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Your Health and Its Care
BY OIL WILLIAM BRADY M. D.
Roadm should ddrMt toqulrtti toi Dr WiJiiam Bridy
S6ft CI Ctmlao. fUwly HUls. Colli.
FACTS AND FANCIE
Cutting the hair dots not make
It grow faster. The truth is that
hair that growi faster needs
cutting more
frequently
than hair that
grows at the
ordinary rate
which is one
half to three
fourths of an
inch a month.
Likewise shav
ing doesn't
make hair or
beard grow
faster or heav-
Dr. Brady ier, but one
with faster growing or heavier
beard needs to shave more fre
quently My friend Dr. C
regularly shaved the hair from
one arm for a year or more.
Then he stopped shaving. In a
few months there was no dif
ference In the hair on his two
arms.
Tall stories to the contrary
notwithstanding hair never
grows after death, nor does any
other part of the body. When
you're dead you're dead all over
and dead things do not grow.
There are 120,000 hairs on the
average scalp it you don't be
lieve it, count 'em for yourself.
Brushing is good for hair and
scalp, combing is not.
The hair brush should be
sterilized by boiling, if it will
sand boiling, otherwise thorough
ly washed with soap and water
and allowed to dry in the sun,
every time the hair Is washed.
Frequent use of water on the
hair is harmful only in that it
removes the natural sebum or
hair oil. If you apply to the scalp
or hair a few drops of suitable
oil frequently, wetlng does no
harm.
Plucking a hair or an eyebrow
does not destroy it a new hair
appears In six or eight weeks,
becomes fully developed In three
or four months. Plucking does
no harm.
Hair is not hallow tube, does
not "bleed" or ooze when cut,
should never be singed or other
wise subjected to greater heat
than you would apply to your
skin. ,
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Schools Make Good or Bad Business
Babson Appeals for Better School Committees
By Roger W. Babson
Babson Park. Fla.. Jan.
(Special Correspondence)
"Army Rejects Millions." "3,
000,000 Returned tor Physical
or Mental Disability." These are
headlines which we se In newt
papers. Let us hope the figures
re exaggerated; but If not, the
situation it bad for our brave
men, our overburdened taxpay
ers and for postwar business.
More Brains Answer
To Employment Problem
I repeat that unemployment
can only for a short time be
relieved by government relief
pensions, bonuses and even by
public works To solve the un
employment problem we must
have more employers and must
give greater freedom to an em
ployers. The only alternative is
communism. More brains must
come before more lobs.
' We want a higher standard of
living; but we cannot raise the
standard of living without first
raising the choracter, health and
Intelligence of the people. We
cannot have long postwar pros
perity if our business leaders
and future congressmen are to
be army physical rejects and re
turning soldiers broken down
in health or mental powers.
Our business boosters talk
about a postwar national In
come of $120 billions compared
with a prewar income of $80,-
000,000,000 How can men, who
are unfit, or too old, or too men
tally upset to be in the army,
be expected to make a success
entering buslnessT
Another thought: If we were
not at war and it all men were
In normal health who would be
so optimistic as to suggest such
an Increase In national income
during the next few years? Then
how can It be obtained with mil
lions of our best men in ceme
teries or hospitals or on relief
at home? This is especially true
if our killed, or Injured, or
shell-shocked are our best and
bravest men.
Better School
Committees Needed
Who are responsible for the
weak morale, physical and men'
tal r -wlltloo of the rising gen
etratton? Who are training those
who . must provide re-employ.
ment for 30,000,000 veterans
and war workers and must pay
taxes for billions of pensions
and a debt of $300 billions? The
school committees of your city
and mine are responsible for
what Is to nappen. Too many of
them are putting cheap politics
and their own selfishness before
the good of their communities
and returning soldiers.
Some editor criticize me for
writing about education instead
MomUr. Jinuirr . 1148
S ABOUT THE HAIR
Application of antiseptic or
germicidal preparations to the
hair or scalp is futile so far as
correction or cure of dandruff
is concerned. No one has found
or identified a dandruff "germ"
there is no good reason to be
lieve dandruff is Infectious in
character.
Like the skin, the hair de
pends on general nutrition for
its health, vigor, growth and con
dition. No amount of doctoring,
medication or "nourishing" stuff
applied to scalp or hair can ma
terially improve Its condition. If
any such Improvement is pos
sible it must come through the
circulation, through the blood
supply to the hair root, through
internal metabolism, nutrition.
In certain parts of the Great
Lakes basin farmers were unsuc
cessful in wool growing, until
it was discovered that the soil,
water and feed in those areas
were extremely poor in iodine.
They began giving their stock an
iodine ration to supplement the
feed and water supply of that es
sential element. Thereafter they
were successful In growing wool.
Wool Is hair. Incidentally, the
natural oil on wool (lanolin)
mixed half and half with fresh
castor oil makes the finest hair
oil or skin oil for regular use
when hair or skin Is too dry.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Thlrty-secen Old?
X am 37 and feel fine when I am on
my feet, but I can't turn a somersault
without getting awfully dizzy.
(Mrs. H. M. K.)
Answer Send stamped envelope
bearing your address, for the pink
slip Invitation to the Somersaul
tauqua. It tells how and why you
should roll 'em every day and come
up smiling
Predetermination of Sex
Is It true that If the husband Is
more virile than the wife ... or that
some men have all girl babies . . .,
or that . . . (Mrs. B. M.)
