EI3HT MEDFOHD MAIL TBIBPrTE Wednesday, Not. I, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY PR. WILLIAM BRAOY. M. D.
' Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. Wllllim Brady
M El Camine. Beverly HUU. CalU.
WHY CHILDREN HAVE
From the character or type of
; tissue composing the tonsils
; (both the ordinary visible throat
tonsils ana ine
third tonsil
hidden from
view up be
hind the soft
palate com
monly known
as "adenoids"
when : enlarg
ed) It seems
that the main
purpose or
function of the!
tonsils is to
. Dt Brady guard or. pro
tect against Invasion "by disease
germs. " " :
Nodules, collections or patches
of the same type ot tissue w u
composing the tonsils (adenoid or
lymphoid tissue a framework
or network of connective tissue
containing masses of round cells
Identical with the small white
blood corpuscles) occur in other
parts of the body as well as In
the tonsils for instance In the
lymph nodes or "glands," which
when enlarged in any situation
are commonly called, "kernels ;
In the spleen; in the solitary and
aggregate nodules in the intes
tines known as Peyer's plaques
or patches, characteristically
ulcerated in typhoid fever;, and
In the red bone marrow through
out the body. There is even
ring of this same adenoid or
lymphoid tiiisue around the base
', of the appendix.
Wherever such' adenoid or
lymphoid tissue occur lte pur
' pose or function is to guard
against Infection.
Tf ta mv nnfnlnn anri -mftrelv
mine, for perhaps a majority of
good physicians do not share it,
that enlargement of the tonsils
; (visible and hidden) In children
; is In the great majority of cases
a physiological and normal state
J wlilch calls for no treatment. .
Recently I noticed how rarely
an inquiry concerning'- croup
. comes in the mall nowadays,
. whereas 20 or 80' yean ago
; good many such inquiries came
- to this department. I hopefully
r inferred that maybe at last a
little fresh air and exposure was
Elaborate System Provides
For Election of President
By Charles B. Deggee
United Press Staff Correspondent
Washington (U.R) Neither
Franklin D, Roosevelt nor
' Thomas E. Dewey will receive
tingle,; solitary vote for the
presidency on November 7,' no
matter how much campaign ora
tory' they may deliver and no
matter bow many million Amer
leant go to the polls on that
date. . ,; -; ; '- "
The voting on ' November:-1
will be Just one of a series of
steps necessary to elect presi
dent. The real "election"-, will
take place on December IB; but
the votes cast on that day will
not be officially counted until
January 6 Just 14 days before
the winner is inaugurated. . ' '
' The basic procedure for elect
ing a president it set down in
the constitution itself, while the
details of that procedure are
provided for in national and
slate lawi.
Votes Go for "Electors"
Here, step by step, Is the way
Roosevelt or Dewey . will . be
elected this year: ..,.'.
1. The nation's voters, quali
fied by state law, troop to the
polle on November 7 ostensibly!
to "vote for Roosevelt or to
"vote for Dewey." Actually,
however, they'll be voting for
the "electors" on the Democratic
or Republica.i ticket. The date
is set by congress which, by law,
provided that the generar'alec
tlon day be "the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in No
vember," while the constitution
fixes the number of electors In
each state as "equal to the whole
number of senators- and repre
sentatives" each hat in con
gress. 2. The state 'executives,-"as
toon as practical", after election
day, will prepare an official
certificate ot the state's electors
named in the general election
This certificate will be sent "by
registered mail" to Secretary of
State Cordell Hull... Six . dupli
cates of the certificate will be
tent to the state's eleotors.
3. The electors chosen on No
vember 7 will meet In their re
spective state on December 18
In accordance with a national
law which -convenes them on
"the first Monday after the sec
ond Wednesday in December
next following : their appoint
ment." Eg :h state's electors will
meet at a place determined by
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ENLARGED TONSILS
I getting to the children, but half
a dozen mothers informed me
that I was wrong about it, as
their children and' others in the
neighborhood-get croup at the
drop of a barometer, thermonv
eter or hat.
