Medford mail tribune., November 06, 1925, Image 12

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All term !)' rarriMViMidi OH ndvaiiCT.
Intrrrd an cow mitr v at liedford,
Or..n. under kt:t of Ml H, ii7V.
Off Mai paper of the City of 1 Mtjilford.
Of Hrlii I i4itt of JiicKwin ftimMjf.
iiaMn ii.iiv 1 vpisut mraainTion for aix
ntl mrtlnif Apt.il ut. 1 !-', K'l'.y, more than
rfnubl th ilrlf4ni f '.v Pap"" P"1'
llatiml or rtrmlaied in JacVann County.
and
400
.FLORIDA VS. CALIFORNIA. u
O o o
' Y01T want to (ret a good "kick," unililc over tlie C'alil'ornia
lino und give three rousing cheers fo Florida.
You may escape inorul injury, but your car drums will tingle
for uite,soino limo with u brand of profanity, that niigUt.faiily be
termed sizzling.
Florida is something more than a red rag to the California bull.
It is a garroeha in the iieek, and a banderilla in the nether flank.
The feeling is most intense in 1hc vieinily of Los Angeles, but it
i by no means quiescent in the vicinity of Shasta Springs. Florida'
is as popular in California as the cat's meow in a dog pound.
All of which is natural enough and from tlie standpoint of
human behaviour, amusing.
No one likes to be dethroned, particularly lifter a prosperous and
uninterrupted reign of twenty years, und California is particularly
averse to such a situation. What Los Angeles was five or six years
ago, Miami is today and then some. The Jliddlo West hegira, which
started along the Santa Fe trail at the close of every summer is
now treliing in the general direction of Tampa.
And it is all a gigantic swindle. That is the California verdict.
Florida has nothing but diamond hack rattlesnakes and malaria, ex
cluding of course, the razor back hogs and real estate slickers. Any
one going to Florida in search, of health and fortune, is not only
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D,
j This Muthcr tilrl or Uoiiuiii?
MKMItKRft OF THE ASSOC MT: V TURNS.
The AaioetntnJ l'n"in In Miil ly . entitled
to the for rri'iiMeatiou of all , new H
pfltrhe crtdlUd to it or not othrwi,l credited
In thi ptr, and alwi to Hie IwtJ 6-w pub
llidieil herein. ,
All riglitti of rrimliPiealtftn ot PI dla-pnlt-hea
nn-ein r nlnn rm-rved. r :
Tht onlr pnir bofweei. A Vmy, Ore.
r-...A ( 'aiitAuiiu a dittancf ' of over
Mrri. 't""'", A"i'"x due for a cleaning, but will be lucky to escape an unmarked grave
in the Everglades.
" What a difference it makes whose ox is gored. Only a few
years ago California was laughing at those Middlewcst advertise
ments, trying to stem the flood to the land of sunshine and roses,
now Florida is laughing and tlie Sunkist hosts apparently sec no
humor in the situation at all. ' "
California's hysteria appears to us altogether futile and destined
to advance the cause it is designed to Instruct. Nothing is going
to stop this Florida boom, except Florida herself. Knocks from her
competitors are, under tlio present circumstances merely boosts, for
they spread tlio poison. ' '
The Fforida boom will break just lis all other booms break, for
tlio elements of the blow-up arc inherieut in the situatiou. Those
on the top at the break will get hurt, and those who have been in
and out, can salt away their easy profits, without difmage.
Eventually,, Florida will return to normalcy, and because of her
Ye Smudge Pot
' Bf Arthur I'prrj.
OuMk nrc t ho orih'i of the ilay.
Ni'Xt to hariKlnK. 1pkhII'. hy the H(:ite,
and 'Informally hy the Ku Klux Klun,
nnd KnorlnK. nnthliiK l downrisht
dlrtgitMhiK an it cold. A cold will tour
the ityHtfin, und have no morn Idea
wherfi U In Koini; I ha it a tourist with
$10 and a fryhitc pini. A iiomso of
plllH will chHKp ti colli f'otn I lio hoad,
only lo have il cum i In t hi knccH.
l-ivlctcd from the knew. It procefdn
pl8whrp nfiinnpanh'd hy Hiiee.inK,
It itr InipoAHlhle to Icll what a cold
will do, If anything.
A NorlhwoNl Mountnrl policeman
never HtopH until ho la heatcn hcyond
rnnoRtiilfon, Neither doen tho Oregon
ftol hull team. ( ( h-ckoii Uinejald.)
A hd tl the i-iKjit ratio.
Local acrcnadeiM are nutv
their victlniH to AKhland.
taking
Clvle cnthusliiHin ' Is now centered
111 KilOHwIliff the helKht of (he halloon
ti the eaHtward. It hcchih to ho up in
tho nelKhhorhood of $11 hIioom.
