BIX MEDFORD MAIL THIBUKB
Mondar. Oct. 2. 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY Da WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers ihould address Inquiries loi Dr. William Brady
26S El Camlno. Bararly Hills. Call!.
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10 RESUME WORK
B p m Dick Tracy. BN: BuptT-
THE DANGEROUS AGE
LflfiJ
Asking for the pamphlet on
the Menopause (mailed on re
quest if you Inclose stamped
envelope Dear
I n g your ad
dress do not
send a clip-
lor wnat you
want) Mrs. H
M. expresses a
misapprc hen
slon which is
far too preva
1 e n t and, I
fear causes too
much ground
er urnoT less fear or
worry and also too much pro
crastination in getting proper
medical advice.
"My sister," says this corres
pondent, (well, let us say her
sister suffered a disaster such as
you or I or any one may suffer,
regardless of age, sex or present
state of health) "during the
menopause, and another sister
Is in a state hospital because of
mental derangement following"
(never mind Just what major
operation for Just what condi
tion) "during the menopause.
Yet you say this period is NOT
one of crisis and danger'"
That period, ma'am, Is Just as
dangerous as any other period
or epoch of life or nearly as
dangerous and critical as, say,
Infancy, youth middle age or old
age. All I say Is that it is NOT
MORE DANGEROUS for a wo
man to be alive at the age of 43
health or comfort attributable
to the menopause. A good many
women unquestionably experi
ence distress from the hot flash
es that often, not always occur
for a year or more during the
menopause. On the other hand,
a good many women nexer ex
perience any trouble at all
throughout the "change of life."
Normally a woman should
suffer no particular trouble
when she reaches the meno-
pause. Just cessation ot men'
struatlon in the course of a year
or less.
My advice to any woman,
married or unmarried, who docs
develop any impairment of
health or any disturbance of
"nerves" or mind, is this: Never
mind what the well meaning
but Ignorant (health-Ignorant,
physiology-ignorant) older wo
men may say, but disregard your
sex and age and take your com
plaint to your doctor, u is in
fact nobody's business but yours
and your doctor's.
QUESTIONS tc ANSWERS
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man
5 30 p m Date with Judy. NHU;
Jack Armstrong. BN Harry Flannery.
newi, CUS; Adventures of Tom Mix.
MBS
I 5 45 p. m Capt Midnight. BN:
. NlKht Niwi Wire. MBS, Ntwi CUS
I 6 00 p m. Mystery Theater NBC:
uaoriei neatier. vuis: tjurna ana Al
len, CBS.
0:15 p m. Screen Test. MBS
0 30 p m Word! at War, NBC:
SpotJIshl Banda, BN American for
um. MISS.
7:00 p. m. Bob Hope, NBC; Ray
mond Gram Swing, BN.
7:15 p m. loweJl Thomaa MBS:
Cenree Hicks. n.N
7 30 p m Hildeiarde. NBC; Red
Ryder. MBS.
B OO d m. Mercer'a Muste Shop,
KRr"' T f-nvK K. ... ....... 'tac- ur..u
me viijr uiuidiy uijui-i a BfJUII-. worm ua ay. I3rv
sorship of the Rogue River Civic
club. Surgical dressings will be
Rogue River Surgical Dressing
Unit will reopen October 19, at
4-H Livestock Auctioned
As Concluding Feature
Of Club's Annual Fair
(Continued from Sunday)
telope, Franklin's Cafe, Medford.
Hereford, Claude Waddell,
Shorthorn, John Axtell, Upper Reese Creek, F. W. Whitman,
Rogue, Crater Meat Co., Medford Central Point.
Shorthorn, Bill Padgham, Roxy Hereford, Dick Padgham, Roxy
Ann, Crater Meat Co., Medford. . Ann Franklin's Cafe, Medford.
Hereford, Kenneth Walch, An-
Fat Lamb, Betty Lillie, Roxy
made from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
every Thursday, according to
Mrs. Alva Black and Mrs R. W.
Hargitt, chairman and assistant
chairman. Both Mrs. Black and
Mrs. Hargitt spent a training
day for supervisors In the Med
ford work rooms.