- 'If I'm wrong in thinking and
hoping t h a t spasmodic or so
called "simple catarrhal" croup
is much less frequent today tnan
it. was when . I was a country
doctor in UDstate New York
then it mleht be well 'for all
readers to ignore my present
opinion that enlarged tonsils in
children are generally normal
They're your kids, and this is
a free country. If you ask me I
say I believe enlarged tonsils
and adenoids should be re
garded as an indication that Jthe
child is reasonably- capable of
maintaining immunity to the crl.
Provided, of course, that the en
forcement does not seriously ob
struct breathing. When normal
breathing through the nose is
impaired by enlarged tonsils or
adenoids, then i say out wu
them. 1
2UESTIONB" ANSWERS
raving lor Carbohydrate
M h.iM hMn fflln0 fltXCV till
I started taklns your lodln Ration and
vitamin supplement I find I now
wont only naif aa much itarchy food
and iwmU ai I formerly ate. and cer
talnly have much more pep. and feel
my ace again. (Mri. J. P.).
Answer That'a what I've been try
ing to tell reader! all along. When you
get an adequate dally ration of min
eral and vitamins you will be satis,
fled with Just enough carbohydrate
food (starches, sweets) to maintain
normal weight and efficiency. For the
why. how and wherefore of It send
twenty-five cents and stamped self
addressed envelope for "The 7 Keys to
Vtte." . '
our siomacn -T
hava amir stomach and IndleesUon.
I am 74 Inches tall they say a tall
person usually nas more irouoie wiui
indigestion than a snort person.
Answer One theory Is that the long
trunk contains a longer alimentary
canal and so tnere Is more mileage for
"Indigestion." Another theory is that
a longer alimentary tract gives the tall
person an advantage over the short
fierson with shorter trunk and shorter
nner tube or Intestine better chanoe
to digest his food. You pay your
money and takes your choice. Prac
tlcally I doubt If there Is any such dis
tinction to be made. Anyway, what do
you mean, "Indigestion?" There Is no
such ailment. Instructions for use of
calcium carbonate given in booklet
"So You Have Indigestion?" as well as
diet suggestions for hyoeracldlty and
peptlo ulcer. Copy mailed on request
(not a clipping) If you Inclose ten
cents and' stamped self -addressed en
velope. (Copyright 1944, John T. Dllle Co.)
the '-state legislature, generally
the state capital, and cast thir
votes for. either Roosevelt, or
Dewey for president, and, In a
separate ballot, for Harry S
Truman or John W. Bricker, for
vice-president.
Follow National Law.
As soon at the electors cast
their ballots, they will prepare
six certificates, of their, votes,
each certificate containing two
"distinct lists," one of the votes
for president and one ot the
votes for vice-president. To each
certificate,' the electors will at
tach one of the official lists of
electors furnished to them by
their 'State executives. The cer
tificates and lists then will be
sealed in envelopes and disposed
of, in accordance with national
law, as follows:
One copy to the president of
the senate, Vice-President
Henry A. Wallace.
- - Two copies to the state secre
tary of state who shall keep one
pending further instructions
from- Wallace, and preserve the
other for one year as part of the
public record. The "record"
copy Is required by law to be
"open .to public Inspection."
' Two copies to Secretary of
State Cordell Hull who shall
hold one for further Instruc
tions from Wallace and preserve
one for one year as part of the
public record, "open to public
Inspection." '
. One, copy the sixth and final
goes to the Judge of the dis
trict In which the electors met,
' Tellers Reed the Votes
The law demanding the pre
cise disposition of the certifi
cate copies explains itself by
providing what to do if for any
reason official copies fall to
reach Washington. If either Hull
or Wallace fall to receive an
electors' certificate by Decem
ber 27 "the fourth Wednesday
in December after the meeting
of the electors" Hull shall re
quest, "by the most expeditious
method available," the state sec
retary of state whose certificate
is missing to transmit Immedi
ately the extra copy filed with
him to Wallace, as president of
the senate.' If . for any reason,
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that copy Is not received In
Washington, then Wallace will
have to send a special messen
ger to the district Judge to get
the sixth and final copy of the
certificate.