(CoriHlunt reader, fair iday, pro
hono und everybody vino iniKht help
ua find tho answer to thU (jiichIIoii.)
Although I freely concede I am a
mean, uiiHyinputhetic, tutrcuHtlc cuwt,
with all Ihc con
ventinonal "ethical"
affeetationfl of the
regular doctor, und
then Home, and con
sequently a thorn
In the Hfd of u lot
o fshady or benight
ed folk, 1 can mi ill
work up something
that feelH like a
lump In the throat
once in a whilo nnd even feel several
bushelH of sympathy for an occa
sional stranger. This letter makes me
feel that way.
Dear Dr. lirady:
I am a 14 year old unmarried
girl. And also the ashamed
mother of a 4 month old baby,
tho father of whom Ih . . . .
I'd liko to wean my baby. Can
you HUggest a good "breast dry
er?" One Inrty suggested that I
, use "camphorated oil." She said
an application each night and I'd
soon havo tho desired effect.
What do you think of her sug
gestion? .
Am I right In terming myself i
as a girl or am I a "woman, now
that 1 have a baby?
I air. about 5 feet in height.
Am I through growing, now that
1 htivo a baby?
"ITnhappy Dot."
I. S. I decided to wenu my
baby because I am ashamed to
nurse him.
Is thfs mother girl or woman? And
sarcastically speaking, fs the female
who gave her the fool advice a lady?
If sho Is, then Sairey Gamp is a lady,
ami I am no gentleman. (.Shady and
benighted folk need not write in to
tell mo thoy have always suspected
this: 1 know It.)
Ih-iishing aside a faint Suspicion of
moisture from the cheek and the pa
thetic situation of this lit t lo mother.
climntO and proximity lO U(t jrmil (Millers Ol population, she Will I J wonder, if there's a find anywhere
Is a feminine adult. A lady Is a wo
man of refined manners. Ity this
standard tho mother who seeks to
evade nursing her baby is certainly no
lady. It would seem that sho Is not
even a woman. Khe Is irresponsible;
tho falls to comprehend what sho
owes to her baby; she is just a little
girls and sho needs both instruction
and discipline; in hodio cases she tie
serves to be punished for cheating her
baby out of his birthright.
The fishwlfo superstition that cam
phor has any effect upon lactation or
upon tho breast ranks with tho gen
eral run of humbug ideas cold to gul-
liblo females through tho mulls for
"developing" or enlarging or reduc
ing tho "bust,"
When a, mother weans her baby a
rigid let alone policy Is always the
best for her to follow. She may wear
a comfortable binder or support for
a few days, but not a tight one. She
may need ono or two doss of brisk
saline cathartic. That's all.
l0'iin. and that is usually ndvisablo
for young Infants, but for children
over a year old it is'as well to cook
cereals 16 minutes or less. For adults
it Is sometimes of particular advan
tage to cook them only five minutes,
for that leaves considerable starch
unennvertod, und this starch under
goes lactic fermentutfon In tho intes
tine, and lactlo fermentation Is a
wholesome process in tho intestine of
uiuti, i
JM DATE TRl
enjoy a reasonable and increasing development for an indefinite
time. .
California, meanwhile, will go ahead, and become one of the
greatest states in the country, simply because she has tho resources
which render this inevitable. j
Oregon, naturally favors California as her best market and best
customer. 13 ut Oregon can't restrain a slight smile at her neighbor's
present diseoniforture. '
QUILL POINTS
( lovlh, N. Al .loiiriial)
As wo heard the nieloil huts
sh'fihiH of t In wctbliug iH'M.t
'which came flouting over this
community we womhrcd who it
was that was ringing litem and at
the close of day we leu rued that
Mr. 1)1)10 Diindan and Mrs. Nan
n io Keener bad jumped, nut of
the single harness Into (he double
and w ere united in tlio holy
bond of matrimony at I'arwell,
Tkii8, .Monday. They will make
their home on the John (iiifflth
lilaci-i Wo don't believe wo aro
ini.-itaken about Mils wedding.
Want To Do Itlghf : Ignore the
whole foiiniatn pen Ito-hlcm between
tlie children., Hide your time and
Mime ilay when you have the oppor
tunity pin your neighbor's child down
nnd you will probably gel al the. hot
loin of it.- ( Kansas i 'lly Star.)
Sounds logical.
.irsTH'M
One ihojc was who scrubbed thr
Moors,
Kept iuay the dosl.
S'tw ihoj silver all was cleaned,
Freed tlie house froin niusl,
I'ld thejdarnlng. cooked tlio food.
Vanning and pieseiving:
She litis, sou eely lime for friends,
I'roiiij duty never swerving.
The oilier one conhl daneo and sing.
