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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader! should address Inquiries toi Or. William Brady 26S El Camino. Beverly Hllli. Calif. WHAT MAKES A "Probably no other country . rff.niisis and such has so many dentists and such well trained ones as the United I States, says Prof. Barnett Sure In his book "The Little Things in Life" (Ap-pleton-Century 1937). "Tooth ache, howev er, due to ab s cesses and caries Js com- mon every where; bo are inflamed and Dt Brad? swollen gums, which frequent- ly are associated with pyorrhea that results in loose teeth. . . . Clinical observations, however, indicate that the activity and extent of dental caries (decay, cavity-formation) may be quite unrelated to the degree of mouth cleanliness. Relatively clean teeth may be extremely decayed, and filthy mouths may contain sound teeth and healthy gums." Whatever the Professor meant by "filthy" Is beyond my com prehension. But if you ask me, I'll take the "filthy" mouth and sound teeth and healthy gums and you may have the "relative ly clean" extremely decayed teeth. Here Trofessor Sure is expressing in polite language what Weston A. Price, D.D.S. has so clearly shown in his classical study "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration" (Hoebor of Harper & Bros., MO) and I, In my best bull-i;; -china-shop style, have been trying for years to pound into the heads of den tists, doctors and people who read this column when they have nothing interesting or In structive to read. i If brushing the teeth regular ly could prevent tooth decay the American people should I have the best teeth in the world, for surely no other people use toothbrushes an dentifrices as much as Americans do. In a talk to follow I'll de scribe what I consider a clean ' Gold Hill Gold Hill, Sept. 6 Mrs Marie Glover left for Seattle, having been guest of Mrs. Mollle Har rison. Mrs. Ida Holley, Modesto, Cal., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ha zel Tresham, of Galls Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker and children of Chlco, Cal., are visit ing Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes, parents of Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Mabel Stello and son of Redwood City, Cal., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom West nd family. Mrs. West and Mrs. Stello are sisters. Mr. Charles Arthur, Porlland, Is visiting friends in Gold Hill nd Medford this week. Mrs. Leo Washburn is visiting friends and relatives In their former home at Santa Barbara, Cal. The condition of Mrs. Charles Kell Is somewhat Improved Mrs. Kcll was taken ill in Port land while visiting at the home of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Card and daughter. Marsha, of Holiiday. N. D., are visiting at the Nor man Gail home. They were called here by the sudden death of his sister, Mrs. Chas. R. Gall. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mutin and da tea vJriQF7Dr MRK , ldnho. The MarlHi, nnve ! U L I L UIlL II LIlIU moved Wclser, been residents of Gold Hill for the past 18 years and will be greatly missed by their many friends. Miss Irene Meuiiier has come from her home in Canada to be with her sister, Mrs. Anita Hlnir. ION TRIAL vujiinlon. Sept. 7 IU.P' i novernmenl I'n.s.Tiitor O. John, Roiiue v culled a "lii.r" ly nil anKry defense attorney nt the , sedition trial today durum a session inai K.mewniu resem Dien the stormy enriy days oi the 4" j-inonths-old proceedings. J. Austin Lnttimcr, attorney for Defendent George E. Uetlv eniRe, called Rorko a liar and demanded a directed verdict of acquittal after un cxc'ianKp be tween the prosecutor and anoth er defense attorney. Lattimer in (listed that Riikkc mentioned IJetheraiii' s name. YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES nean nntumaiiim niinma iaierrn rues, i Prostate Gland Ecienie and all disorder! ol Liver. Kidney Trouble and othrr com plaints disappear alter using CHINESE HERBS IP-1 Removed i. H. Leng, Horbalitf Thursday, Sep!. 7, 1944 I MOUTH FILTHY? I mouth and how to keep It clean. 