4. A Joint session of congress
will be held next January 6,
presided over by the president
of the senate, for the purpose
of counting the electors votes,
Each house shall appoint two
tellers. Wallace will open the
electors certificate envelopes
beginning with Alabama and
continuing alphabetically.
through the list, handing each
certificate to the tellers to be
read aloud.
Winner Officially Named
As each state's votes is read
Wallace will ask if there are
any objections, and if there are,
they must be presented in writing.-
If an objection is filed, the
senate and house will separate
and each will consider the pro
test. After acting on the objec
tion, the two houses will again
meet in Joint sesion, and Wal
lace will announce the decision.
The law allows the senate and
house five days in which to com
plete counting the electoral
votes during a one-day recess
while an objection Is being con
sidered, but after that period,
It provides that congress shall
stay in continuous session until
the count is completed.
Announcement of the official
count of electors' votes consti
tutes formal notification to the
whole country that Roosevelt
or Dewey has won the election.
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FLORDALlS
LARGE PER CENT
Washington, Nov.. 1 U.R)
The agriculture department esti
mated today that the hurricane
which struck southeastern states
on October 19 destroyed 43 per
cent of the Florida grapefruit
crop, 19 per cent of the orange
crop, and six per cent of the
tangerine crop.
In the first official estimate
of damage, the department said
that the storm loss will result
in a 16,500,000-box reduction
from the October 1 estimate of
36,000,000 boxes of Florida
grapefruit. Salvage of blown-off
grapefruit will probably amount
to only 600,000 boxes since most
of this fruit will not pass inspec
tion, the report said. Quality of
fruit remaining on trees was re
duced by the storm and a higher
percentage of the crop than us
ual will be lower grades.
The bureau of agriculture eco.
nqmics reported that orange pro
duction, estimated at 52,000,000
boxes on October 1, will show
a loss of 10,000,000 boxes be
cause of the hurricane. Only a
"very small percentage" of the
fallen oranges will be salvaged,
it said. .
BAE also reported extension
damage to truck crops in Florida
and the Carolinas. -'
Package Machinery Co.,' New
England war plant turning out
gyro-compasses for the navy,
has full-time employe who sells
pick-me-up snacks to its war
workers between meals.
Millions Switch To
Mutton Suet Idea
For Chest Colds
Quickly Relieves Children's Colds'
Couehs. Loosens Phleffm
Many mothers all over America
are switching to this idea of get
ting i use reuei ior uiese cnest cold
miseries. They are simply follow-
!no Hmtlflma. T?oi Ma.a aha
ed on mutton suet to help carry her
iiunio meatcation 10 ao lis pain-easing
work on nerve ends in the skin.
Nft TOnnrloi on wn. awnvn nAn.
come Grandma's idea as improved
uy science renecro, witn us multi
medicated formula in a base con
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aS Cniintpr-lr-lHtnnf anrl nal,-aK-
er when you spread it on, and as
a Buuuung aromatic wnen Breathed
in. And so today Penetro hurries
along newer help In the old reliable
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. J- VHUbO (HUIUUI UUO-
ery, lessens coughing, loosens
phlegm, soothes chest rawness so
that you can rest more comfortably
and give nature a chance to restore
vitality. That's why mllllops are
switching to Penetro today why
dnurtrists are recommending It. 25c,
double supply 85c. For all your fam
ily's chest cold miseries, be sure
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dience that the devil has been
continuously using curiosity to
lead boys and girls and young
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about time that the church be
gan using it more to attract the
multitudes from the street to
haer the gospel.
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message last night was the Bible
story of Zachaeui, who because
of his shortness . ot stature,
climbed a tree in order to get a
glimpse of Jesus as He passed
through the community where
Zachaeus was a tax collector.
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When You Go to Hell" or "Girl
Crazy or Long-haired Men and
Bobbed-haired Women.". He will
show colored moving pictures of
Sun Valley. . .
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. ' '
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