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TEH MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. fUaders should oddren Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 CI Camino. Beverly HUU. Calit. THE VINEGAR TOPER I have a habit of drinking vinegar (writes Mrs. L. J., who says she is 25 years old and weighs liu pounds which is probably 16 pounds too lit tle if she is ot average height f'i- for women of that age). I : drink about aj tablespoonful a day. After drinking it I have an idea I feel lots bet Or Brady ter. Will it hurt me? From frequent inquiries It would seem that the notion Is commonly prevalent that one who overeats can reduce by drinking some vinegar every day. As a condiment a few drops of vinegar on your cabbage or beans, if vou nrefcr it to lemon juice, is harmless, although it is well to remember that vinegar is practically dilute citric acid and citric acid is utilized in the body. Thereto-e citric acid may be regarded as food, and acetic acid, taken in excess of the few drops as condiment, may chenv icallv produce an injurious ct- feet" (Webster) and thus act as a noison. Pure acetic acid, officially called glacial acetic acid (glacial means resembling ice) Is a clear liquid with characteristic pung ent odor, sometimes used as a Cdustic for destroying warts, corns and the like. The correspondent taking her nip of vinegar daily, just be cause she likes It. proDBDiy win not shrivel up and waste awny nor become pickled, but, on the off chance that she may sun wish to keep her youthful good looks I suggest that she switch to leman juice, straight or di luted with water, or orange juice these are wholesome, healthful, good sources of vita mins A, D-co:nplex and C and Iwavi desirable In the dally diet (the fruit or its Juice) to pre serve" the acid-base balance in blod and tissues. Like tomatoes DIOO ana USSUl-s. Uliw u, " I fr.iH. thl ritrilH frUltS i ' 4 i. , tn Ur-or. the or their juices tend to keep mc blood alkaline and to oppose COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriages Morris Dennis Hart and Vir ginia Baker. Roy J. Saunders and Gillian Marjorio Ncllson. James R. Crnwford and Ilene Alberta Ncwbold. Howard Lawrence Barto and Vivian Norman Bnrto. Reuben Raymond Gucl.es and Effie Jane Eaton. George Turner Wright and Margaret Ray Stevens. Joseph Ronald Wallace and Allie Martha Metsala. Robert DeWayne Griffith and Marjorle Rosczctta Myers. Divorces Filed Aldis Kerr vs. Iner V. Kerr. Robert Arthur Wilcox vs. Eleanor Wilcox. Joe A. Thomas vs. Gladys Ida Lee Thomas. Elsie E. Ramsdcll vs. John L. Ramsdell. Alice Herman vs. Gerald Herman. Clara Hockworth vs. Nelson Beckworth. Probate Court Estate of Clarence Cota, do- ceased. scutate of George F. King, de ceased. Guardianship of Donald Kim f-i'mvonri p0rl Radv for Opening X ! r 1 " " -Nvsiiw c. r- i . f r v - - r.- r- ;? 7 J7 U.ite hi) ammtt purl .toiuu cemcr, HullouU Paik, iiihiri Cauf iprutes up ita appraiuuce iur lorilicotmng Nov. I itemtiK lur laviiiM-T U lull meet lu ttouUiwu Cauiuiuia uk IVml UwImi. Friday, Oct. 13, 1944 acidosis. Vinegar, on the other hand, tends to make the blood and tissues less alkaline, the urine acid. So I say, instead of becoming a vinegar toper gratify that craving by taking a glass of tomato juice or lemon or grapefruit or orange - or other citrus fruit juice, or any com- j bination of these that suits your fancy. This will improve your health and vite and appearane. Vinegar will not. Let me remind you that I use vinegar as a condiment and I know no reason