'Here I merely confess I don't know what the dentist or the professor means by a "filthy" mouth or what makes it "filthy", if it is not the presence of cavities in the teeth or atro phy, wasting, degeneration of the gums. I sincerely believe that decay of the teeth (caries, cavity formation) cannot be prevented by the most meticul ous use of toothbrush or denti frice. I believe it can be pre vented by good nutrition, good j dental treatment and good mas- tication. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS When Oortori Disagree Our doctor prescribed yjecn iron and ammonium cllrnte to Jnrreafe the hemoglobin, whlr-h was found re duced to a.V My brother, a doctor In another (ate, nayi Iron li not as similated without copper, In which onlnion Sherman scemi to concur. He never prescribes iron without tome copper. (S. P. M.) Artnwer It may be true that a minute quantity of copper ii essential fur hemoftlobln forum t ion, but Ken era Uy there Ii enough copper pres ent In various foods to fulfill the body's requirement such foods us rnrlishes, cucumbers, peai, tomatoes, oysters, cauliflower, celery, aspnraKus, beets, grapes, lettuce, kal and wa tercress contain considerable copper. In the booklet "Blood and Health'" ifor copy send ten cenu and stomped envelope bearing your address do not send a clipping I tell how to make up a homemade iron tonic con taining a wee bit of copper. Mild Tlnrture of Iodine i You had better look up the formu- ' ia or Mild Tincture of iodine, U. 8. P. XII. It does contain dilute alcohol. fS. K., Registered rhnrrnitcl.it. j Answer I hope the printer hasn't made me say what you Imply I have aald. Of course Mild Tincture of Io dine contains alcohol. I said Weak Solution of Iodine contains no al cohol. Surredaneum for HI gits Ms T am S3 years of age and have been taking digitalis for rheumatic heart, but it does not seem to help me. F M. . Answer Of course T have no iriea what your condition or requirements may be, But let me say that an op timal daily ration of vitamin D-corn-plex, say three spoonfuls of a potent syrup of B-complex which contains also a little iron gluconate and man gsnefie. along with digitalis, or as a iicceaaneuni ror digitalis, often acts is a real heart tonic. Help for Alrohollr Addicts Please send your booklet "Dlnso- mania." I want to help my son, aged 30 years, or help him help himself. imrs. k. w . i Answer Best heln for anv alco holic addict Is to get In lourh with Alcoholic Anonvmous irroun In his or her community perhaps post- offirit AHH rNi nt n irmm mnv i found In the Classified Section. If you provide stamped envelope henrlne I vour aririresa I'll aenrf lha hnnklft KI alt-oholiim. (Copyright, 11)44, John r. HI Me Co.) Lake Creek Lake Creek, Sept 1 pfc ' Wesley Householder returned home Sunday from Salinas, Kas., where he is stationed In the ar my. Pfc. and Mrs. Householder and small son. Buddy are now In Talent, visiting Pfc. House holder's parents. Summer vacation Bible school mm, f - a nlma Ait.t 7 T?nt, Randall came from Medford, al- so Mr. and Mrs. Case, parents of , Miss Alice Case, who has been teaching the school Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Worley and sons moved from the Ragsdale ranch to Mrs. Julia Dow's ranch. Mr. Bert Moore of Medford spent Sunday and Monday at the A. L Peek home. Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler and family were guests Tuesday at the Wm. Iloefft home. Callers Monday at the Teel home were Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Ragsdale and daughters, Tessic and Barbara There will be a recreation party Saturday night, Sept. 1), In the Community hall at Lake Creek with Mrs. Worley as game leader. After this they will be held the first Siiturdiiy nifiht of och month. WAR WORK STRIKE Cleveland. O.. Si'pt. 6. 0J PA threnteiied walkout of 04,0(10 workers In war plnnls In De- v ieveiaou wasi. averted today by the Kivern- ment seizure of two )lants of llio Clrvplnnd Hroiuc ram pun v which had been Idle for six days brcnuso nn employe broke n 73 Cv.'!ll loeker room Inrk. J0Y SAViNGS STOLEN soattlo. S.-pt. 7 iU.R Lnst Kobriinrv. when her husband jnr,t 1ho nrmv j. j. M. Me. rey. n switebonr. a switeboarit otn'rator on a Seattle newspaper beiinn savins; her dimes. She planned to use them as a celebration fund when her husband returned to civilian life. Today police are looking for the thief that stole her savings all 3200 dimes. South river Is 1. America's Orinocc '00 miles Ions. L'm msii Prinuns Wsnt A.ls FOR STOMACH ULCERS to Sparta Bldg. Phone S817 K-RATIONS f-v, ' -,".' -." Z', ' m " ,'. Pvt. Robert W. Hopper, left, of Huntavllle, Ala, and Pvt. Robert Grant of Barberton, Ohio, Indulge In K.Ratlont, each supplying hli own. All K-Ratlona are wrapped In extra heavy cellophane and pack ed In a box with a protective wax coating to protect the content! from rain or tropical humidity. Used fat It a necessary Ingredient In the manufacture of both the cellophane and the wax coating. The fat saved In kltchena helps preserve the food auppllea of fighting men. TEEN-AGE CHILD DELINQUENCY DUE 10 CHURCH LACK Lack of Christian influence In ; the lives of young people is one i of the greatest causes of juvenile I delinquency according to Ben H. Schmidt, .secretary of Med ford's newly organized Y. M. C. A., who rpokc at the meeting of the Medford Kiwanis club yes terday noon. Mr. Schmidt came to Medford a few days ago from Ontario, Cal., and has been do ing Y. M. C. A. work both in this country and in the Orient for a great many years. Many people fail to realize the force of personal influence, especially with the 'teen-age child, Mr Schmidt declared, and added that this was one of the kmost difficult periods of youth Knn,., n.. : i.:u.- ULLUUn: -" emici too young or too old" and is habitually left out of activities because of this. 'Teen-qged young people of the present time are especially in iieen oi wise guidance, ne sain, because they will be faced with the task of post war problems and will be living through one of the most difficult periods of this nation's history. Servicemen away at war for many months want to 'eturn to an unchanged nation, Mr. Schmidt declared a"d ?(,flt-rl ,h"1 unlrss U"1 '0,ln8 !'eonlt: ,lnme nr'' W'ided into the right paths, the returning soldier will not like the ndi tions he finds on his return. Elaborating on the lack of Christian Influence. Mr. Schmidt said he had had groups of young people In "V programs num bering n: high as HO without any having had any previous Chris tian contacts. He traced the boy hood lives of a few outstanding Americans, Including William O. Douglas, present member of the supreme rourt, and showed how early personal and group influ ences had resulted In the men becoming outstanding leaders and citizens. "I never met a truly bad child or man, Mr Schmidt declared. said that only when a lack of ; mr proper mfhirncps rosultcd in I bud chiiractoristios being devet-1 oped over the Rood did individ unlfl become problems for so- i ciety. PORTLAND CLAIMs"reCORD Portland, Ore, Sept. 7 iU.R 1 Pnrtland today claimed the na tional championship fn waste pa-; per salvage collection as a result ; of the recent drive which netted j 8 pounds per capita, according ! to Hodertck Finney, executive I rotary of the Oregon state salvage conunittee. ' PnrnRiuiy river Is J.500 miles in length. Clnslnir tliun for HuiiAst Too lte to CIswkHv ft :10 Simmlay ettrnoon I'lt'iinfl romcnilirr. 