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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 27, 1944 Your Health and Its Care BY DR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader should eddresi Inquiries to: Or William Brady 265 El Camlno. Beverly HilU. Calll.' IVY POISONING A mil Irlne a degree of Immu nity to poisoning by taking Rhus toxicodendron homeopathic dilu tion, I Deneve Is harmless for anyone to try Detailed direc 1 1 o n s (can't print them here, afraid of typographic a i error) are giv en In pamphlet on Ivy Poison ing which I will mall on re nuest if you Of Brady provide a stamped envelope bearing your address. In recent years specific anti gens for Ivy and Oak poisoning have been Introduced. We call em "antigens" to make 'em seem more expensive, I fancy. Any . way, they are merely a refine ment of the homeopathic Rhus tox. treatment, a hair of the dog that bites you, injections w muscle tissue) of a minute quan tity of poison Ivy or poison our extract. This remedy is supplied to physicians by various pharma ceutical houses. A single "shot brings great relief within a day or so In many cases; a second dose may be given next day in some cases; even a third "shot" may be needed to complete the cure. This highly efficacious treatment was introduced about a year after my unforgettable bout with dermatitis venenata acquired mowing the lawn bare foot at a lakeside camp the Itching feet continued to harass and torment me for six months or more. Oh, I suppose they didn't hold back on the new method lust to Irk me, but I often think whal a blessing It would have been had I received B few shots of the antigen, or even had I a homeopathic friend who would have recognized what was Indicated. I had to acquire Immunity the hard way. Because I had never before had any experience like that, notwithstanding indifference and Ml Complaint Against S. P. Co. Recites Obligations Under Early -Day Grant of Lands (Continued from Monday) SEC. S. And be It further en acted, That the grants aforesaid are made upon the condition that the said companies shall keep said raldroad and telegraph in repair and use, and shall at all times transport the mails upon said railroad, and transmit des patches by said telegraph line for the government of the United States, when required so to do by and department thereof, and that the government shall at all times have the preference In the use of said railroad and tcle- mow u, earn railroad ana teie-i graph therefor at fair and reason- able rates of compensation, not to exceed the rates paid by pri vate parties for the same kind of service. And said railroad shall be and remain a public highway for the use of the government of the United States, free of all toll or other charges upon the trans portation of the property or troops of the United States; and the same shall be transported over said road at the cost charge, and expense of the corporations or companies owning or oper ating the same, when so required by the government of the United States. SEC. 8. And be It further en acted That the said companies shall file their assent to this act In the Department of the Interior within one year after the passare hereof, and shnll complete the first section of twenty miles of said railroad and telegraph with in two years, and at least twenty miles In each year thereafter, and the whole on or before the first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five: and the said railroad sh!i be of the same gauge as the ' central Pacific Railroad" of California, and be connected thcrewth. SEC. 7. And be It further en acted. That the said companies named In this act are hereby re quired to operate and use the portions or parts of said railroad and telegraph mentioned In sec- tion one of this act for all pur- poses of transportation, travel, and communication, so far as the government and public are con cerned, as one connecter' and continuous line; and In such operation and use to afford and secure to each other equal ad vantages and facilities as to rates, time, and transportation,, without any discrimination what ever, on pain of forfeiting