wny every ut should not do so. I like lemon inlco on salad greens, spinach, etc.. but for my baked beans and boiled cabbage I want vinegar. And if I were going to have sliced cowcumbcrs but, come now, let's keep our tempers you have vinegar on your cow cumbcrs If you like. I refrain from commenting upon your taste. QUESTIONS It ANSWM1S Flappy Anns Can you tell me how to get the upper part of arms hardened or firm flappy arms, I call It. I.Mrs. B. W ) Answer If you mean there are pnds of flabby fat around the shoulders and upper arms, follow the regimen outlined In the chapter "Reducing n Four Square Meals a Day In the booklet "Rules for Reduction for copy send 25 cents and stamped self addressed envelope. Doctor Laughed T consulted our doctor about the Injections for development of the f roasts and he Just laughed at me. From vour reply 1 was led to think one could get such treatment from a phvstrlan 'Mrs. D. J, T Answer If such semi-weekly hypo dermic injections of the hormone are inrfj,.! m- romnetent uhvsicial will at let aive the treatment a try. But whether or no, when your doctor laughed at vou he lold yrtsj plainly enough, did he not. that he does not rfru niir" confidence? A doctor should laugh with his patient, not at her. Running Ear Several years ago I followed your advice for running ear. My daughter had been afflicted wllh running ear for monlhi without benefit. The dis charge ceased after we used the drops (boric acid crystals and grain alcohol! for about three months, and she has had no further aigns of It now in over three years. IMrs. P. L.I Answer Thank you for the report. Since I first recommended such drjps for chronic running ear. It has become difficult to get the solution (boric acid, ton grains. In grain alcohol, one fluid ouncel without prescription. If vour druggist cannot supply it on your request, there Is nothing further 1 can do about It possibly your phy sician will glvt the necessary pre- ..rl..tinn Uctnlls ol tne ireaimeni in mtmnhlrt mailed On reotiest (no Cllp Ping wl" d" " vn" Provide stamped .,t",rt(1r,(!(1 rnv,ipe. (copyrignt ii4, John r, nine Co.) mel, Edward Khnmcl and Bobby Klmmcl, minora, estate of Isadore Brewer, deceased. Estate of Arthur L. Finley, deceased. Herrli Martha C. Robert and 3. E. Rob erto to Peter C. Olson, administrator; Peter C. Olson, administrator to Mlna A. Olson and Emma J. Ander son: warranty deed. Peler C. Olson to Clarence C. Pierce and Marjorle L. Pierce; war ranty deed. Alfred Anderson and Emma J. Anderson to riiirrnce C Pierce and Murjnrle L. Pierce; warranty deed. Clnrenre C. Pierte and Mnrlorle L. Pierce to Tee Oentry and Hazel Orntrv: wprrantv deed. Dee Gentry and Hnrel (Jentry to F E. Wi.hl and Zelma A. want; war ranty deed. F. E Wahl and Zelma A. Wahl to Dee Gentry and Hmel Gentry; quil clnlm deed. Jnrkflon Countv nutMtnff and Loan AsnarlHllon to A J. Hanhv and Mary Lauretta lUnby; warranty deed. A. J. Hanbv and Mary Lauretta ilnnhy to George- W Goodman and Smart Louise Goodman; warranty deed Mat tie E. Ptrkel to M. A. Putney and Mitrle I, Putnev; warrantv deed. CI F. Klnchelue to Grace Phillips; warranty deed, Nellie Williams to Glen Vaughn and Hut he VaiiKhn; deed. Walter A. Johnson and flue C. Johmon to Ram K Pollard and Clara L. Pollard; easement. John J. Grttirh and Birdie L. GrlUch to Leonard J. Clark and Mil dred E. Clark, warrantv deed M.iry Hrowne to LeVern H. Reich and Mollte Helen, warranty deed. S. J Snyder to George A. Lhamon and Manna A. Lhamon, warranty deed. George R. Brown and Mabel Ftrown to Kred It Kornluiui and Kit her U Fern-hind, warrant' deed. Sheriff. 