1 SUKBUKtlAH HUUtlS P'4 T:N"E "0 $VR1 THE l5f Ri'?P v 'iVUT UV"!S6 Al fHClR AT.MrA.PIfM.5 ATtXAwlLV 1CN IM'R'Y KR.TiFY' RtUSs TT-CM HER :Ul COMMUTE V1iS K CK'Su THE u'RMR Cf Th C-ASACE VvW A c"KA?H iHAT CAN EE HEARD IPVO PCttH 1HE 61CC a FOR TWO On the Radio Chains BTATIOMBl Chain alrilliillon and where tbej are ou the dial: KAI.B (MHH) 1330, Portland. Kt. (Mll'-lllur) 1 1 HO. I'orllunu. KliA (MK'-llliie & .Mils) I5ICJ npokane: KUO (NKL-lllue) Nil) Kan Krunclicu; KtiW (MIC-Red 6211. Pnrllund: KIR (MKJ-llluel luuo. Scuttle; KNX (I'll) IU70 Los Angi'lei: KIM I NIK -Kill I M.'.o lirnter: Klll.N ( lis) 3;n. Port land: KOMI) (Mlt.'-Reil) DM) Kenttle; KI'O (NKC-IIrd) 6SU Kan Francisco; KSU (CBS) null Bait Lake Cll, Time Shown Is PWT Thursday 5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates. BN: Fletcher Wiley, CBS: OK for Release. NBC. 5:15 p. m. nick Tracy, B.N: Super man. MBS; Relax in Rhythm. NBC. 5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong, BN; Hnrry Flannery, news. CBS; Tom Mix. MBS 5:45 p m. Louis P Lochner, NBC; Hop Hamsun. BN; Night News Wire. MBS: new. CHS 6 00 p. m Music Hall. NBC: Maior Bowes. CBS; Gabriel Heatter. MBS; Sunset Serenade. BN 0:13 p. in. Screen Test. MBS; news. BN 6 .10 p m Charlie Chan. NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN. Collins Archer. CBS; Starlight Serenade. MBS. 7 00 p m Harry Savoy. NBC; Ray mond Gram Swing BN. First Line, CBS: Henry Gladstone, MBS 7:15 p. nv Lowell Thomas. MBS. 7:30 p m. Joe E Brown, BN; Here's to Romance, CBS; Cisco Kid, MBS. B 00 p. m. Mercer s Music Shop. NBC' 1 Love a Mystery. CBS: Paul Ncilson. news. BN, Variety. MBS. fl 15 p m. Night Eiitor. NBC, Lum and Aimer. BN. Passing Parade. CHS 8 30 p. m Those We Love. NBC; Death Valley Sherlll CBS o.no p ni -News. MBS: Freddy Mnrttn. BN; Hollywood Myslcry Time, CBS 11:15 p m Rex Miller. MBS. 0 30 p. m. K.llery Queen Mysteries, NUf: Fullon Lewis. Jr , MUS 10:00 p m News Flashes, NBC: Town Meeting UN 10 30 p m. Strings for Meditntton. NHC: Sonny Dunham Orch.. CBS 11:00 p nv Hotei Biltmore Orch.. NBC; News, CUS. Krldav 5 00 p m Terry and Pirates. BN: Fletcher Wllcv, CUS. OK tor Release. NBC. 5:15 p m Dick Tracy, BN. Super man. MBS 5 30 n. m Jack Armstrong. BN; Harrv W Flinncrv. news. CBS; Ad ventures of Tom Mix. MBS 5.43 p in Louis P Lochner. NBC: Hop H.'irrlgan. UN; Night News Wire. MBS; News. CHS 0 00 p m Wnltr Time, NHC: Ga briel Hrnltcr, MBS S.15 p. in. Screen Test, MBS fl 30 p m People Are Funnv. NBC: Spotlight Bands. BN; That Brewster Boy. CBS. Double or Nothing. MUS. 7 00 p ni noston Blackie. NHC; Durante and Moore. CBS; Earl God win, news nN. 7 15 p nv Lowell Thomas. MBS: Ted Malone. nN. 7 30 p in BUI Stern. NBC: Stage Door Canteen, CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS. Blondle. BN a 00 p in Mercer's Music Shop, NHC: 1 Loe NHIson. ncwa. n Mvstery, CBS; Paul BN. 7-1C I.JL P.M. DON LEE-MUTUAL LOWELL THOMAS NEWSI TIME Standard of California I CLUYAS W1LUAM.1 a 1S p m Roy Maypole. NBC: The Parker Family. BN Prni Club. CBS 8 30 p m The Thin Man. NBC: Cong Busters. BN: U Pay" to Be Ig norant. CBS; Karat That Song. MBS 9:00 p m Turlough Tun. NBC: News MBS; Iced Code. Time, CBS; Meet Vour Navy. BN. 9:30 p m Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS: Service to the Front. CBS. 9:49 p. rn. Lee Slmms, planlit, NBC. 10:00 p. m Newi, NBC: Slnfonlet- ta. MUS; Bal Tabarln Cafe Orch., BN. 10 20 p nv Stones of the West, CBS. 10:30 p. m. Ambassador Hotel Orch.. BN. 10:45 p. m. Paul Page, singer, NBC; Ambassador Hotel Orch , BN 11:00 p m Hotel Biltmore Orch., NBC; This Moving World. BN; News, CBS. Chalker's Motel ftr Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (Officers a Civilians) Dine hanre Refreshments Closed Morula's Reservations Thursday Private Partlrs Only. No Cover harge. Phone Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX 7 yeazs fiouae was MADE Or POtVOJ?D CUTTLE-FISH BON . 