter and sugar and maining milk and beat thoroughly. they wrote, “that the carp can be spread over top of loaf. Insert Add eggs, one at a time, beating raised on the farm with as much whole cloves on top of meat mix thoroughly after each addition. certainty and economy as pigs and ture. Bake in a moderately hot Pour into two greased 8-inch cake poultry." (375°) oven for one hour or until pans and bake in a moderate (350°) By 1888, some 4,800 ponds had done. Pour off excess drippings oven for 20 to 25 minutes. Frost been stocked and over a half-million that form during baking. Serve hot when cool. carp had been released in streams or cold. •Orange Sherbet and public waters. (Makes 3 pints) Though the carp idea went off T jE R E ’S A flavorful way to cook % cup sugar with a bang it lacked lasting quali A* chicken. It may be served hot, 1% cups unstrained orange ties. A few years later the com but, if desired, the pieces of chick juice missioners agreed "we are of the en may be removed from the sea 1 cup evaporated milk, opinion that we have fish of a bet sonings and cooled to be served thoroughly chilled ter quality among our native fish in cold on a picnic supper. 2 tablespoons lemon Juice Missouri.” Chicken Saute Add sugar to orange juice and Regardless of their lack of suc (Serves 6) stir until dissolved. Chill. Whip cess, the early commissioners did 1 frying chicken, cut in pieces milk until very stiff. Fold In lemon gain an insight toward the needs juice, then orange-sugar mixture. for protecting and restoring wild 3 tablespoons butter or substi tute Pour Into cold freezing trays and life. It was a noble try. % cup flour freeze until firm. A A A LYNN SAYS: Serve chilled tomato Juice with Quail Population Here are Elavorful lemon to start off porch suppers. Declining bobwhite population Summer Eating Tips Pass with the Juice a plate of has caused much concern to Green or snap beans from the cream cheese balls rolled in finely sportsmen throughout the broad garden will take on a real taste cut dried beef. range of this popular bird. Except appeal when they are mixed, just Dress up meat loaves with a pine in a few localities, quail numbers before serving, with some crisply apple topping by placing slices of have declined In spite of reduced fried, crumbled bacon and lightly pineapple in bottom of a greased bag limits and curtailed seasons. cooked chopped onion. loaf pan. Pack meat mixture on top Conservation officials report, Fresh or canned grapefruit seg however, the bird population will ments and diced pears marinated in of fruit. Serve the loaf Inverted. Fold diced ham in your supper begin to increase as the soil con apricot nectar in the freezing tray servation program expands. The make an excellent appetizer or waffle batter and make them more program will increase feeding dessert course for hot weather tempting. Serve with tossed salad and a colorful fruit dessert, and the grounds and cover. eating. meal’s complete. W V X C ITIN G date frock for juniors " th a t’s certain to delight the youthful sewer. Note the pretty neckline, cool sleeves, huge pocket th at can have an applique or m onogram added. A » « ts s i io M to u oa w o e P a tte r n N o. 8473 Is a s e w -rlta p e rfo ra te d p .itte rn fo r st?as 11. 13. 13. 14. 15. 10 a n d 18. S ir a 12. 3 % y a rd « o f JW In ch . 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Turn Into 2 bolting p o w d .r (or greased 8 indi layer pans, lined » 4 l . p . , >ing lr«ction) with plain paper. Bake in mod 1 l.o tp o o n ta ll erate oven (350° F.) about 30 minutes. Frost with— Vi cup iu g ar HONEY FROSTING: Combine 2 egg Add: M cup Snowdrift whites, 1 cup brown iugar, bi tit cup hon.y teaipoon cream of tartar, % flit cup milk cup honeg in top of double Place over boiling water. Mix enough to dampen flour. boiler. Beat constantly with a rotary Beat 2 minutes. If by hand, beater until Icing stands In count beating time only. With peaks...about 7 minutes. Spread electric mixer, use "low speed”; between layers; on sides and scrape bowl often; scrape beat top of cake. Decorate top with chocolate tprinklet. ers after 2 minutes. Pure vegetable shortening tor fine baking and frying - made by the Wesson Oil People