And siiiim on a guitar,
f'olihi ieak no cnlei tJilnliigly,
That Hie was quite a iar.
l'Mks brought ilielr friends to meet
her,
Allied her for ten nnd talk,
And ciutcrly would greet Iter
., . .She was Jolly on a walk!
1 .
The oiImt day their father died,
U.nvilig all the wealth he bad,
"Td my; beloved girl who tried
To In! ton h 11 comfort to her dad;"
Tlie uclghhui lo.od ngiet d with him,
A.'i liny saiig his funeral song,
"The ollr Khi'H so piHcltiiil.
Mie rein .ihw.ys K,. along:"'
I'Acbauge.
An Tipuigaied Mispaicti
i.NMANAI'nl.ls - introduce! n
'on his way to the presidency," Vice
1 resident 1 awes jumped up with the
hiHieiitent: " nni not and never will
be H emuHdn;c tor any oiil office."
When the frost is tn the pumpkin and your coat is out of hock.
'What shall we do with sewage'" Vd
If your vocabulary includes Iho won!
triflo over forty.
, let's not dramatize 'it.
4 decorum ' you are u
about, what Ho would say about tho
QUESTIONS AND ANSWKKK.
Stvon I.lttlo Hrwdtes In a ltai-k.
Thtfro arc seven in our household.
all using tho same rack to hold our
toothbrushes. "Will putting lodent
salt on tho brush after each brushing
keep It perfectly rleon?( j. CI.)
Answer. I do not know what lodent
salt Is if il. Is iodized' table Halt. It is
of no particular antiseptic or germi
cidal value. "Whatever you use for
brushing your teeth should bo suffi
cient to keep the brushes dean. It Is
nn academic problem. I think, not
of any practical Importance. Iet the
squeamish "sanitary" folk quarrel
over It. My personal conviction Is
that tho toothbrush habit is a dirty
ono in any circumstances.
Tho Kducatlon of Future Delinquents
Am I asking too much when I re
quest that you write an article on tho
practice of coaxing a 3 year old child
to drink home brew? (S. C. I.)
Answer. (.Had to do it for, say,
$300, not over 100 words.
Wow! Think of Itt
I have formed tho habit, in the last
year, of taking a cold shower every
evening on arriving home from husi
noble treatment we accord some ness. Is 111 Ih beneficial or Injurious?
mothers? Tho question before .the Docs It mider a man more susceptl-
house, however, is just this: Is tho
mother who dodges her maternal duty
a woman or a girl?
Sometimes it seems that too many
mothers, regularly married mothers,
are mere girls In this respect. They
trump up tho sorriest
hie to pulmonary diseases in cold
weather? Would you advise me to
change" to early morning showers in
stead of the evening' showers? (L.
( D.)
Answer. If you enjoy It and exper-
excuses forj ienee no depression from the hath, it
delinquency nursing' the baby Inter-i is healthful and will rather increase ' Fare thee weel. thou blest and fairest
feres with social .activities, restricts 1 your natural resistance to the res-, Fare three weel, thou best and dear
It won't hu long tUl 111 a I bra lor.
like, th' buffalo an' tli' oln faMhtniitHl
mother, will ho wipcil out hy th
NtcjKly oifnard nuitvh o rlvlliMifttti.
Mr. anil Mrs. aW Hud Imvo rented a
new, Cliarlcsloit proof apartment.
Poems That Live
Nov. 6th, 644 1,281 yars
go Caliph Omar is assaslnated.
When a Knfan workman In a
mosque at Jerusalem put an nd
to the Plundering Caliph, he un
wittingly avenged posterity for ono
of the greatest crimes ever com
mitted against it the burning of.
the Alexandrian Library. Enter,'
Ing the Egyptian capital after a
7-months' seige Omar had ruth-, .
lessly proceeded to destroy the
vast collection of . manuscripts ac
cumulated at Alexandria through
centuries of toil and thought. Price
less papyrii were burned as fuel. .
for the conqueror's baths, 4,000,
of which were heati during six
months by this makeshift. A few
manuscripts of Euclid and Ptolemy
alone were accidentally presented, , .
on which is baned most of the .
mathematical science of the pres- .
ent day. . i
Coprrifhti IKS. by Pretntfr Synilkit. Idr. li -
' ' Farewell to Nancy.
Ao, fond kiss and then we sever!
Ao farewell, and then for ever!
Deep in heart-wrung tears I'll pledge
thee;
Warring sighs and groans I'll -wage
theo. .
Who shall Bay that Fortune grieves
him.
While the star of hope she leaves him ?
Me. nao cheerful twinkle lights me;
Dark despair around benights me.
I'll ne'er blame my partial fancy
Xaethlng'could resist my Xancy;
I'.ut to seo her wan to love her.
I,ovo but her, and love for ever.