Answer No one can predetermine
sex.
Baloney
Here Is the reason why a hospital
will not permit the husband to re
main In the delivery room. Insurance
companies fear the husband may faint,
fall and injuve himself and so the
hospital might have a suit for dam
ages. (C. A.)
Answer That's a lot of hooey. 1
have stated the main reason here re
peatedly that the hospital people fear
an Intelligent husband might noUce
some of the atrocious breaches of the
simple rules of asepsis and the like
that occur In delivery rooms In shady
Institutions.
(Copyright, 1849, John F. Dille Co.)
follows: Good business must be
preceded bv nood edupatlnn rn
Is the hatchet and the other the
handle; one is the lock and the
other is the key. They are in
separable. Bad business and un
employment always result from
a temporary weakness in our
eaucational system. This Is one
reason -why business depressions
come about once every 20 years.
Watch HIah
School Discipline
Therefore, in behalf of better
post-war business, less post-war
unemployment and safer invest
ment markets. I appeal to read
ers to check up on their school
committees during 1045, Throw
out any politicians who are
thinking first of themselves.
Elect trained educators who
know something about the
world's -most delicate and Intri
cate machine the human brain
instead of plumbers, carpen
ters and second-grade lawyers.
Most school superintendents
and teachers know what high
schools need, namely, more
braln-develooing courses, stricter
discipline and less parties; foot
ball, etc. But, the young people
dislike courses of study, such as
mathematics which force them
to ''Ink. These high school kids
prefer easy courses like type
writing which will merely help
them to a temporary Job. The
politicians try to please the stu
dents "for fear of a student
strike," as a school committee
man said to me the other day!
A bad school committee situa
tion exists In most of the com
munities where this weekly col
umn or mm is read. The com
position of your school commit
tee Is far more important than
"who is mayor." or "what's the
tax rate," or "how city funds are
to be spent." Your school com
mittee of 1045 will determine
whether you are to have busi
ness prosperity or depression In
lass. Post-wnr Inflation can post
pone unemployment for a few
years; but only better character,
sound health and more brains
can lick "old man depression."
LEGION WINNER NAMED
Indianapolis, Jnn. 8 (U.R)
The American Legion today an
nounced that Ed Alnsworth, edi
tor of the Los Angeles Times,
was Winner Of the Lenlnn'a na.
tional editorial appreciation
awara tor una, It was entitled
This War, Prlvato Jones."
0OLO C10CGED NOSIlV
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V act fast to shrink!
membranes, open up VtfCl
nose. What a relief IIjT' J
Caution: Use only aalW.J
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Britain's All-out War Effort
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FIGURES JUST REVEALED show that more than one male In every four
between 14 end 64 yesrs of a(e ii Britain is in the Armed Forces. The above
ehsrt shows clearly the total mobilization of the British nation. With each
fitfure representinl a quarter million people, it shows the contribution of all
males 14 to 64 and all females 14 to 59 years oi afe.
MOTORISTS FACE
GAS RATION CUT
Washington, Jan. 8 (U.R)
Gasoline output is now at its
maximum and if military re
quirements increase beyond pres
ent demands, American motor
ists will have to get along on
less fuel in 1045, Deputy Petro
leum Administrator Ralph K.
Davles said' today.
"Manufacturers and refineries
are now operating close to ca
pacity," Davies told the United
Press. "We are now satisfying
present military demands in full
as well as supporting the pres
ent civilian rations.
"But If military demands in
crease much we would have to
meet them at the expense of
the American civilians."
The only chance of more gaso
line for American motorists is a
sudden end to the war in Eur
ope, Davles said. In such an un
likely event, he said, military
demands would undoubtedly be
reduced sufficient to afford more
liberal supplies for civilian con
sumption over and above relief
needs' in European countries.
I
MIGHTIEST EVER
Washington, Jan. fl (U.F9
President Roosevelt turned re
porter in h 1 s message to con
gress Saturday, revealing among
other things that the U. S. army
has "a new tank with a gun
more powerful than any yet
mounted on a fast-moving ve
hicle."
Mr. Roosevelt also disclosed
that "we are about to equip large
new French forces with these
modern weapons for combat
duty.
The president said "we have
to work every day to keep ahead
of the enemy in radar.
"On D-day In France," he dis
closed, "with our superior new
equipment, we located and then
put out of operation every warn
ing set which the Germans had
along the French coast."
LONE BANDIT ESCAPES
Los Angeles, Jan. 8 (U.R)
A lone bandit ordcrer Cashier
Margaret Johnson at a California
bank today to "hand over all the
cash," thrust a gun over the
counter to emphasize his de
mand, and escaped with $510.
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Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Oreomulslon relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of tht
trouble to help loosen and expe
prm laden phlegm, and aid natun
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
named bronchial mucous mem
oranes. Tell your druggist to sell yov
i bottle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you arc
io have your money back.
CREOMULSION
(or Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchiti;
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lumbermen today for accepting,
a record load of war orders
through OPA auctions.
LABOR BOARD ORDER
Washington, Jan. 8 (U.R)
The war labor board today or
dered 209 Pacific northwest log
ging companies and the Interna
tional Woodworkers (CIO), rep
resenting 29,800 employes, to re
sume negotiations on 22 Issues
involving conditions of employment.
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