8yd I llrown. to Hobart A Dltsworth and Clara F Dltsworth, re demption certificate. H A.. , . W T. Crown and EsteTIa Crowtl to Blanche Tiede and Josephine Tlcde, I warranty deed James F. Milton and Lelah A. MM- ton to Milton L. Foster and Kathryn ( H. Foster, warranty deed. Orvile D. Hart and Pauline B. Hart 1 to Van Simmons and Allie M. Sim- I mons, warrunty deed. I Elton R. Daly and Thelma A. Daly to Wlllium II. Ross and Mabel V. Ross, ; warranty deed. ! William n . hoss ana Manei v. noss to Klton R. Daly and TheJma A. Daly, warranty deed. Arthur E. Cooper and Doris Cooper to J. E. Grilling and Delia Gettiinx warranty deed. J. Curtis Barnes to Frank Age and Mae Ana. warranty deed. Frank Age and Mae Ase to Arthur C. Kntidsc-n and Evelyn G. Knudsen, warranty deed. City of A.hland to Gas-Ice Corpora tion, warranty deed. Bertha Childers and Harry Chtlder to K. II. Nelson and May Nelson, war ranty daeri. K. H. Nelson and May Nelson to Jeasa B. R.vninn and Maude Bynum, warranty deed. R. B. Fry and Madge E. Fry to Bur ton F. flhulta and llattie Shulta, war ranty aeeu Eugene A. Campbell and Fay T. Camp belt to WnlUue W. Ragsdale And Oorotha L. Rajkjndale, warranty deed. Orval HlgKs and Mildred Riggs to Thomas H. Rlckman and Minnie G. Rickmon, warranty deed. Louise Knighten and Chester A. KnlKhten to L, W. Hardin and Eliza beth Hardin, warranty deed. S. S. Randies to Harry K. Randies and Ruth E. Randies, deed. Harvey H. Ling and Vivian Greer Lfntj to Gladys I. Knott, warranty Sheriff, Svd I. Brown, to Willis J. Wiilkes Estate, redemption certificate. Walter E. Allen and Lois A. Allen to Grant U. Walker and Violet M. Walker, warranty deed. Emma Merriman to Chester H. Merriman and Beatrice Merriman, warranty deed. Hulda Anderson to Wm. M. Brlggs and Dorothy Brlggs, quitclaim deed. Celia A. Andrews and G. A. An drews to Faye LaWKon. warranty deed. Nellie C. Follett. William M. Crap sey and Sherman T. Follett to George W. Handy and Ada Handy, quitclaim deed. Earl J. Hardy and Susan Hardy to George W. Handy and Ada Handy, qultclnim deed. Mlna Wooten to George W. Handy and Ada Handy, quitclaim deed. John C. Crapsry and Lana E. Crap sey to George W. Handy and Ada Handy, qultclnim deed. I Anna M. CraDsev to Georee W.I Handy and Ada Handy. Quitclaim aero. Mabel C. Asmusses. Camten L. As- musses, S, A. Handy and Anna Handy to George W. Handy and Ada Handy. quitclaim deed. O. N. Uray and Elizabeth B. Wray to Otto Kium and Mildred Klum. warranty deed. Mary I. Furry to Robert S. Furry and Elva K. Furry, warranty deed. Monroe Hughhanks and Margaret Hughhanks to Neil G. Iane, lease. Southern Pacific Company to Ameri can Fruit Growers Incorporated, deed. Ethel Shelley Randies to Harold Brew and Audrey Brew, warranty deed. Sheriff, Syd I- Brown, to Mrs. George Martin, redemption certificate. R. W. Wagner and Frances R, Wag ner to L. H. Ross und Irene E. Ross, warranty deed. Kind Schiesel and Minnie SehieseJ to Homer Hransom and Anabel Bran som, warranty deed. Emma M. Shepard to John D. Moad and Esther F. Moad, warranty deed. Gus G. Carlson and Merle Carlson to William L. McDonald and Jeanette A. McDonald, warranty deed. E, C. FerKimm and Abble L. Fer guson to Harold S. Palmer and Ida S. Palmer, warranty deed. Daniel C. Dimmitt and Alfa Dim mltt to Otto W. Huebner and Tlllie H. Huebner, deed. R. J. Conroy. R. W. Clancv and May W. Clancy to Andrew Clancy, warranty deed. Maybelle Bcchtel to Marshall M. Day and Betty A. Day. warranty deed. Werner Alex. Jaeger