Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 29, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE . Sunday, Oct. 29. JS44! Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should fddrets Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 26 S CI Camioo. B.T.rly HUls. Caiii. IF I WERE TO Shall we consider the obvious wisecracks as made? With that out o the way we may get down to Brass tacks. I'm as great a coward as one can be without inclu ding popular obloqquy. In my early pro fessional life, believe it or not, I felt sor ry for patients who had to Or Brady submit to ma often wondered Jor operation, how even without anaesinesm guch as Is now generally cm ployed, they could face the ex perience so bravely. But luck ily my own turn came in duo course, acute gangrenous ap pendicitis, and after five hours of anxiety or distress (not pain) instead of being fearful I was greatly relieved when ii'e doc tor decided on immediate oper ation. The experience taught me a good deal I could never have learned objectively. I have never wasted much sympathy on such patients since. Any one who undergoes such an opera tion must thank his lucky stars for American surgery, and espe cially any one who knows what may happen without it. I've been around intern In a large city hospital, country practitioner, city practioner, hospital staff service, accouch eur at the birth of my children, kibitzer kf) absentia at the birth of my grandchildren, so I'm en titled to have an opinion about childbirth. If I were to have a baby I'd prefer my own home for the event to any hospital. That is, provided I had a home fit 'to have a baby in. And provided I could afford the attendance of a trained nurse. - And pro vided my doctor and nurse were available. And provided I could take time out to lie abed for three or four days. And provided-Come to tot up all the Inci dentals It is not so remarkable that the Joneses and their friends or neighbors are so easily persuaded to go to the Home Coming Is Observed Today, Nazarene Church Medford Church of tho Nazar ene Is observing Home Coming Sunday today in Sunday School and church services. Home Com ing services are being observed throughout the entire denomin ation on this date. Tho local Sunday School is competing with Portland First Church and the Scllwood Church of the Nararene In attendance. Medford :hurch extends a cordial invitation to Its friends to be present at 9:45 a. m., as wen as other services Sunday A.tl I l J, . . i w.ur uaa Bern oraiKnniea by the denomination as Church Mobilization Month. The com petitive program will continue throughout November. Rev. Fred M. Weatherford. Pastor, will speak today at 10:43 a. m., on "New Testament WILLIAM P. TUCKER Republican Nomine For Justice of tho Peace Medford District Present Incumbent Ceneral Election Nov. 7. 1944 No'ie ion; 23 yean resident ana tax payer. Past 11 years Deputy County Clerk. MA SSSifciiltfi liintWIM xTAe Grange Reporter KMED Thursdays 7:15 p.m. KEX Thursdays 6:15 p.m. He tills yon the Oringe viewpoints, he iNn yon news ei vital Interest to every Oregon farmer. Eeery week this report will be broad cast. Don't mist a tingle program. OREOON STATE ORANGE 71 yaori of service to Oregon formers HAVE A BABY hospitals lo have their babies. And of course the obstetrician has things much easier in the hosoltal indeed can materially shorten his working time, thanks to the nurses and interns, and the neat rule excluding the ex pectant father from the delivery room. There Is one factor of vital im portance which we have not con sidered here at all. That is the factor of safety from septicemia, Duerperal or childbed fever, in fection, blood poisoning. I believe be' much safer having my I'd baby at home than I would in any hospital provided I had a hope fit to have a baby in, a doctor and a trained nurse in attendance, and time to lie abed for three or four days. If I seem to want but little time out to have a baby, that is not because I'm so old-fashioned, but because I am convinced, by my own professional observa tion and experience and by the newer concepts of physicians, surgeons and obstetricians, that one gets along better and gets back in the game earlier if one lies abed only three or four days after childbirth than if one lies abed two or three times as long. QUESTIONS ii ANSWERS Hernia Cured I wish to thank you for recom mending Dr as skilled In the ambulant ilnjectlont treatment. He has done wonders In the cure of my hernia of long standing and apparent ly incurable. (D. A. H.I Answer Thank you. Your doctor la .in. mn.1 ......ccfiil nrnrtition- rr ni ambulant treatment, not only i for hernia but also for hemorrhoids - . (rt