EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady
265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Calif.
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THE OLD TRADITIONS DIE HARD
Boy Injured in a basketball
game had remained partly dis
abled or crippled for many
months. I
gather from
his f a t h e r's
letter. Th r e e
years ago the
boy developed
rheumatic fe
ver. This the
father seems
to attribute to
the old injury.
If the diagno
sis is correct,
the rheumatic
fever is an in
that is, not
Or Bmdv
fectious disease,
contagious or c o m m u n icable
but caused by germs, and the
germs (usually a strain of the
well known Streptococcus re
lated to if not identical with the
itrain that causes septic sore
throat, scarlet fever, sometimes
acute tonsilitis or quinsy. If
rheumatic fever wa3 coming to
the 'boy it was coming regard
less of whether the boy had
ever suffered any injury.
A year ago the boy had acute
appendicitis, was operated on.
A few days after the operation
he suffered a recurrence of the
same joint condition as he had
had three years ago. But this
time the joint inflammation was
gone by the time the boy left
the hospital.
Now the boy's father thinks
It is certain that rheumatic fe
ver manifests itself only when
the body has been subjected to
some weakening experience.
"By this I do not mean simple
exposure, change of tempera
ture or that sort of thing" ex
plains the father. "Instead I re
fer to that weakening process
body experiences from any
severe shock, illness or injury."
You see the boy's father is
bound and determined to con
vince me that lowered resist
ance Is a contributing cause of
illness. He doesn't use the
words "lowered resistance" but
Instead the words "thut weak
ening process." '
f The boy Is now a forest rang
er. I do hope he doesn't permit
worry over getting his feet wet
or being exposed to sudden
change of temperature or cool
ing off too quickly after sweat
ing to cramp his or prevent him
from enjoying his work.
fear of exposure to cold,
dampness, wet, sudden chilling
and the like must be a miser
able state of mind for an out
door worker to have.
It will probably make little
impression on the mind of the
poor geek who harbors that
fear, but on the off chance that
it may set some one thinking
I'll say there is nothing in hy
giene of which I am more cer
tain than that such exposure,
if you call it that, never con
tributes to or causes any illness
(other than frostbite or freez
ing), however uncomfortable it
maybe at the time.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Milk and Teeth
I nm a boy 15 years old. A yenr nso
I wai overweight, so put mybcll on a
diet. Lost wuiKhl. hut had to starve
myself to keep from gaining again.
My teeth began to hurt. Dentist says
1 have good teeth. I began to drink
milk, a pint a day. Teeth felt Jietter.
But the milk made me gairr more
weight. So I quit 11. Now my teeth be
gin to hurt again. (II. .1
Answer You should take not less
than a quart, better three pints of
milk or its equivalent In skim milk,
buttermilk, cheese, butter, cream,
things made of milk, malted millt,
evaporated milk, cottage cheese, etc.
Always dangerous for child under 18
yenrs of age to atlempt to reduco
onlv under close supervision of your
physician is any kind of reducing regi
men reasonably safe.
We enjoy your talks very much I August are the home stretch in
wiv nusnano u oj mu an, .
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Here's to Itonune, CBS; CUco Kid,
Man.
8 00 p. m. Mercer'i Muilc Shop,
NBC; I Love Mystery. CDS: Paul
Neilcon. newi. DN; Variety, MBS-
8:15 p. m. Night Editor, NBC; Lum
and Abner. BN; Passing Parade, CHS.
8 30 p. m Those We Love, HHC;
Death Valley Sherilf. CBS.
9:00 p. m N'ew, MB3: Freddy
Martin. BN; Hollywood Mystery Tune,
CBS.
0 13 p. m. Rex Miller, MBS.
0 30 p. m. tilery Queen Myiterles,
NEC; Fulton Lewis, Jr.. MBS.
10:00 p. m.-Newi Flashes. NBC;
Town Meeting, BN.
10:30 p. m. Strings for Meditation,
NBC; Sonny Dunham Orch.. CBS.
11:00 p. m. Hotel Biltmore Orch.,
NBC; News, CBS.
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From her detk in th operations room at Scott Field. Illinois, Pvt
Elizabeth S. Martin of South SL Paul, Minnesota, sends order through a
pneumatic tuba to the airport's control tower. Private Martin enlisted in
th Women's Army Corps in April 1943. She has three brothers in the
Nary and an uncle in tha Infantry. The Army U seeking more Wacs foi
important assignment.
0,000 BANDAGES
SHIPPED OUT BY
ID GROSS HERE
Ninety thousand surgical
dressings, 10 huge cartons, left
the work rooms of the produc
tion department of Jackson
county Red Cross Tuesd iy for
shipment to overseas hospital
bases. The last two weeks in
whilA nut ill we feel the need of
tonic or perhaps some kind of vita
mins to give us a little pep.
