TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUHE Sunder, No. 8, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
Bt PR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Reader! ihould ddra Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady
265 El Comino. Bavtrly HUli. Caili.
MANAGEMENT OF E
IX tonsils andor adenoids are
large enough to prevent the
child from breathing through
the nose wnen
sleep (and
not at the mo
ment suffering
with acute cri)
or to make the
choke and
s t r u ggle for
breath on oc
casions; or to
make the
c h 1 Id assume
odd postures
in sleep In or-
Dt Bred? dBr to get
more air than I say give the
child the benefit of simple ton
sillotomy (not tonsillectomy).
Tonsillotomy means merely
slicing off, clipping, removing
part of the tonsil, by means of
the Instrument called tonsil
lotome which does the trick
with a quick snick and even
without a whiff of ether or
laughing gas hurts rather less
than extracting a loose baby
tooth.
Tonsillotomy Is the only surg
ery I would advise or sanction
In any case of tonsil andor ade
noid hypertrophy except rare
instances of malignancy. And I
believe Ive heard all the quaint
arguments and ingenious theo
ries advanced by the advocates
of "complete removal" of ton
sils in such cases. ' '
For children over six year
of age electro-coagulation'- (dia
thermy) in the hands of phy
sician skilled in the technique,
is the alternative to tonsillot
omy. Three or four sittings at
weekly . intervals "will bring
about sufficiant shrinkage of
the enlarged tonsils, as a rule.
Of course this is slower, more
expensive than tonsillotomy. But
it is bloodless and safe.
Equally bloodless and safe Is
X-ray treatment. This is par
ticularly good in cases where
enlargement of tonsils or ade-
Forget-Me-Not Buying Urged
By Medford's Mayor Meeker
Mayor C. A. Meeker has pro
claimed November 0, 10, 11 as
"Forgct-Me-Not" d a y in Med
ford and urges residents to sup
port the drive for funds by Jack
son County Chapter No, 8, Dlt,
abled American Veterans, for the
rehabilitation of disabled vet
erans. "On November 9, 10, 11,"
Mayor Meeker said, "forget-me-nots,
the llttlt blue flowers of
remembrance, will be offered to
the people of this community by
the Disabled American Veterans
on behalf of our many disabled
veterans and their families who
re benefitted by the D. A. V.'s
program of service and rehabili
tation. ' ' ' .
"We can do nothing for those
who made the supreme sacri
fice, except to do honor to their
memory, but we can all cooper
ate in helping those who return
Add a squirt of lemon Juice
or vinegar to tough pat roast or
chicken w'.ille cooking. Tenders
it like magic!-
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Anywhere Anytime
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CORN REMOVER .
Cleat Initial rtllaf from pila and peat
Weir raraovas hird coma, sett coral
fcelwiea tha lees, callouses, warts,
SMpLlleinu. club nails, il eonulni see.
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and dot! pot came the trriuiloa aa
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Exclusively at
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J. H. Leong,
NLARGED TONSILS
noids are causing ear trouble,
either Inflammation or Infection
of the middle ear or Impairment
of hearing. A few light X-ray
treatments at proper Intervals,
given by a physician skilled in
the technique, will bring .about
sufficient shrinkage of the
lymphoid masses to relieve the
obstruction of ventilation ana
drainage of ear cavity through
Eustachian tube to the back of
nose-throat cavity.
For the majority of cases of
enlargement of tonsils andor
adenoids no treatment is re
quired, other than good hygiene.
And there's the rub. You the
people and, I'm afraid, a good
many if not the majority of the
best doctors Just cannot see
eye-to-eye with me what good
hygiene means. Well, let's not
lose our tempers. Maybe in our
next conference we can com
promise although I have never
found the old timers willing to
concede anything or to admit
that some of our hallowed med
ical theories and traditions were
wrong. But hang onto your hats
and we'll see.
QUESTIONS Si ANSWERS
Hairy Legs
Troubled by growth at hair over my
legi. Have used wax but U la too Ir
ritating. Would electrlo needle? (D. L.)
Answer Moderate rubbtne- with
piece of fine pumice atone la the most
satisfactory way to keep down un
wanted hair growth on the skin
girls who know all the tricks assure
me. This applies to Hair on tha face
anywhere else.
uramps in ieas at mans
Tha very first niaht after I had
taken three doses of calcium as di
rected In your pamphlet, to my entire
and now I hardly remember that i
ever had that plague, X sleep so aound-
Answer Thank vou. air.' The use
of calcium for such cramps is describ
ed In pamphlet Adult Tetany and
Growing Paint, mailed on signed writ,
ten request II you Inclose stamped self
addressed envelope. ,
new in system
Dentist tells me an eroilnit aa haae
of my gum where the teeth -meet Is
due to too much acid In my system.
now can a person reduce this acid?
Answer That's tint nni nl h
tricks of the trade whether riantlit
or doctor plays It, There Is no founda
tion tor we notion of "too much acid"
in the system or in the blood.
nopyrignt late, John r. Dille Co.)
disabled to again become self
sustaining. "I urge all people In Medford
to support this most worthy pro
gram by buying a forget-me-not
and by wearing it as a tribute
to those men who have given so
much to the preservation of our
democracy."