the full amount of damage sustained on account of such discrimina tion, to be sued for and recover ed In any court of the United States, of competent Jurisdiction. SEC. 8. And be it further en acted, That In case the said com panies shall fall to comply with the terms and conditions requir ed, namely, by not filing their assent thereto aa provided In sec- even deliberate handling of poi son Ivy throughout childhood, I wonder whether I had possessed a degree of Immunity in early life, which, somehow, I lost about the time of that single at tack of Ivy poisoning. I wonder, too, whether I regained enough immunity to protect me since that one attack (twenty-odd en), as I have never had nnv rppurrence. although I be lieve I have been exposed repeat ertlv Finallv I wonder whether the Immunity people acquire by eat ing a wee bit of ivy leat eariy in the spring or by taking the Rhus tox, dilution Internally, lasts for only the season or for many years. If readers have had personal experience I hope they will tell me about it but not if I may not use the Information In this column should I so desire. My Interest is not for my personal sake alone, but It Is for the wel fare of nil our readers. Corre spondents who forbid me to print anything they tell me will save their own time and mine by telling me nothing. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Fatty Foot and Onll-Hlnildpr When the suiyoon discharged me after removing my Rail-bladder re cently he told me to avoid fatty foods and fried foods. Thl seems Indefinite. (J. 8.) Answer Fata euch as olive oil. ani mal fata, erg yolk, cream, butter, oleomargarine, lard cause more vigor ous contraction of Rail-bladder (ex pelling bile Into nltestlne). This may Increase pain. Confidential Please fttve me the name and ad drees of the oatlent spoken of In Monlay's paper. (M. B. R.) Answer I carjjot reveal the Iden tity of a corresrf.ndent. Kulnnns la It harmful for a 14-year-old Rlrl to smoke? (Wondering) Answer Yes. Corn Remedy Friend, employee of Drug Store, told me to write to you for recipe for corn remedy. (J. W. 8.) Answer Paint corn, wart or callus once dnllv for a week or ten days with solution of no gralna of saltcvHc acid In one-half flull ounce flexible collodion. For soft corn., keep spaces dry with ftledgeta of cotton or gauze between toea and apply same remedy. (Copyright. 1944, John F. Dllle Co.) tlon six of this act, or by not completing the same as provided in said section, this act shall be null and void, and all the lands not conveyed by patent to said company or companies, as the case may be, at the date of any such failure, shall revert to the United States. And In case the said road and telegraph line .- u.,c snnn not De Kept in repair and I in lor use, after the same shall have been completed, Congress map pass an act to put the same In repair and use, and may direct the income of said railroad and telegraph line to be thereafter .-r.'"i'" mw iu mucnuL-i devoted to the United Slates, to repay all expenditures caused by the delimit and neglect of said companies or either of them, as the case may be. or may fix pecuniary responsibility, not ex ceeding the value of the lands granted by this act. SEC ft. And be It further en acted. That the said "California and Oregon Railroad Company" and the said "Oregon Company" shall be governed by the pro visions of the general railroad and telegraph laws of their re spective States, as to the con struction and management of the said railroad and telegraph line hereinbefore authorized, In all matters not provided for In this act. Wherever the word "company" or "companies" Is used in this act it shall bo con strued to embrace the words "Ihnlr J ...v., nrw. .. Btllll'B.'MM 3, Ullll. asslens." the samp a If the wnrriJ had been Inserted, or thereto an nexed. SEC. 10. And be It further en acted. That all mineral lands shall be excepted from the opera tion of this act; but where the same shall contain timber, so much of the timber thereon as shall be required to construct said road over such mineral land Is hereby granted to snld com panies: Provided, That the term "mineral lamb" shall not