Mrs. M. G )
Answer Send stumped envelope
hearing vour nddrcw. " for booklet
V-l-T-E Spells Youlh. It tells how to
take the vitamins everybody, old and
young, needs,
O narks
What do you think of doctors who
atixure pmiema incy can cure arin
rltls and keep tuklnir their money as
long as the pnilents will continue
In It inn treatment? (E. M
Answer no rcpuinnio or reiuinic
physician ever promises or guarun-
lers lo cure anviniua. ne mere iuci
thut a doctor duos so stumps him as
n quack.
(Copyright. 1044. John F. Dllle Co.)
FATS PROTECT AGAINST ARCTIC COLO
i
Pvt. H. R. Powell, of Morosntown, W. V, shows how our fighting
men sleep soundly and comfortably on the snow-dovered ground.
His water repellant sleeping bug weighs eight pounds, while hit
light nylon tent Is coldproof to 10 degrees below sero. Both the sleep.
Ing bag and the nylon tent require used fats In their composition
This Is something to remember when temptrd to wasta used kitche,
atf or complain about the absence of nylon hoalery.
the race of Jackson county
women to linish the 210,000
quota by September 1. "There is
no let-up in the dogged dcterm-
mination of these splendid and
hardworking women to accom
plish their goal, regardless of
the demands of the fruit season,
a chapter spokesman said.
Sixteen thousand dressings
are left to be finished In six
working days. Business men and
women are asked to please note
that there are six evening ses
sions in Mcdford on Tuesday
and Thursday nights and two in
Ashland on Friday nights, be
fore the end of the month.
Every woman, who has ever
made surgical dressings, is asked
by Mrs. Cus Newbury, chairman
to come out and help finish up
the Job on schedule time.
Three Killed in
Filming Aerial
Combat Picture
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Mrs. Frniices Andrews (crnter). flunked by pollr? mairon nti net mis
bond, Prnnk Andrews, who a honnmblj (li.vlinruecl Irom Army uie aj
before, leaves Ealmat, Calif, Jail lor court where she piraiifd "nji
frulliy" to charoe that h nmtileied 18-yrnr-Oiil Jay Lovrit. a larm boy
Kcjectlne. motion to throw out indi' iment the pourt wt s-pt " t"
tiaM lot lUa U-jea.-old, aoclaliy pruuiuteut Cariuet Valie) pjauua.
Luke Field, Ariz., Aug. 23
(U.R) Search crews today had
located the burned bodies of
three men killed when their
B-25 bomber collided in mid
air with nn AT 6 training plnne
miring filming of scenes for
"Gnd Is My Co pilot."
U. Col. G M. Bates, com
manding officer of Luke Field,
identified the dead as:
1st Lt. George Hunter, 26.
Glendale, Oil.
2nd I t. Patrick D. Holland.
24. Sacramento, Cal.
Sgt. James A. Ramsey, 23.
Pittsburgh. Kas.
Previously announced as dead
was 2nd. Lt. Orland L. Luhr.
22, Clayton, Wash., pilot of the
AT-8.
The accident resulted when
the AT 6. camouflaged as a
Japanese Zero, failed to clear
the bomber as the "Zero" came
up beneath a bomber formation
after a diving approach from the
opposite side.
$100 GIFT FROM "LORD"
FOR BURNED OUT COUPLE
Vancouver, Wash., Aug. 23
(UP Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Robin
son, both 77 .were surveying
sadly the charred ruins of their
little farm home when a strang
er came up and handed them a
$100 bill.
"Just consider that lt came
from the Lord," he said, walking
away.
Cli'Slna: time dn 9um1ny Too Lata
to Classify a SO Saturday afteruooD
Please rciiienitier.
On the Radio Chains
STATIONS)
Chain affiliation and where they
ire on the dial:
KAI.B (MUM) 330, Portland.
KK (MlC-Blue) 1 1 MO. Curiidtnl
KtiA MW -HHJS A MKS) ISIU
8xiknne; KfiO (Mtr-lllue) KIO
8nn l-ranciuo; tUUV (MiC-Keci)
GiU. Portland: K JU Mtt'-Kluei
1 unu. tru 1 1 le : h N X ( ( Its I 1 070
Los Ani-i'les; K OA (MU'-ltfU) K.'U
Hemer; KOIN (Hi-) 'J7U, Port
lull (I ; KO M Ct ( N H Ked ) U50
Swittle; KI'O (MIC-Krd) 6KU
San Kraiu-lsro; KSL (CUS) 1160
Salt Lake Clt,
Time Shown ts PWT
Wednesday
B OO p. m Fletcher Wiley, CBS;
Terry and Pirates. BN; OK for Re
lease. NBC.
5:13 p. in. Superman. MBS; Dick
Tracy. US.