Final arrangements for re
opening of the unit, which
worked from March through
August, 1943, were made at a
meeting called by the Rogue
River Civic club, Sept. 29. Mrs.
Gus Newbury, chairman of sur
gical dressings of Jackson coun
ty, and Mrs. Fred Rankin, ex
ecutive secretory, spoke on the
needs for additional workers In
the county. The quota for Serj-
tember and October alone Is 176,
000 dressings.
Officers of the Civic club are
Mrs. P. L. Straham, president:
iurs. iioiiin Jones, secretarv
Maypole NBC:
Passing Parade
8 15 n m Rov
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CBS
8:30 p m Johnny Weienta. NBC:
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0:00 p m Everything for Bove.
NBC: Ncwi, MBS Thoate' of Ro
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;30 p. m. Million Dollar Club,
CBS.
10 00 p m Newa. NBC: Count of
Monte Crljto. MBS; Bal Tabarln Cafe
vrcn an.
NBc" m Td Str,tBT Tch
10 30 p m Edwin C Hill. CBS
Ambassador Hotel Orrh , BN- Sweet
heart Swing Time. NBC.
h V "u nV',lk CB3- Blltmore
Hotel Orch.. NBC.
Brownsboro
Old FolKI ana Young r- , ' Mr. ITU-DK.tu tv,...l .
We are a couple 60 yeara oio miu "" a-uwiur, treasurer.
.-supervisors ivirs. n s. Deuel and
Mrs. J. J. Emmons from the
Medford unit will assist Mrs.
Black and Mrs. Hargitt In In
structing on the opening day,
October 19. All women in the
Rogue River community arc
urged to attend and register for
service.
then lome, working and we want to
keep at it. Have you any pamphlet
Vhr would help ua keep our pup?
CS. A. J.I
Answer Yei, one il Pf
nirt Folk, and Young Folks aend
tamoed elf addressed envelope ana
ask for it.
Dandruff
I avoid barber ahopa ai much aa
poailble because the barber always
Insists on trying to sell me aome per
fumed liquid dandruff remover. Can
you auggeat any remedy to clear up
dandruff? , B- ,
Answer your u-oumr
. ... th.r, it 1. t th. mam nf 30 1 begun-when.. your hair ;eg'i io .. .
" " -".the ba
to 40 or at the age of 00 to 70.
That tragedy came to your
sister when she was around 50.
Mental Illness to another sister
of that age is no more signifi
cant so far as cessation of men
struation is concerned than such
. , Ma'am, hlgn wood pressure is
misfortune or Illness. IS Bl lne testation of either some serious disease
age of 20, 40 or 80 years.
I do not mean to imply that
women suffer no disturbance of
the barber will alart aelllng you hair
restorer, instructions lur
j In namnh et CarO Of the
Hair for copy send stamped envelope j
bearing your address. j
lllood Pressure j
Please tell me If coffee and eggs j
are harmful to high blood pressure. .
I'm 48 years of age. (Mrs. C. F. B I :
Answer In moderation, no. But,
Ma'am, high blood pressure Is a manl
tuiaiitn nt either some serious dlseast
nr nt some had health hablta. Only
your own physician can advjse you
what to do nhout It.
(Copyright 1IH4, John r. Dllle Co.)
What About Real Estate?
Babton Siyi Now It Tim To Sell Old Houtet
Br Roger: W. Bebion
Babson Park, Mass., Sept. -9
(Special Correspondence) I
don't know what Is happening
In all sections of the country;
but I am getting many very bull
ish reports on the demand for
small and medium siied houses.
Houses that could have been
bought for $7,000 six months
ago are now being sola at iu.
000. There has not been much
activity as yet In vacant land,
but houses are turning over very
rapidly at large price increases.
What Are the Reasons
For Home Purchasing?
As birds Instinctively build
nests, so married couples like to
have a home,. Up to the present
time many of them have not had
the money to buy a home. Fur
thermore, there have been
enough vacant houses which
could be rented. All at once
peoplo have realized that they
now have enough money to buy
house on a safe mortgage and,
at the same time, find it very
difficult to rent a house. These
people might be doing the wise
thing If they can get the houses
at reasonable prices; but
would be better for them to
"sleep In a tent" for awhile than
to play foolishly high prices.