and Odilla Jaetier to David Anderson and Hattie Anderson, warranty deed. United States National Corporation to Jnmn F, Campbell and Ethel H. l.amiieii, deed. Gilbert I. Stunrt to Sara N. Stuart, power of attorney. Gilbert Stuart and Snra Stuart to Clnrn Hood Stuart, quitclaim deed. Clara Hood Stuart to Miles Stuart, quitclaim deed. Robert E. Welch to Irene A. Welch, quitclaim deed. Lloyd S. Nix and Helen R. Nix to Vivian Norman Barto, special war ranty deed. Francis E. Martin and Norma 1. Mariln lo Zena Grlsham and David M. Grisham, warranty deed. i Virginia J. Schaad and Fred W. Schaad to Charles W. Nutter and , Chnrlene Nutter, warranty deed 1 E. E, Gore and Hattie 'M. Gore to i jco. w. i.onmnnn. contract for sale. Loul L Olsen and Bessie Olsen to G. E. Miller and Sadie P. Miller, war ranty deed. John Sihepers and Mvrtle Rchepers to W F Crowell and Estella Crowell. warranty deed Delia G Dunnlngton, I,ena Baldwin and Nellie Reeve to Lewis E. Thomp son and Bessie M. Thompson, quit claim deed. Howard B. Arnold and Mnrle Arnold to J. F. Hhoads and Sarah r. Rhouds, warrantv deed. Clara Young Agee and Z. N Agee to May C. Johnson and Ena A. Singler. warranty deed. Blanche Tiede and Josephine Tlede to Hobart D Perry and Rebecca E Perry, warrantv deed. Ida T. Ward to W. S, Kee. quitclaim deed. W. S Kee to Anna L. Moore, quit claim deed. B Jones and Helen E. Jones to VL. C McGlatuton and Effle Lee Mc Glasson. warranty deed. Gladys r. Long and Joe J Long to Ed V. Anderson and Melba B. Ander son, warrantv deed. LONERGAN CO-CHAIRMAN OF OREGON DEWEY CLUB rurtland, October 13 Frank J. Lonergnn, prominent attor ney and Immediate past grand exalted ruler of the Elks, was appointed state co-chairman of the Oregon Dewey 50,001 club, Tommy Luke, state chairman, announced Monday. Don Oiput, state manager of the Dewey 50,001 clubs, left Portland Monday on a tour of southern Oregon and will meet various county chairmen from McMinnvillo to Grants Tass and Medford. THE NEIGHBORHOOD IFACUE f(1 9W TVl'.'H T LENT ItCiSEi V h 1EH ,A'!E W t.Nr KTEir-'-w an in -me M-mc i r w. i f , K i 't rn CM-Cf V."1S EVM'tr f 'NS'V- PV LR:-1' ;csr 1iL Cl'.S,lt KM WTM Cf, T.,Wtt'Vi ArW Wt AS! 'iK!So A MuH V Cd. 0 SM HEftR m VAb W?aE , t , . On the Radio Chains TtTIONSl Chain rilllatloo md when tb ire on th. dial: KALB (MHS) 1330, Fori land, KtX (MIOHlue) IIIIU. I'ortUnU K(1A (MK'-Klu. A MIIS IjlU 8uokan; KUU (MiC-lllue) BIU Ban (Tanclsro; KtitV (MIC'-Krdl 6211, rurtland: KJK (MlC-Ulur) 1000. 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"I've followed Saturday WHITMAN vs. WASHINGTON 1:45 p.m. KUJ (1420 kc); KOL (1300 kc): KFIOi (1230 kc); KIT (1280 kc): KWAL (1450 kc)i KRLC (1400 kc) California vs. College of Pacific 2:15 p.m. KUIN (1340 kc) r CLUTAS WILLIAMS you about all summer and want a rest. Why even the birds have a definite plan for the winter!" Well, there are exceptions, idear lady, even among birds, as witness the Evening Crosbeak. And logging being what it is, the prospects for staying put this i winter get slimmer by the day. Until the war is over, I fear that I, like the Grosbeaks, will lead a here-today-gonc-tomorrow life. The writer, like myself, has a logger-farmer husband; accent on first word, please. For her husband much prefers yanking logs out of the woods to pulling weeds out of the ground. So much more dangerous, you know. Why monkey with a safe job like farming when a man can risk his life logging. To say nothing of losing his shirt. Then this woman went on to STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX U6HTNNG DSPUY USTlfJO MLFAff k- THUNDER. HAS HAZD AND NOT A i . 