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Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
fUadars should addiw InqulriM toi D. William Brady
265 El Camlno. Barly Hlll. Calli.
. ONE CLIMATE
, No . such thing bi catching
cold, no such malady as gout, no
human being has hydrophobia,
. no such 01-
ease as rheu
m at Ism, no
need for chil
J.-
dren or young
people to wear
anything they
want to and
now you preen
your. leathers
there In the
sunshine and
oracularly tell
n noor duf-
- Dr. Bradf . era who
would give a leg for a season in
Southern California that an
equable dry climate has no par
ticular advantage over a damp,
cold wretched climate for per
sons with chronic bronchitis,
chronic sinusitis, bronchiectasis,
winter cough, etc. How about all
these books by medical author
ities too numerous to mention,
telling of the value of change of
climate for such cases?
(H.D.E.)
Speaking of medical author
ities and their prodigious output
of medical books, it's amazing
what a lot of volumes one can
collect each season without find
ing anything new or original.
I still say a patient with any
of the complaints you mention,
will do as well in one part of
North America as In any other
part of the country, whatever
the season or climate or weather
may be, provided
(a that the patient or those
responsible for .the. care of
' the patient be not obsessed
with fear of cold, damp
ness, etc., and
(b) that the patient spend ai
much time as possible out.
doors and exposes as much
skin as possible to what,
ever sunshine or skyshlne
or daylight there may be.
That's all there is to the cllm
te question, I believe.
Kid yourself all you like,
brother, about my inconsistency.
I held the same views when I
lived in your "damp, cold
wretched climate" although I
MI-ELAS CHASE
RIVAL GREEK EDES
INTO MOUNTAINS
Athens'Dec. 23. U.R) About
10,000 troops of the anti-government
Greek ELAS arc advanc
ing steadily . in an offensive
the i
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OR ANOTHER
never felt sour about it. The
winters were almost as bad as
that, perhaps, especially for one
who had to be out in all kinds
of weather at alV hours of the
day and night, but the spring,
summer and autumn man, you
must be a pessimist indeed if
you find fault with the climate
Just because of the six unpleas
ant weeks at the tail-end of win
ter before spring comes back
to stay.
From your letter I infer that
you- believe a change of climate
would soon restore your health,
and I Imagine you do not ask
your physician's advice about It,
or you-do not accept his advice
if he has considered the move.
,1 have met a good many peo
ple but I have yet to meet one
person who, had found the Ideal
climate for his or her ailment.
Still, I don't -want to discourage
you. I suppose there is always a
pot of gold at the end of the
rainbow if one could only find
It.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Black and Blua
Interested in your remarke about
black and blua marka and extravasa.
tlons of blood under akin. I began
noticing auch marks under my akin
two years ago. Doctor . aaid it is
angloma and there la nothing to do...
how much vitamin C ahall I take?
. (Mrs. A. O. W.) .
Answer If they are "black and
blue" marka, a glasa of orange Juice
or any other fresh fruit Juice or a
5 lass of factory canned tomato Juice
ally, besides what vitamin C you get
in greens, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables
you eat raw, will supply enough vita
min C. It they are minute dilated or
"broken" blood vessels vitamin C can
have no effect v
Hedging
Several doctors have told me I have
double hernia, but the one I am going
to now says I am weak In those spots
but the "shots" he is giving me in the
vein In the arm will build me up . . .
he .Is close mouthed about Injection
treatment for hernia. (W. R.)
Answer If you have hernia or po
tential hernia "shots" In the arm will
hardly help that. I'm aorry I do not
know which physicians In your city
are skilled In the Injection treatment
of hernia. Two I did know have gone
.to war.
Give the Kids a Break
Our boys, 3 and fl, have "crl" al
most constantly from early fall to late
spring. Had their tonsils removed laat
fall,- but it made no difference. I am
careful about wet feet and insufficient
clothing, etc. . . .
. Answer And ao the kids are
coddled and kept indoors whenever
the weather is not to your liking?
Send twenty-five cents and stamped
pre-addressed envelope, for booklet,
''Call It Crl.7' Not that I suppose it
will change your opinion, but It la the
best I can do for those poor kids.
(Copyright 1944, John T. DUIe Co.)
against rival EDES forces re
treating into the mountains of
northwestern Greece, it was dis
closed today, as British troops
battled to dislodge other ELAS
units from strongholds in Athens
and Piraeus. -
1 Gen. Napoleon Zervas, leader
Ot the EDES, appealed urgently
to the British for help in fighting
the ELAS in his territory. The
British have not acted upon his
proposal! but Premier George
Papandreou, whose government
the British are supporting, appar
ently welcomed the EDES into
the government camp today by
vigorously defending their fail
ure to disarm in accordance with
orders Issued to all guerrillas by
the British command.