Include lands containing coal and Iron. SEC. 11. And bo It further en- acted. That the said companies named in this art shall obtain the consent of the legislatures of their respective States, and be governed by the statutory regulations thereof In all mat ters pertaining to the right of way, wherever the said road and teleiiranh line ahnll nt nvr or through the public lands of the united States. Sec. 12. And be It further en acted. That Congress may at any time, having due regard for the ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilian! only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7 00 p. m., 3 a m., except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 9101. rights of said California and Ore gon railroad companies, add to, alter, amend, or repeal this act. APPROVED, July 2S, 18G0. On the Radio Chains STATIONSl Chain affiliation end where the; ere on the dials KALIS (MUD) 1930, Portland. HEX (NHC-Hlue) 1180. Portland: K(1A (MIL'-Hlue A BIBS) 1510. gpiikane; Kuu (NIH'-ltlue) 810 San Francisco: KUW (NHU-Red) iu. Portland: KJK (NHU-Hlue) loot). Seattle: KNX (CHS) 1070. Los Angeles; KOA (NHf-Ked) 8S0 Denver: KOIN (CBS) B70. Port land: KOMO (MIC-Red) 8S0. Seattlei KI'O (NHC-Ked) 680. 8au Francisco) KSL (CBS) 1160. Salt Lake Cltj lime Shown la PWI mt Tuesday 5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, BN: Galen Drake, CBS; OR for Release NBU 5:15 p. m. Charles Runyan, organ ist. NBC; Dick Tracy, BN; Superman. MBS. 6:30 p. m. Date With Judy. NBC; Jack Armstrong. BN: Harry Flaunery. news, CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix, MBS. 6:45 p. m. Hop Harrlgon. BN; Gor don Burke, MBS; Kews. CBS. 0 00 d m Mystery 111 eater. NBC: Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Jack Pepper Show, CBS. 6:15 p. m. Screen Test. MBS. 6:30 p. m. Theater of War, NBC; Spotlight Banda. BN; American For um, MBS; The Doctor Plghte, CBS. 7:00 p. m. Life With Charlotte, NBC; Raymond Gram Swing, BN; Co lumbia Presents Corwln. CBS. 7:16 p m. Lowell Thomas, MBS. Talk, BN. 7:30 p. m. Heldegarde, NBC; Red Ryder, BN; War Bond Day, CBS. 7:45 p. m. Dean Hudson Orch., CBS. 8:00 P. m. Mercer's Music Shop. NBC; I Love a Mystery, CBS: Paul Nellaon, news, BN; San Quentln On the Air, MBS. 8 16 p m. Fleetwood Lawton NBC; Lum and Abner, BN; Passing Parade CBS. 8:30 p. m. Jonnny Presents. NBC: Big Town. CBS: Duffy's, BN: -Free dom of Opportunity. MBS. 9:00 p m. Ronalo Colman Show NBC: Newa. MBS: Judy Canova, CBS; Let Touraelf Oo. BN 9:15 p m. Rex Miller MBS. 9:30 p m. Pulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS 10-00 n. m. News. NBC: Harold Stern Orch.. MBS: Bal Tabarln Cafe Orch., BN. 10:16 d. m. Ted Straeter . Orch.. NBC. 10:30 o. m. Edwin O. Hill CBS. Ambassador Hotel Orch., BN: Strings tor Meditation, NBC. 10 46 n m. Voice of a Nation NBC; Jimmy Dorsey Orch., CBS. 11:00 p. m. Talks. CBS: Baltimore Hotel Orch., NBC. Wednesday 8:00 p m. Oalen Drake, CBS: Ter ry and Pirates. BN: OK for Release NBC. 6:15 p m. Superman. MBS: Dick Tracy. BN; Sophisticated Swing. NBC. 5 80 p m Jack Armstrong BN. Harry Flannery, news. CBS; Adven tures of Tom Mix. MBS. 6 45 p m -Louis P Lnchner NBO. Gordon Burke. MBS; Hop Harrlgan, BN: News, CBS. 0:00 p. m. Alan Young Show, NBO; Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Jack Carson, CBS. 6 15 p m Talk. Chester 'Bowles. BN: Screen Test, MBS. 6 30 o m - Mi District Attorney NUC; Bailey Show, CBS; First Nlghter, MBS. Spotlight Bands. BN 7 00 p m Kay Kyaer's Rollege NBC; Raymond Oram Swing. BN; Oreat Momenta In Music. CBS 7:15 p m. Lowell Thomaa, MBS; Ted Malane, BN. 7-30 p m.