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EIGHT MECFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thunder. Jan. 11 IMS Your Health and Its Care ., BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY.' M. D. Readers should address Inquiries toi Or. William Brady 26S E) CamtDO. BaYeriT HUJs. Calii. OVERFED AND As I have said here 'before, every little bit ot milk added to what little milk any growing child, Men. or poor, gets these days Is all to the good so far as the child's nutrition Is c oncerned, even U' toe dear, kind peo ple supplying the milk hard lymake enough on the transac tion to c o v e r Dr. Brad handling costs and incidentals. Every young n npeH st least one quart ot milk everr day and every adult needs at least one pint 01 mim a day for optimal nutrition and optimal health. Optimal means best possible, tinesi aimiuouic. Due to this common misappre hension many readers, I find. ' think I am trying to be funny when T neak of the malnutrition or the nutritional deficiency of persons who are overweight or obese, it is auiicuu o expuun In a paragraph (it takes a few usees in the booklet "Rules, for Reducing" mailed on request if you inclose 25 cents and ' stamped self-addressed envelope) so in this talk we'll just con sider it agreed that nutritional deficiency is the main cause of overweight or obesity and let it go at .that A war widow complains she Is extremely tired and irritable all the time, finds a little relaxa tion drinking tea all day long, taking an average of ten cups a day, with two teaspoonfuls of sugar in each cup. She says she gets lots of exercise taking care of three young children and the house, yet she wishes to reduce. Will the tea drinking in such ex cess do harm? Two or three cups of tea dally should do no harm. Ten cups daily Is a little excessive. Still, even that quantity of tea is ob jectionable, for the young wom an's health and happiness, only in a negative way, I think. That is, in sustaining - herself or re freshing herself when tired, by such frequent tea drinking, she Is aggravating what a.Us her nutritional deficiency. The 20 On the Radio Chain ' ST A HON Si Chain afflllsUon and where to are on tba dlali HALS (CBS) liSt, Fortune BIX INHC-Blual IISO. Portland KO A (NBC-blue and MBS) 1910 Spokane, KOO (NBU-Bluai 810 San Francisco; COW (NBC-Hedl 810, Portland! sua (NBC-Bluet 1800 lealuei BNX (CBS) 1810 Lea Angelas, KOA INBC-Redt 818 Denver i KOIN IfBS) 818, Port Und, OMO INBC-aedi 818 eartle, BPO (NBC-Sled) 818 aaa rraaelaeoi SSL CB 1188 all Lake City Tush Sbnwn U rWt Thurso's, BflO p. m. Sam Hayes and the Mews, MBS; OK for Release, NBC; Terry and the Pirates, BN. S:1S p. m. Dick Tracy. BN. S:30 p m- Jack Armstrong, BN: Rarry Flannery, News, CBS; Tom Mix, MBS. S.4S p. m Captain Midnight, BN: Elmer Peterson, NBC; Night News Wire, MBS; News, CBS. 6:00 D m. Music Hall, NBC: Major Bowes. CBS; Gabriel Heattar, MBS. S:1S p. m. News, BN. 0:30 p m Bob Burns. NBCi Spot light Bands BN. Corliss Archer. CBS Treasure Hour of Song, MBS. 7:00 n m Ahbotl and Costello. NBC; Fred Waring Orch, BN: First Line, cos; Henry uiaastone, bibs. 7:13 p m Lowell rhomee. MBb 7:30 p m March of Time. BN: Red Ryder, MBS; Rudy Vallee, NBC; Here's to Romance. CBS. - 8:00 p. m. Supper Club. NBC: Jack Klrkwood Show, CBS; Sammy Xaye, MBS. S:1S B. m. Fleetwood Lawtnn. NBC: Lum and Abner, BN; Mualo That Sat- isnes, uua. 8:30 o m Coltea Time. NBC Death Valley Sheriff, CBS; America's Town Meeting of the Air, BN. 8:00 p m. pews, MBS; Dinah Btnure nnu 0:19 p m. Rex Miller. MBS B:30 n m Kllarv OuMn MvatHM NBC; fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; Gene ftrupa urcn., ,ria. 10:00 p. m. News Reporter, NBC: News. BN. 10:l!l n. m -NnF Tavlra. RM 100 p. m. Gene krupa Orch.. ilia: rennemans niie t;UD. an. 