4SM$ TAX CAUSED THE POWMFALL OF SPAA ASA WE ACCAMIA . A KAS QfGVAUVAP&SD WAR MEASURE 34t BUT IT TONTtNUED F0?OVER4X "EARS, FAAU. WEAfEAZAG TUE COUNTRY TO TtEFOAr WtfET WA5 AAJ EASY VCTM 70 THE COAQUEXOJ? BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH I PFl ZZ-ZZZZi I M0VW"S TW y SWUU-UE CAIN'T E.- B f ituc otr,cftMi v-)l--v' ouiru 1 ,"mm -.n-iwwi.-. r-.r i, 'pafoSf IW mm iSFPnniNr, CK ? OU SRVW60NES IS fe J-J-C U1HS1 BUZ SA W I tn I I (jHAMKS. I WASrfl I U CONTRARY TO WHAT YOU SUSPECT, I THEN WHV'D YOU BECAUSE I WAS AFRAID YOU j 11 i T 50 SUKt. , AM NOI A TOOL Or l He JAPS. WHEN fc TRY TO OIV6 THE WERE A JAP SPY,TRYING "reiax. sawyer, sit you saw me with the jap major, t alarm when t to test my loyalty, later, DOWN. THERE ACE SEVERAL P-1 WAS BEING THE WOMAN, THE ACTRESS, t CAME TO YOUR THERE WAS NO POINT IN I rAATTERS WE NEED TO CLEAR VM USE THE JAPANESE TO GAIN INFORMATION. HOUSE ? REVEALING MY IDENTITY I no imanciii.vnn 1 THE PERSON BEFORE YOU NOW IS . rWT&A YOU WOULDN'T HAVE BE- 1 1 HAVf nothins To fiab. J r Y il THE COBRA, THE KILLER. THE fl r LIEVED ME. I rnrn-r-' mmsrrg,P at ru -m L1L ABNER ,,. voice ins.de Bicmt.'.' I 1 riAin wirour a ficmt.'.' OLE MAN Mi.'.' J-'iTH i.l t EFP S-5AVIN', AH v DUCK, X&t MAr-1 MOSE V OH MAN -imZT- ME MOW T-EXCAPt OIM ,1 wjN !!Mc,o&Hst.pT-' ;rytt y'kes,- -VV.'." . ',' C,,X , VN MOSEr.'- U 1 I . WANT KlCKFr s SAY IT f.' I fcPi Uil THE NEBBS 'tjAT-s A ctrMAr. :,!' cV ai PiCTL'Kt L wt-Ni-x ANY iMcrc.uc.ncri riic I: -Hi i3i DEFEAT NO CURB Chungking, Sept. 7 (U.R) Government Spokesman P. H. Chang told corerspondents to day that Chinese reverses in Hunan will have no political nor economic consequences so far as China's resistance is concerned. Hollywood, Sept. 7 'U.R) Blonde Kay Williams repeated the oft-spoken Hollywood phrase "We're just friends we have no plans for marriage," today, when asked to confirm reports she would wed Actor Clark Gable. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7 00 p m., 3 a m. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101. wo-T ro ' G-OCSt? IS TCO i.'wt, riMPH'.fi JMtiCH COTETlTiONj feOGJ . JUDOS :A( 7b DSCOUPAGS. 0; r&J2&r s. i&m t't wRO. come to from tukt ftf-d OKS h sv -J 1-77 VX T.i. .t l,i I ardef Clicouot Club Ginger Mt-perioJ. One sip of its flavor-aged goodness - and you're sold! Get the bargain-buy the full 32-ounce quart. CLICQUOT CLUB A I S? lairaucn -. CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY (A-l Beverage Company) 301 No. Fir St.. Medford Phone 3873 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 ObEtacl 4 PreAx: two e Story ii At saint tlmfl 13 Exhilarated 16 Symbol (or sodium It New York Indians IS Musical nott 18 Act 11 Hnee )3 Roasting itta' 14 Yield la Rivrn 1ft Got( mound 19 The end SI Bombing trip 13 Railroad (ebbr.) 34 Plnv to fikat 30 Strike 38 Behold I 40 Arouse 42 Wipe out 45 Part of "to be 47 Break 49 Emerald Isle 60 Portal 62 Let fall 4 Symbol (or thoron 55 Toward BftFather and mother 89 Leave 61 Former Italian explorer 63 Harm 65 Went swiftly 66 Call for silence 67 Ever ieont.) DOWN LZWLZZlZZZWLl ---LWZZZsLWZZZ , -t, ll1' I I I I H I I I I nutr. ki I'iuih tmitn lielMU, Imt. 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