't -T...'.':C.'.U;TJ. ' . I " ' BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH . " I 77 I I RUSTLE V0R6 BONES !l ) I We BOORCious 10J1T !! V fS' s " te'S SKGET FGR ft J THVRe NEWNtTEO STRTE9 f ,1 i 6RLV.9 0' FIRE W SWEUTER S yCtM J U ( W SOPER FORTS . s " 5 ' , "JiK"' ! BUZ SAWYtH I rr i -. ; V F4 the heck vou ,1 aw gas hHhiiirLi BLONDIE ', MC? BEASLEX I llTS BEASLExj8EA5LEY BSASLEvll PAPA WAS K tU (H II I'VE GOT A BROTHER 1 "FT I'VE ALWAVS JUST LIKE rt WHATEVER MADE THE LAZIEST J F I NAMED BEASLEy r-r y WANTED TO ASK Mv LAST V S VOUR FATHER MAN I F I -. TOO j .CJ f A f YOU- WHAT i NAME J L NAME VOU EVER fA ' -J? ; WX) kL ISM h- ' mW amN sdis nsLika:. Wr3 L'lL ABNER Ufj THAWS NOSCNSf. 7 1 'TA'NT SAFE FO' THIS ROCK, j I AH.'.'.THAH IT CO I C"r miniitf LATFR - " I mmum I pllayin th- showdown rr ft f be tebtebin' hvab . Jl I -. v3 I " c LaTEg I THE NEBBS "" 1 r"l,r STJ 6UTA f I Tw:S FSA!ECT r SL1C5ER SANSNl I uuu V rvinnsn.-M rrfl, -r say something which Td have liked to say myself if I'd thought of it. "1 seem to be endowed with a surplus appreciation of the work of the hands and the schemes of the heart." Which is a language I can understand even if I can't speak it. For to me there is a flavor to corn we've planted, cultivated and picked outselves which no purchased corn ever has. Our corn may be small-eared and skimpy kerneled but it has that I-grew-it-myself taste. " Store eggs, however scientific ally produced, are never as good as those I gather from the man- ger in the rickety old barn, from j behind the plow in the shed, , from anywhere except the nests j in the chicken house. Oh, I know this isn't sensible, : but when being sensible leaves 13 towns ro me 7AS OFPOiANO fOf?S5.-fOO DUCATS r Mies GOZ6l - ADAM, 7, AN MVAUD AT 46, ?cGUlA?lY WALKS 20MLHS TOmSTO JNDtiACK ...MAKES ANAh'NUAL PIG?IMAG f-fiDM H?HOM A TVJUMGA, CAL.. TO LOSAM6ELel A f?i!XNDmiPOF42MLS ' HEZHUSBAHD. 77. HOOS OHOUK5 -"TJ VI: JW J - ADAM. VI. AN -jfcueas iiAf ifA, rpiS?'jy-' out "the work of the hands and ! the schemes of the heart," then I'm against it. I've heard people speak rather scornfully of our wealthy neigh bor who always repairs his own engines. He could hire this done, never miss the money and keep his hands clean. Some think he's too stingy to part with the money but I know better. He uses his money to buy the thing he values most time to carry out the schemes of his heart with the work of his hands. And Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dirte-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place in So. 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Yoa must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once Ask about Ourine Ear Droos today at ttalnscoit's bast side t'harmac tuu E- Main Med ford ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLB L I lE'N iSjWjAjMl PlEjA AX'jfiE M'AILIA Z;AK siTjA;G dtsUlR SjVi E "ri .c:'-'a" Tcri (c Jc;en )-M!A T-VAViHS Tl-J'SHPSTivJ 1 S T : E T'h5J A Ti5 Iblj DOWN s 1 .To pour water CM 3 ftxnan Kigi strata S Covered with down 4 Girl's nams 5 Indian tribe 6 Lakcshore plants 7 Articles ot furniture 8 Lee side B Relative (abbr.) 10 Untruth . . 11 Single 19 Ravine 21 Suffix 23 To imitate 24 Abodes 35 Superlative ending 2 Stup!d fellow 28 Flying device 30 Part of stair 31 Ocean 32 Child's game 33 Adipose tissue 3S Correct 38 Bone 40 Junction 41 Satisfies 42 Citrus drinks 43 Desert native 44 Buddy (slang) 45 Wing 4ft Small drink 48 Arabian name