11:00 p. m. Hotel Btltmore Orch. NBC Prlday SflO p m Terry end Pirates BN OK for Release, NBC; Sam Hayea. News. MBS. 5:1S p. m Dirk Tracy. BN. S:3U n m Jack A rmilr.mi RM Harry w. riannery. News, CBS; Tom nil, min, Thoaauiaa ef sun and wamaa have fooad that tiraM-iaia Stuart Tablata brlag eokJu ntepy nliaf to slmrabbuig roiprosu ot ecu uuusesUoa, SBSlaMS. maA unul iImk. ach. Ttsts dtUcloos, easy to ska oo aUiiag, ae bottle, Trj hwa hare a toed aichi's alttf ana wake op la ue morning feeling like a 81.000,000. Oct geaeUe tuan TabUU at your drussu ealy lie, COc, er 81. 20 aadn suk et 's oeenlre raeaeback gusnuitea, YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. Removed MALNOURISHED teaspoonfuls of refined sugar the young woman takes in her tea every day represents perhaps 600 calories as much as one would get from 3V4 glasses (more than lvi pints) of milk, No wonder the young woman is overweight and malnourished. Tea and sugar, like most breads, cakes and refined cereal prod ucts, supply only calories, little or no vitamins and minerals. This young woman should use saccharin instead of sugar In her tea perhaps a one-fourth grain tablet in a cup of tea. In stead of tea she should for re freshment mldforenoon and mid' afternoon any fresh fruit or fruit juice or fresh or factory-canned tomato or tomato juice, straight. To replenish her vitamin deple tion she should eat a dozen tablets of the essential vitamins every day. That will improve nu trition regardless of the quality of the daily diet and with Im provement of nutrition the con stant fatigue and irritability will be corrected. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Time to Save TeeUi Niece's 7-year-old boy has been mlnui upper two front teeth for sbc months or io. I am worrier! '. about It, whether they wul eventually come In. (P. M. E.) . Anawer Child should eut four up per front teeth and four lower front teeth, In the permanent let, at the age of 7 or 8 yean. It if moat im portant to 'take care of the temnor. ary teeth In order to Insure good permanent teeth. Send 35 cents and stamped self-addressed envelope for booklet "Save Your Teeth.", Crl Bouts Stopped Although you hava been friend. counsellor and guide for our family for a Ions time this Is my first ex- Bresslon of thanks. For one thing par cularly we are aU grateful, both here In the old home anrl in th homM nl our three married children you have muini us - now to avoia inose crl bouts that so many families consider Inevitable at Intervals. And of course our grandchildren, like our children before them, wear what they please or leave off what they please when they please, much to the concern of uninitiated friends and neighbors. Anrwar r.urVv kirt. tn h,va nnii. parents like that I You mean to teU me you never, never worry even a lit tle bit about ,the . youngsters getting their feet wet or going without their overcoats or heavy undlea or any thing? Jlmlnv Pitjrl n must have caught you when you were young about a generation ago, -you say. Lucky parentsl To .hsve kfds who cant catch anything unless they are i.i.. ' wlul ouggesuon to otner YOUNO parents or prospective par ents. Send 3S cents and stamrjed pre addressed envelooe for booklet "Call It Crl." Old fossils please Ignore this lunnHtw, lur you ere unieacnaDie anyway, (Copyright, 1645, by John T. Dtlle Co.) SMOOTH TALKER But fa) from smooth-faced is Rubli Hoffman, Brooklyn radio mai and interpreter, who talked I German company 'commandei and 70 of his men 'into sur rendering near Hurtgen, Ger many. Oh, for a razor! 8:S p. m Elmer Peterson. Com. mentator NBC. Capt Midnight, BN: Nlihl News Wire. MBS. 