TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Your Health
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady
265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Calit.
EVERYBODY HAS
One grumpy old boy sum
moned me to his office and told
me I'd have to change my tcach-
ings about
catching cold.
He didn't know
nnything about
the scicntitic
medical points
of the question
but he knew
from many
years of ex
perience that
If he walked
the few blocks
from his office
Dr Bradf to his club for
lunch without his overshoes on,
when the pavement was even a
little damp, he was practically
certain to . . .
The only reason for these talks
about blood pressure Is that now
I'm having trouble with another
great man in another large city.
He has a mad on about my con
stant harping on the importance
of saving the teeth, supplement
ing the everyday deficient diet
with the essential vitamins and
being on guard against mouth
spray as the usual mode of infec
tion with "colds." The great man
even asserts that mothers of
smalll children are complaining
about the demoralizing Influence
of my teachings for instance,
when I assure youngsters It
makes no difference whether you
get your feet wet or not, so far
85 health is concerned. Being
presumably a person of common
ordinary intelligence I ought to
know better than that. Etc., etc.
So the question Is, shall I be
come a mere memory or shall I
pipe down, pull In my horns, and
make all my teachings conform
to the conventions or standards
of, say, 1890?.
Take this blood pressure thing.
LOCAL and
Home James L. Hill, 203 N.
Grape street, has returned home
from the hospital where he has
been convalescing from a brok
en hip.. According to his daugh
ter, Mrs. Paul T. Barnard, his
condition Is satisfactory.
Brownie Home Pfc. Floyd
H. Brownlee has arrived in Mcd
ford from Camp Shelby Miss.,
and is visiting his wife, Doris,
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
K. Clarke, at the family home,
410 Clark street. He will leave
, Wednesday.
Relatives Here Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Schaub and family of Denver,
Colo., arc In Mrdforrl as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scherer and
fnmlly of Ideal Court. Mr.
Schaub and Mr. Scherer arc
cousins The Schaub arc en i
to tn Kptrhlkan. Alaska., and
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will leave Mcdford Monday. j Purf stolen Dorris Brown,
.. i. . . t j j i - 1' 318 North Central avenue re
,UnlM.!M"T"i:d lE.Xn'!Por to city police that her
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10:30 a. m. Subject for the dny
will be "Housework the llenlth
ful way." with Miss Marian Kar
rell as leader. A prize will be
presented to one of the early ar
rivals at the mcetliiK Members
are asked to bring a sack lunch.
To Arrive I.t. Leo Mlksche
will arrive in Medford Tuesday
from Roswell. N. M., where he
has been undrixoliiK special
training as a fiist pilot on a U
17. After a brief visit here l.t.
Miksche will continue to Lin
coln, Neb. Lt Miksche is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Miksche. 813
Minnesota avenue.
Oak Groya Unit The Oak
Grove Kxtension unit will hold
the first meeting of the fall at
the home of Mrs John Klson
lucsday at 1 1 a m. An Interest-
ing project, "conserve with the
scrap bag win do demons! nit-'
ed. Kvcry home maker in tiie
district is cordially invited to at
tend. A prize will he given to
one of the parly arrivals at the
meeting. Anyone desiring further
Information may call 0101.
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DINNERS
Open p. m to 2 m.
Phone Central Point 472
(or reservations. On the
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Point Out ot Bounds lor
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REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart Rheumatism Asthma Cetarrh Piles.
Prostate Gland Eciimi end ell disorders
ol Liver. Kidney Trouble end other com
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Removed
Sunday, October 9. 19441
and Its Care
BLOOD PRESSURE
I shall never tell anybody what
his blood pressure should be or
what causes it to be too high or
too low or what he should do,
take or not eat if some busybody
has convinced him he is suffer
ing from high or low blood pres
sure. I could as well determine from
the handwriting and a lock of
hair whether a correspondent's
or reader's pulse or heart beat
is too rapid or too slow and ten
what will correct it.
I've said scores of times here
that if you are wise you'll leave
blood pressure to your doctor. In
any case your own doctor is the
only one who can advise you In
telligently about it.
QUESTIONS ANSWER!
Huw to Lose Weight
I taw some nienlton in your column
of a booklet or u piimphlet on How to
Lose WelRht. I am n "hefty" and I'll
be your debtor for life If you will tell
me" how . to reduce to reasonable pro
portions. (M. A.l
Answer Send stamped envelope
hearing your address, for pamphlet
How to Lose WeiKht. Do not use a
rlloping. If your surplus fat Is mostly
below the equnter you h-.rt better In
rlose twenty-five cents for booklet
'Rules for Reducing" which gives
special Instructions for hypopituitary
obesity.
Running Esr
My cousin writes from the south
that your prescription for ear drops
cured her 10-year-old son's chronic
running ear in a few weeks rifter
mnnv doctors had failed. (Mrs. P.W.S.)
Answer With the timely help of A.
Coincidence, perhaps. The drops are
simple enough if you can get the
solution from vour druggist. Ten
grains of boric acid In one fluldounce
of pure grain alcohol drop two or
three drops in the ear each night and
morning, using blunt dropper and hav
ing vial always comfortably warm.
Wear no plug of cotton In ear per
mit unobstructed ventilation and as
much daylight as may be. If druggists
cannot supply the alcohol without pre
scription, there's nothing more 1 can
do about it.