-Lone Ranger, MBS; Sol dlers with Wings. BN 8:00 p. m Mercer's Muslo Shop: NBC: Paul Nellson. newa. BN: I Love a Mystery. CBS: Main Line, MBS. 8:16 p m Fleeiwoud Lawton com mentator KBC Lum and Abner, BN. faaa.ug Parade CBS 8:30 p m -Beat the Bai,d. NBO: My Rest Olrla BN. Dr Christian CBS: Bulldog Drummond, MBS bid) p B oo p m -Mi and Mra North NBO: Allan Jones with Frankle Carle's oren. cus; Newa. MBS: Dunnlnger BN 9:30 p m. Mcramby Am by. NBO: ruiuin uewis, jr MDS B 45 p. m Art Baker. BN. 10 00 p. m News. NBO: Bal Tab arln Cafe Orch, BN; Klrby Orch MBS 10.18 p. m. Chuck Foster Orch., MBS 10:30 p m. Report to Nation. CBS; rhomaa Pelusn Orch., NBO. 10 45 p m -Voice of a Nation. NBO; Ambassador Hotel Orch, BN 1100 p m Bllunora Hotel Orch, NBC. News, CBS. War Correspondent Hit by Shell Piece In the Outskirts of Cherbourg, June 26 (U.R) Richard D. Mc Millan, United Press war corre spondent, who has covered ma jor campaigns since the start of the war without a scratch, was wounded in the back by a shell fragment today when a German naval battery laid down a bar rage on American positions, kill ing a sergeant and wounding sev eral officers. McMillan still was on his feet tonight, treating the whole thing as a Joke, after going Into Cher bourg and writing a dispatch on conditions Insido the city. Closing time for Classified ads t a. m. Too Late to Classify, 12:30 THE NtKHFORHOOD tEAram LA1E JW-the W5?K?B,0FJHE J1 utc'rl 5'5-R ELECTRICIANS FOR AT Washington, June 27 U.R) The war department today Is sued a call for skilled electrical workers to volunteer for at least 90 days' service on two vi tal war construction jobs the Hanford Engineer Works at Pas co, Wash., and the Clinton En gineer Works at Knoxville, Tenn. The call was made by Under secretary of War Robert P. Pat terson. Under the plan, electrical workers now employed by con struction contractors, utility companies and electric shops of all types will be asked to take a leave of absence for work on the projects. After 90 days of satis factory work, volunteers will be issued 3 special certificate to acknowledge their service and their regular employers will re ceive letters of recognition. Volunteers at the Hanford En gineer Works will receive the regular rate of $1.68 per hour, with earnings of $100.65 for the standard 54-hour week. At the Clinton Engineer Works the rate is $1.50 per hour, with earnings of $105 per week for the stand ard 60-hour week. Housing and dining facilities are available at both projects at reasonable rates. Transportation for volunteers will be handled by locals of the electrical unions. FIRE FIGHTER PLANE PRACTICES NEAR G.P. Grants Pass, June 27 The Siskiyou forest fire fighter plane arrived in Grants Pass Thursday for a three-day practice for fire fighter parachuters, H. C. Obye, forest supervisor, said. Larry Moore of The Dalles is under contract to the forest serv ice to have a plane here for fire fighting from July 1 to Septem ber 10, the most dangerous time for fires Obye said The plane will be stationed at the airport, four miles south of Cave Junction, The practice jumping has been done in the vicinity of Camp Chicago and at Cave Junction. Cargo dropping of supplies and equipment was also practiced. Central Point Central Point, June 27 Brow nie Ross, formerly of Central Point, is here from Prineville. Ore., visiting his brother and family. Jack McCoy, who has been working in a mill at Prospect, was struck on the head by a falling block recently and had to have ten stitches taken in the cut which resulted. Ellsworth Rohison, who is with the Forest Service, is be ing sent to the Devil's Peak look out near Klamath Falls, where he will stay alone until the mid dle of September. His supplies will be taken In every fifteen days by pack mule. Ellsworth took his dog, Mush, with him for company. . H. P. Jewett Is confined to bed by a lame leg The doctor says he must stay for at least two weeks if he expects it to get well soon. Mary Pence has gone to Port land, where she Is to undergo an operation on her leg. The T. E. Brenners visited relatives in Klamath Falls June 7:15 rl DON LEE-MUTUAL J LOWELlNI THOMAS A NEWS TIME ) Standard of California I t CLOTA3 W1U.IAMS tmt w -The Tiwe MKttf TK.-ERS DISCOVERED HIM 1i COMt HELP 24 and 25. nlng were arranged In the fash- The young people's groups Ion of a track meet, from three of the Central Point Anna Dale Coleman Is work churches entertained a group of Ing in the office of the Southern soldiers Sunday , from Western j Oregon Sugar Pine mill and Personnel Relocation Center at Marjorie Hawsley is working at Camp White. Games for the eve-' Beck's Bakery. 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