Commander Clay Roberts of
tha local D. A. V. chapter said
committee on arrangements
has been appointed for the spec
ial drive. .
"Forget-me-not funds," he said
"are used entirely for the chap
ter's rehabilitation program. Our
service officer offers free assist
ance to all veterans of World
War II In presenting and filing
claims to the Veterans Adminis
tration. The D. A. V. cooperate
fully with the Veterans' Admin
istration and aids In many ways
the returning soldiers."
"Statler Battle"
Reaches Court In
Claims For I,ibel
Wshlngton, Nov. 4 (U.R)
The "Bnttle of the Statler" was
carried Into federal court today
when the two navy officers in
volved In the fracas with Team
sters' union officials filed $200,
000 libel suits each against the
union and Daniel J. Tobln of In
dlanapolis, Its president and edt
tor of the union publication "The
International Teamster."
The officers are Lt. Cmdr
James H Suddcth, Washington,
and Lt. Randolph Dlcklns, Jr.,
now in Bradenton, Fla., with his
wife and child.
The suits charged that an
article In a November Issue of
"The International Teamster"
falsely accused the officers of
drunkenness, attacks on union
members and using violent pro
fane language against the presi
dent of the United States follow
ing Mr. Roosevelt's Sept. 23 ad
dress to the Teamsters. The suits
said the latter charge, if true,
would subject the officers to
court-martial end probable dis
honorable discharge . from the
navy.
From an original appropria
tion of $2,0u0 in the civil war
era, U. S. signal corps has ex
rjanded until In 1B44 It hue n
fund In excess of $3,500,000,000
for its operations.
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart Rheun.etism Asthma Catarrh Piles.
Prostate Olond Ecsema and all disorders
oi Hear. Kidney Trouble and other com
plaints disappear altar ustnj
CHINESE HERBS
Removed to Sparta Bldg.
Herbalist Phona 9817
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OF ITALIAN WAR
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Weber, 319
Laurel, recently received an in-1
teresting letter from Sgt. West,
G. Williams from the Italian
theater of war. Sgt. Williams
was formerly stationed at Camp
White. I
He writes that he Is fighting;
with the Fifth Army and has
been overseas six months, i He
states that it is hard for him to
conceive the ruthless waste of
life that war brings on. ,
Sgt. Williams writes that Italy
Is a country wrn and marred
by the ravages of war. Her peo
ple have a tired look, their
clothes are worn and many of
them hava no shoes. - He said
everything in Italy seems to be
disorganized; the people find It
difficult to reconstruct them
selves and scarcely know which
way to turn.
He wrote that the Italian
farmers have a pitiful tale to
tell of the way they were mis
treated by the Germans, who
looted thel,' farms and homes in
the retreat, leaving them prac
tically nothing. But the' farmers
and villagers seem happy to be
out from under German and
Fascist domination, the letter
said.- -
Italian women, writes Sgt.
Williams, are considered slaves
and bearers of children. He
claims to have seen women and
young girls working in fields
while men sat in the shade and
talked. Farm methods, he said,
are primitive.
Sanitary methods, it was said,
are not nearly as developed as
in the poorest rural areas of
America. Sgt, Williams feels
that the large amount of wine
consumed by the Italians keeps
them healthy. r .
, There is a great ' deal to be
done there after the war, wrote
the sergeant, stating that nearly
every, house has a shell hole or
has been struck by a bomb. He
stated that the many towers on
the beautiful churches were
used as observation - towers by
the enemy and as a result have
been heavily pounded by allied
artillery. "
.Me told of going to a house to
seek shelter and of hearing
noises within. He, with his
three companions, surrounded
the house and ordered the occu-.
pants to come out. To their sur
prise, nine German soldiers sur
rendered and were happy to be
prisoners.
Sgt. Williams expressed his
appreciation for the many fine
times at the Weber home and
for the chlckei dinners which
he enjoyed there. He stated that
he hopes to see them soon again.
P.-T.A. Activities
Phoanlx P-T. A.
Mrs. Florence Allen of the
Southern Oregon College of
Education will speak on "Visual
Education" at the meeting of the
Phoenix Parent-Teacher associa
tion Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
This is the first of two lectures
on this subject. The meetina
will be In the home economics
room of the school.
The interior department buys
food for resale In Puerto Rico
and the Virgin islands from a
$13,000,000 revolving fund ap
propriated by congress.
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WITHOUT GAS!
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CANDIDATE'S ESPOUSALS
Hollywood, Nov. 4 (U.RU-In
his final camDaien loeech Lt.
Gov. Fred Houser, Republican'
lenatorlal candidate, tonight
called for the immediate and
crushing defeat of Germany and
Japan and advocated coopera
tion with other nations to pre
serve peace "by both economic
and military force if necessary."
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As Naval Officer
Great Lakts, HI., Nov. 4 (U.R)
Former Film Star Jackie
Cooper, who recently was ac
quitted of charges ot contribut
ing to the delinquency of a mi
nor, has been "washed out" of
the navv, officers training school
at Notre Dame university be
cause of poor grades, public re
lations officers at Great Lakes
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nothing to do with his changed
classification." the officers said.
"except inasmuch as it might
have kept his mind off his
studies."
They said Cooper would re-
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