Synthetic
Chemist said the calcium and vita
min I) you recommended is only syn
thetic and that If I take any at all It
should be only natural calcium and
vitamin D. (Mrs. H J A.l
Answer Unit for unit synthetic
vitamin D Is Identical with natural
vitamin D. There Is no synthetic cal
cium It Is all natural, of course.
(Copyright 1D44, John P. Dlllc nC.I
PERSONAL
Pays Fine Irvin E. Tcdrick,
23, paid a $10 fine in city police
court Saturday on a chnrge of
being drunk In a public place.
Inducted Wallace Harold
Wood was Inducted into the
U. S. army Oct. 4, according to
selective service board No. 1
with which he was registered.
Files Bliss Hcnle has filed ap
plication in the city building in
spector's office to install a par
tition for an apartment at 1MB
West 10th street at a stated cost
of $50.
.
Grass Fir The chemical
truck of the city fire depart
ment vt Inon ichwf a tfrnus firn'
behind Roosevelt school about
12:50 p. m. yesterday. No dam
age was reported. '
purse was stolen from her car
TlinruH., .....It- ...
A,,,,,o,lJ itvitiiiiik WMlltt til"
tended a show. Someone forced
the car open, the report stated.
Kills Buck Osa Waggoner of
Phoenix bagged a five-point buck
In the Illy district Tuesday.
Other members of the hunting
party were Mrs. Waggoner, Son
ny Wnggoncr ad Roy Redman of
Talent.
Qualifies Irvin Willis Dc
Wolfe qualified for general mili
tary service Sept. 18, 1S144, at
Honolulu, T. H., according to
word receivxl hero by selective
service board No. 1 with which
he is registered.
Dr.
Batter Dr. II. B. Cole
num.
who was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital recently
isuflering from a paralytic stroke.
Is improving slowly and expects
to be out In the near future, rcla
lives stated today.
To Idaho Joseph J.'McCallis-
ter, seaman second class, has re
turned to t'arragut, Ida. He has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. M. McCallister, for the
past two weeks at their home
in the Griffin Creek district.
Leave Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
P J. Oorscy of this city plan to
leave Tuesday for Los Angeles I
where they will visit their son
and drftigiitcr in law. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dorscy. En route
home they will stop in San Fran
cisco for a visit with a daugh
ter, Mrs. r.thel Darby, and in
Sacramento with a nephew, W
A. Dorsey, They plan to be gone
a month.
lo Sparta BIdg.
Vacation Her Mr. and Mrs.
Albert E. uwen or L.os Angeles,
Calif., are spending a two weeks'
vacation in Mcdford and vicin
ity. Mr. Owen plans on trying
' his hand at fishing here.
Over Weekend Ransom Web
ster, ships cook, first class, is
spending the weekend at his
home, 135 Vancouver avenue
with his wife, Mrs. Ransom Web
ster. He Is stationed at Crows
Landing, naval auxiliary air
base, near Modesto, Calif.
Daughter Born Mr. and Irs,
Ford Waldo of San Bernardino,
Calif., are parents of a daughter
born at San Bernardino Oct. 2.
Mrs. Waldo is the former Patricia
Berrian, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Berrian of San Ber
nardino, former Medford resi
dents.
Traffic Violations Cloyd
Breeding and Billy Joe Richey
were both fined $1 in city po
lice court Saturday on a charge
of riding two on a bicycle. Sam
Colton paid $2.50 fine for park
ing in a private alley and Ken
neth Lawrentz paid $15 fine for
violation of a basic rule,
Society To Meet Dr. Susie V.
Standard will be hostess for the
October meeting of the Jackson
County Medical society which
will be held Wednesday evening
at the Hotel Jackson. The meet
ing will be preceded by a dinner
at 7 p. m. Dr. L Roy C. Jensen
will give the paper of the eve
ning. Altond Game Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Hall and daughter Jacklyn,
Joan Hoppe, Bud Nordwick, Jer
ry Hunter, Carl Tengwald, Bar
bara Meadows, Larry Hayes and
Margery Newton, all of this city
were among Medford spectators
at the Klamath Falls-Ashland
football game at Ashland high
school stadium Friday night.
Guard Officers Leave Lt.
Oscar E. Sabin and Lt. Stanley
G. Morgan, of Company A, First
Battalion, Oregon State Guard,
left Medford Friday night for
Fort Lewis, Wn., having been
ordered there for a week's inten
sive training course. The school
will be attended by officers from
the Northwest states.
Cited Jo. Court Hugh Smith,
SCU, Camp White, was arrested
on highway 02 by state police
Friday and will appear in jus
tice court Oct. 9 at 2 p. m. on a
charge of operating a car with
no operator's license. Arthur F.
Long, of Ashland, 46, will ap
pear at 4 p. m. Oct. 9 on a charge
of no motor vehicle license.
Released Major Newton C,
Chancy has received an honor
able release from active service
with the army air corps, accord
ing to news received here. He
was a former district attorney In
this city and moved from Med
ford to Carthage, Tex. He has
been stationed at Fort Sam Hous
ton, Tex.
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Portland, Ore., Oct. 7 (U.R)
Niel Allen, chairman of the
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mittee, today announced forma
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veterans' organization, with 36
county units now organized and
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