nnpn Nn. and varicose veins. There Is an art X'ons tor me sale to Open HO about such treatment that too many I vember 27. There are now 2000 five-thumbed "surgeons" lust can't I savvy. They try it, botch It. and con clude the method Is "no good." Iodine for Cold Feel As soon as the weather gets the least bit cold I begin to have cold feet. I believe you suggested that fieople troubled with cold feet need odlne. (Mrs B. W.) Answer Many do. Send stamped self addressed envelope, ask for "In structions for Taking an Iodin Ra tion" I say ask for it, do not send a clipping. - Expectancy and Reducing Please send your pamphlets "How to Lose Weight" and -Preparing for Ma ternity " (Mrs. K. F.) Answer No. Ma'am. It would be extremely unwise for a pregnant wom an to attempt renuctlon. except unaer supervision of her physician. I'll send the booklet "Preparing for Maternity" on request to any one who sends ten cents and stamped self addressed en velops. I'll sent the pamphlet "How to Lose Weight" to any one over eight een who asks for It and Incloses self addressed stamped envelope. If an ex pectant mother asks for the latter she must ensure me It Is not for herself. (Copyright 1944, by John F. Dllle Co.) Christianity," and at 7:30 p. m. on "'."he Next Eventful Epoch." Music for the day Is under direc tion of John Eby. LITTLE TOWNSEND PLAN HELD RUIN Portlnnd, Ore., Oct. 28 (U.R) In a Joint action, the Portland Chamber of Commerce and the Oregon Stato Federation of Labor (AFL) today declared that the adoption of the Little Town- ' EpnH Plnn urniilH hrlnff prnmmlr " ......... -tl - niln to the state, The nronnted amendment they declared, would levy upon every dollar received by an in dividual, firm or corporation, without regard for what portion of income might be net earnings or profits. The result, they said, vould be that the Oregon-made product could not compete in price with a similar product mndo in an other state and Oregonlans would have to have a high price j lor their products or take a loss. I Hollywood, Oct. 28 (U.R) Mock warfare held more dancer ; than the real thing for Donald j C Peterson, 19-year-old motor ' machinist's mate, who filed a $30.0(10 suit today against i Twentleth Century-Fo.x for ln- Juries he said he suffered in the filming of "Guadacanal Diary." 5100 MEXICANS TO OO Portland, Ore., Oct. 28 (U.R) The War Food Administration Offico of Labor reported that some 8100 Mexicans are prepar ing to leave the northwest as the harvest season draws to a close. X-RAY FOR T. B. PLAN IN OREGON The coming of the "mobile unit," which will provide a chest X-ray for every individual in the wide-spread program for eradication of tuberculosis Is the big talking point in Oregon to day. That's the message brought to Jackson county by Miss Jane Allen, field representative of the Oregon Tuberculosis association. It will not be hard to get peo ple to work iii the public health field this year, she declared, this is one of the strongest talking I P'nt we have ever had to of- fer. Speaking before the executive board of the Jackson County Public Health association at the recent business and social meet ing at the home of Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch, Miss Allen said she was full of just one subject "mobile unit." The mobile unit is the X-ray on wheels, which is being equip ped to go into every county. of Oregon, offering all citizens the X-ray advantages, which have been given factory and defense workers in Portland. Just when ' it will come is dependent upon receipt of equipment, 6he ex plained, but it is coming and it should make the annual Christ mast seal sale to finance the bat tle against tuberculosis more suc cessful than ever. Mrs. Ruth E. Bauer, chairman of the 1944 seal sale in Jackson county, reported important pro- ercss alrcadv made in DreDara- names on the mailing list, shej stated. I Following the business meet-! ing refreshments were served j with Mrs. Elwood Hedberg, ; association president, presiding at the tea table. TEST MINING OPENS Castle Rock, Wash., Oct. 28 (U.R) Operations have been started at the Camp Cowlitz mine to take out 10,000tons of aluminum clay which will be shipped to the newly constructed plant at Salem, Ore., for experi mental purposes. Closing time roi Classified ada 9 m Too Late to Classify. 13:30 THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by CARL BRICKEN Sunday 8:30 P.M. KMED SUBIHRAN HtlCHTS I Presents' PHf 1 FCTT TTOtV tAV'fe, UK. tvwii 50 W VllfN AS AWl'fNf CXIR E CCtlINo EUCflCNi F?CSt Ct't M1 H" ftRWot tmi CN H i:CS, ME MfAME SO fVER 10 JOIN N VIM BircKf. hi KNfW IT HE KM? B P 6Ml IN lKti. 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