The real estate market today
Is where the stock market was
In 192B. Then when people sud
denly discovered that the supply
of good stocks was limited, they
stampeded one another buy
stocks. Hence, the market went
to unwarranted high prices and
then collapsed In the fall of
1929. Frankly, I think the same
thing will some day happen
again. People will find that the
present supply of good stocks
is limited and, before long, will
tampedc to buy them. This will
result In the stock market sell
ing at much higher prices; but
finally, through a fear of com
munism or some other bugaboo,
prices will again collapse. Both
houses and stocks are governed
by the same law of action and
reaction tempered by the frail
ties of human nature
Selling Advised
Rather Than Buying
During the past few years I
have been advising the purchase
of homes believing that the then
prevailing prices were less than
the cost of reproduction. Today,
in those sections where there Is
scarcity of homes, such real
estate is a better sale than pur
chase. This does not mean that
you should sell yourself out of
home, but if you have more
than one house this may be the
time to cash In on the extra one.
Germany will crack some time
between November 7, 1944, and
March 7, 1945. How long Japan
will hold out after Germany
cracks depends on Uncle Joe
Stalin. With his active help we
could finish Japan In three
months; but without his help it
may take" up to three years. At
any rate, we can now see the
end of the conflict which will
mean a resumption of building.
Price Drop May
Come Alter War
After the war the government
will encourage the building of
houses with favorable loans and
other means. Within two years
there may be a surplus of new
houses for sale at lower prices
than you can now buy secondhand-houses.
This should cause
a drop In the price of the exist
ing houses which are in such de
mand today. Therefore, If you
did not buy a year or more ago,
when I so earnestly advised it,
don't make any thoughtless real
estate purchases now.
There has not been much In
crease as yet In the price of land.
Therefore, this is my advice to
readers who want a new home:
(1) Continue tn gnve.vntir mnnpv
it ! putting one-half In Series "E"
war bonds and the other half In
a savings bank deposit. (2) Be
gin now to look for a small piece
of land where you can get town
water, electricity, telephone and
space tor a small kitchen gar
den. Have it within walking dis
tance of a store, post office
church and school, or elso near
a bus line so not to bo depend
ent on an automobile.
Don't Build Now,
Just Make Plant
Do no building now although
you can put in the concrete cel.
lar if you wish to and In most
communities can engage the
brick, lumber, etc. Get a stand
ard plan from your builder and
have It understood that he Is
to build your house as soon as
the war Is over. Then you should
get a better house than von ran
now buy and should get it for
less money.
tnu
ami
1180
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Brownsboro, Oct. 2 Mr. and
Mrs. E. Iveson and children of
Gerlach, Nov., visited friends In
this vicinity last week. The
Ivesons were former residents of
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Charley
are visiting their daughter Janet
In Portland. Miss Charley is a
cadet nurse In a hospital In
Portland.
Miss Irene Chnrlev and moth
er. Mrs. Mary Charley, are vis
iting relatives in Long Beach,
Calif.
Lyle Becney returned home
Sept. 27 from a business trip to
Elko, Nev.
Mrs. Leland Charley and
daughter Charmayne Lea have
returned from Seattle after
spending a month with Mrs.
Charley's mother, Mrs. Lamph-lear.
Herald Meyer, Seaman third
class of Farragut, Idaho, is
spending his furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Meyer.
Leroy Fernlund, Seaman 1st
class from the east coast is home
visiting his parents, Mr. and
1 Mrs. Fred Fernlund.
1 Mrs. H. W. Wright and daugh
I ter Dorothy have returned from
I Chicago and Madison, Wis.,
where they visited relatives for
few weeks. Ensign Wm. H.
Wright of Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y., also spent three
days with his mother and sister
there during his leave. He has
been transferred to Miami, Fla.,
for advanced training. The
Wrights also visited Miss Lois
Wright at Portland. While there
they attended the launching and
christening of a ship on Sep. 23,
in the Willamette shipyards
where Miss Wright is a welder.
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Fat lamb, Bob Ferns, Fern Val
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Rabbits, Bill Kramer, Howard,
Grant Nelson, Medford.
Rabbits, Sydney Nelson, How
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