530 p. ra. Jack Armstrtms;. BN;
Hsrry Flannery. news, CBS;; Adven
tures of Tom Mix. MBS.
5:45 p. m. Louis P Lochner, NBC;
Night News Wire, MBS; Hop Harngan,
EN: News, CBS.
6:00 p. m. Alan YounR Show. NBC;
Gabriel Heatter. MBS; Hop Harrigan,
BN; News, CBS.
6:13 p. m. News, BN; Screen Test,
MBS.
6 30 p. m. Mr. District Attorney,
NBC; Bnilev Show, CBS; First Nighter,
MBS; Spotlight Bands. BN.
7:00 p. m. Kay Kyser's Kollene,
NBC; Raymond Gram Swing, BN;
Great Moments in Music, CBS.
7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas, MBS;
Ted Malone. BN.
7:30 p. m. Lone Ranger, MBS;
Scrnmny Amby. BN.
8:00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop,
NBC; Paul Nellson, news. BN; I Love
a Mvstery, CBS: Main Liner. MBS
8.15 p. m. Roy Mnypole, NBC;
Lum ana Abner. BN; Passing Parade,
CBS.
8 30 p. m. Beat the Band. NBC;
My Best Girls, BN; Dr. Christian, CBS;
Bullring Drummond, MBS.
9:00 p. in. Mr. and Mm North.
NBC; Allan Jones with Woody Her
man's Orch., CBS; News, MBS; Dun
ninper BN.
0 30 p. m. Fulton Lewis. Jr., MBS.
10:00 p. m News, NBC; Bnl Tah
arln Core Orch., BN; Kirby Orch..
MBS.
10:15 p. m. Carl Ravazza Orch.,
MBS
10:30 n. m The Colonel. CBS: I
l nonius reiuso urcn.. jvifu.
1045 p. m. Ambassador Hotel
Orch.. BN.
11:00 d. m Biltmore Hotel Orch..
news, tus.
THE GRANGE
Live Oak Grange
Members of Live Oak Grange
met In regular session at the
Girl Scout hall, Aug. 21, Frank
Greenwood acting as master in
absence of Frank Marshall. Two
names were voted for rr.cr.ibc
ship and three applications rs.-ri.
It was decided to put on 1st and
2nd degrees at next meeting,
Sept. 4, for a class of nine. After
grange meeting, refreshments
were served by the committee,
Kate Rhueling, Mary Mattson
and Myrtle Whipple. For next
meeting, each lady is to bring
apple pie.
Forty-four grangers and their
families enjoyed a picnic Aug.
13 at the Frank Hall home. An
other picnic will be held in Sep
tember, place and time to be
named later.
H.E.C. met at the hall, Aug.
17, for a social meeting. A stork
shower was held for two mem
bers, Mrs. Violet Thompson and
Mrs. Florine Higinbotham. The
ladies received many nice gifts.
Potluck dinner was enjoyed at
noon. About 25 were present.
Use Mall rnbune Want Ada.
The Ottawa branch of ths
Royal Mint was established oa
Jan. 2, 1908.
Closing time for Classified ads
, m. Too Lata to Classify. UJO
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, eiviliani only
Oelicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 am.
except Sunday Phone day
time 5300; night 9101.
Chalker's Motel St Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
( (II r leers & Civilians)
nine llance Refreshments
Closed Mnnduvs Reservations
I liu ruin? Private Parties Only.
No Cover harRe.
Phone Gold Hill 474
KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS
Open 6 p. m. to 2 . m.
Phone Central Point 472
for reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Central
Point. Out of Bound ior
Service People
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX
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Thursday
5:00 D. m Terry and Pirates. BN:
Fletcher Wiley, CUS; OK for Relcaae,
NHC.
B:15 p m. Dick Trnry, BN: Supcr-
mnn. MliS; Relax In Rhythm, NBC.
3:30 n m. Jnclc Artmtrone. UN;
Hnrry Flannery. newi, CDS: Tom Mix.
MRS.
3:4.1 d. m. Lou i P. Lochner. NBC:
Hop ItarrtKan. UN; Night Newt Wire,
MRS: news, CBS.
6 00 D. m Music Hnll. NBC: Ma or
Bowes. CMS: Gabriel Heatter. MRS:
Sumtet SercnaHe. BN
6 13 n. m. Screen TeaL MBS: news.
BN
0 d. m. Charlie Chan. NBC:
Spot) split Bands. BN; Corliss Archer,
CRS; Starlight Serennde. MBS.
7 00 d. m. Harrv Savnv. NUC: Rav-
motul Cram Swinn BN; First Line,
CPS: Henry Gladstone. MRS
7 11 p. m Lowell Thomas. MBS.
7 30 p. m Joe E. Urown, BN;
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