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Prostate Oland Ectema end (II disorders ot Llvar. Kidney Trouble and ether com plaints disappear niter usinj CHINESE HERBS to Sparta Bldg. A Cat Looks 'I 1 'u'f. (. I AN UNIDENTIFIED CAT was an attentive observer when Norway's King Haakon VII recently became an honorary citizen of Largs in northern Scot- Isnd. Provost John Lindsay is shown officiating at the ceremony whan the King reaffirmed the strong bonds between the two peoples. MEN WHO TRIED - By Lynn Branntn " United Press Correspondent . Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 11 (U.R) The American soldiers of World War I who tried to kid nay the Kaiser volunteered to day for a try at Hitler, Himm- ler, ' Goebbels, or Von Rund-. stedt. 'Of course,' it's probably just a dream,' said Owen Johnson, a sergeant then and a filling station operator now. ' "The war department most likely wouldnt let us try. But it would be right down our alley. The trouble with this war . is there's no imagination like we had in our war." Would Shorten War Thomas P. Henrierann InnrvAr and ex-cantaln anirl "thai hnva" had been talking it over and inougnt.tney might have better luck this tlmn Anrl ihav thniiaht nothina would shorten tha, war so drastically as for some dough- ooys to sneax into uermany and kidnap a few top flight Nazis. "You don't suppose they'd let us have a crack at it, do you?" he. asked. ., Col. Luke Lpa vjhn nlth rinl Leland S. MacPhall, former president of the Brooklyn Dodg ers and now an aide to Lt. Gen. Brethon Somervll urhn lha Kaiser kidnaping expedition, earn ne aeiectea something im practical In the scheme, i "But I'll be glad to go along," he said. Eight Tried It Eight Yanks made the at tempt to kidnap the Kaiser soon after the Armistice. They cross ed into neutral Holland from Luxembourg. Through an er ror, Brand Whitlock, U. S. Min ister of Belgium, had given them Lalses-passer visas as rep NOW OPEN! 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The Yanks replied that their business was so confiden tial it could be stated only to the Kaiser himself. Suspicious, Wilhelm wanted proof that it was an official American government mission. These messages were passed back and forth from the castle gate to the interior for two hours. Then a detachment of Dutch soldiers reinforced by discharged German soldiers be gan gathering and the Ameri cans withdrew. All were Tennesseans. mem bers of the 114th Field Artillery regiment attached to the 30th Infantry, Division. Tinlan Island Good Place To Save Cash i Alamo, Tex. U.R) C. ' . W. Reynolds, who Is stationed on Tlnian Island, says the island is "good for one thing to save money.'' The only thing that can be bought is stamps. "We have been using our hel mets for bathtubs since we ar rived here," Reynolds writes to his mother, Mrs. C, R. Reynolds. "For that matter we use our hel mets for everything under the sun." .'-... Since only a few snipers are left on Tinian, he is quite com fortable in other respects, "but a guy has to be awfully careful after dark." Minimum wage legislation was largely effective in increas ing the average wage of Puerto Rican agricultural laborers to $249 per year in 1043. i ' . - : it ioan: Far Mask sad rarest Mtatleaa malt ing ham eelds er smokies, aUlllera ma COUGH LOZENGES Really soothing because they're really medicated. Each F A F Cough Loxenge gives your throat 15 minute soothing treatment that reaches all iht uoy down ... be low the gargle line. Only lojt box. By CLUYAS WILLIAMS ON MEIAU ATTENTION HE WANTED 'mm I 1 . aft 1 ( Colored Smoke Is , Vital In.Warfare New Vork (U.R) The use of colored smoke already a . vital factor in war is constantly ex panding, according to the tech nical command of the chemical warfare service, in an article in the Chemical and Engineering News, published by the Ameri can Chemical society. 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