Had we never loved sae kindly.
Never met or never parted.
We had ne'er been broken hearted.
liberty spoils the figure, and all that ! pfratory infections. Suit your own
sort of damned rot. It Is a lucky ' preference as to the time of day you ! Thine he Ilka joy and treasure.
est!
bimbo who gets a hundred per cent
mother these degenerate days. Tho
civilized world Is suffering from too
much canned kid. -
A girl is a feminine person of Im
mature age and undeveloped charac
ter. This little mother may be only
a girl, but that depends. A woman
punish yourself. I'eace. enjoyment, love and pleasure!
booking Orcals. Ao fond kiss, and then we sever!
Are cereals cooked 15 minutes as(Ao farewell ,alas, for ever!
digestible for a child ns cereals cook-. Deep in heart-wrung tears I'll pledgo
rd, several hours? Our neighbor's J thee:
doctor's wife . . (Mrs. (i. P. M.) .Warring sighs and groans I'll wage
Answer. Prolonged cooking con- J ' thee
verts more of the starch into soluble Hubert Tlurns.
COMMUNICATIONS
Pioneer Is Missing
To. tho Editor: Will you through
your paper help us to locato John
lilevlns, a pioneer of 1850. Ono year
ago last May he left my father's
house und started for southern Ore
gon to prospect for an old mine ho
thought he could locate and wo have
never heard from him In any way.
Ho Is my father's only brother and
father Is now US years old and wants
more than all else to know the where-,
abouts of his brother, if he is still
living or any information concerning
him that can be given him. My father
is Alfred I-t levins of Tangent, Oregon,
lived there since 1850. is a veteran of
the Rogue Hiver Indian war and
John Blevlns, his brother is now
eighty-six years old. When last seen
by us he was wearing a long white,
beard and- would weigh about 190
pounds, nearly six feet tall.
Any one knowing anything con
cerning him, will they please let his
brother, Alfred Hlevins, know. -
CLARA I ! LA NC HA It D, ,
il2(i Hilyjird St., Kiigene. Ore.
ilgEM Wlhll Illl I Mil 1111 Ill ' Ifflllllilllllllllllllllil Illlllllllllllllliiiiiiiiil
i Nil MiU
Modernism : JSrislles ut the niie of (lie neek where a little eurl
used to lie.
In the old diiys you lulled the, villitiii mid loved the hero, hut
tliiil whs before movie heroes were invented.
"I never try to run things" iisu.-il
end liiioek Hum lo help."
. melius "I'd father nil bark
II must, seem slrniiKe to mnke n radio speeeh.
lie iiudienee eoii'diiii''.
You can 'I hear
Mr. Kelln:i: may no he lis bi as Mr. Hughes, hut he ean regis
ter just us miieli alarm al Ihc skill of ml.
I'l'olilhition has its points, hut. you'
'Little Drown Jug" about n fruit jar.
Correct Ibis sentence'
we hail
never hear u wnij; like
fill", said she, ,'We'd
make it a point to take mil tlie neighbors who haven't one.
STRENGTH -SAVING
Nowadays nearly every
one is impressed with the
health-building nnd strength
saving merit of
Scott's Emulsion
of invigorating cod-liver oil.
Millions of bottles are sold
every year. A very little used
regularly daily builds
health and helps keep
the beffly in strength.
Scoll ft ft'wnr. Bl.imllMJ. M. I.
irR.ppi
inRhijmos
Valt Mason
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UNPROFITABLE.
A
MAN' of liilcnls splendid, he used them all to kick; his
l lowini; rubes he rended, 1 1 Id world made him sick.
All men in higher places were rogues or . brainless guys; he
jeered them, making faces, anil heaving doleful sighs. All
governments were rotten, no men were truly great, and virtue
was forgotten, and truth was nut. of dale. I used to say, "Au
guslus, perhaps you are sincere, and you may see injustice
wherever you may peer. We always hear you bawling, you're
always going strong, but all your caterwauling won't cure a
single wrong. The evils we arc facing are killed by slow de
grees, and mil by bootless chasing and not by frenzied wheeze.
You only make men weary of hearing things traduced, you onl;
make them leery of everything yen boost. Though soreheads
may applaud you, though grouchy cranks may smile, your eon
duct will defraud you of everything worth while. The confi
dence of neighbors, the friendship of the wise, you forfeit hy
your labors, and by your liilter erics." Kor years this man,
unfettered, like some dark spirit moved, and not a thing was
bettered, and not a thing improved. The world goes on un
heeding the prophets ( despair, whose hands are bruised nnd
bleeding from pawing of the air. Augustus is forsaken, too
broken for his job, and he depends for bacon on handouts from
tho mob. oh, all man's fierce protesting right f) single
wrong; Efelct vis go on jesting nnd humming sernps of song.
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