The ELAS are troops of the
EAM, the ; national liberation
front. The EDES, or national
democratic front, stands to the
right of the EAM politically,
and the EAM accuses the EDES
of fascist tendencies,
The British delayed, probably
until Monday, a reply to the
ELAS latest peace proposals, for
reasons which cannot be pub
lished. A British spokesman said
the situation was viewed with
"restrained optimism."
British military observers said
that bqtween 13,000 and 20,000
ELAS troops had captured at
least two towns In their drive
which carried them at one point
some 15 miles into territory in
the Eplms previously allocated
to the EDES. Before their at
tacks, some 12,000 EDES troops
were falling back into the moun
tains honeycombed with defen
sive positions built during the
German occupation.
THE GRANGE
Eagle Point Grange
-H.E.C. will meet Wednesday,
Dec. 27, at 1:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Kelm, with
Mrs. Bessie Elbert and Mrs.
Carol Clymer as hostesses.
A 23c Christmas gift exchange
and card party will be held at
the grange hall Saturday, Dec.
30, at 8 p. m. Ladles attending
are asked to bring domits, and
there will be a small door
charge.
BIRTHS
MURPHY To Mr. and Mrs
George, Rt. 1, Box 477, Dec. 33,
girl, eight pounds, 11 ounces.
osteopathic Clinic.
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Hurt Rheun.atlsm Asthma Catarrh Piles,
Prostata Oland Eciem and all disorder
of Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com
plaints disappear after using
CHINESE HERBS
ROOSEVELT PUTS
INK TO 68 ACTS
Washington, Dec. 23 U.F9
President Roosevelt completed
his pre-Chrlstmas chores today
by signing 68 bills sent him by
congress.
He failed to sign four minor
measures, including one which
would have authorized the sec
retary of the interior to issue
rights to certain land to Winnie
Left Her Behind, an Indian.
The- president said neither
Winnie nor her husband had any
practical business experience and
that neither was capable of hand
ling business affairs completely.
700 LEYTE WOUNDED
ARRIVE IN SAN PEDRO
San Pedro, Cal Dec. 22
(UP) Seven hundred soldiers,
wounded in the battles of Leyte
and New Guinea, were aboard
the new hospital ship, U. S. S.
Comfort, as it docked here last
night and the wounded today
were taken to Birmingham Gen
eral hospital.
Later they will be sent to hos
pitals over the country to be
nearer their homes.
Closing Ume -for Sunday Tod Late
to Classify 8:30 Saturday afternoon
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told by JOHN NESBTTT with .
orchestra and chorus this year on
THE WESTINGHOUSE
with JOHN CHARLES THOMAS singing
the carols America loves, ; -The
Westinghouse Chorus
and Orchestra
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8:00 p. m. Charlie McCarthy, NBC;
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8:15 p. m. Dorothy Thompson, BN
8:30 p. m. Symphony Hour. NBC;
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9:19 p. m. Rex Miller, MBS.
0:30 p. m. Human Adventure.
MBS: Jack Benny, NBC.
10:00. p. m News, NBC; Five Star
10:15 p. m. Wartime Women. CBS.
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5:45 p m News, CBS: Captain Mid
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8:19 p. m. Screen Teat, MBS.
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7:00 p m. Screen Guild Players,
CBS: Henry Gladstone, MBS; Ray
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except Sunday fhone day
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8:80 p. m. Cavalcade of America.
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Cecil Chase Wins "
Army Commission
Cecil L. Chase, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Chase, Route 4, box
46C, was commissioned a 2nd
lieutenant following his gradua
tion December 9 as a navigator,
at the Hondo, Texas, field, ac-
KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS
Open p. m. to a. m
Phona Central Point 472
(or raservatlons. On the
Paclfie Highway at Centra
Point. Out ot Bounds tor
Service People
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radijr training at Victorville,
Calif., entered the army July 24,
1943. He Is a graduate of Med
ford high school.
There were 81.349 peach
bearing acres in California In
1943.
BEAUTIFUL
ROGUE RIVER
LODGE
Will Close Dec. 23 24 25.
Make Reservations NOW
for New Years Eva!
On Crater Lake Highway
Near Trail
Telephone Trail 1404
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