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BIX MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY OR- WILLIAM BRADY M. O. . Rsadsrs should address toquliias loi Or William Brady 265 El Camlno. Bavarly HUH Calii. LIME AND BRIT Fourteen Weeks in Physiology, by J. Dorman Steele, Ph.D., pub lished by A. S. Barnes & Co., y M IV t Was Ulc textbook loisi ed u p o n us school chil dren when you and I were young, Mag-' gle. Through the kindness of a namesake I have finally obtained a copy of the nnilnl little r. n..A- " ------- ' book. And here, sure enough, Is the source of that persistent error which has led most laymen and, I fear many physicians, astray. I quote: The composition of the bones at maturity is about one part animal to two parts min eral. The proportion varies with age. In youth It Is nearly half and half, while in old age the mineral is greatly In ex cess .... This notion that Increased proportion of palclum (lime) In the bones accounts for the brlt tleness of the bones of .the aged is plausible, If you think of cal clum or lime as so much chalk. But the truth is quite the con trary. The calcium or lime in bones, as in other tissues Is no more like a piece of chalk than the calcium in milk is and milk, you must remember, is the richest and best source of calci um or lime for Infants, children, youths or adults. Here Is what a recent medical work by Ernst P. Boas, M.D., (1941) on the Treatment of the Patient Past Fifty says about calcium or lime deficiency and aging: "Sherman has repeatedly em phasized that the ordinary American diet Is more deficient : In calcium than In any other element. As a result, adults ex perience a steady, long-contin-uel loss of calcium through the years. This does not become superficially manifest because the great calcium stores in the bones constantly make up for the calcium losses in the blood and tissues." (Perhaps it would be clearer to say that when the CQurt House News Marriages Warren S. Richards and Hazel A. Gilbert. Earl D. Speck and Adelyne Lillian Flath. Joseph P. Arant.and Gladyse Mae Gale. Vernon Edison WlUlamt and Mary Jana Jacobs. Ellsworth Ring and .Lola Elaine Johnson. lvorcM Filed Bayard T, Houston vs. Mary May Houston. Mary J. Durst vs. Lewis H. Durst. Gladys M. Davis vs. Paul B. Davis. John William Pitts vs. Monle Copeland Pitts. Mary DeFoid vs. Frederick J, DeFord, Probata Court Estate of Worth McVey, de ceased. Guardianship of Arleda Julia Royston, a minor. Estate ot John Albert Inman, deceased. Estate of Mary E. Hughes, de ceased. Guardianship of Carolyn Hun- gate, a minor. Estate of L..W. Coghill, de ceased. Deeds Gus Newbury and Mauda Newbury to uert it. Eiiitott. warranty aeeo. Julia Grubb Elliott and Bert R Elliott to Gus Newbury, warranty oeea. Gordon A. Kimball and Winifred A. Kimball to Clarence Ray Shuman and Pearl May Shuman, warranty deed. J. R. Clnrk and Garnett Clark to T. O. Earnest and Lewie L. Earnest, warranty deed. F. O. Earnest and Lessle L. Earnest to Frank D. Age and Myra Maa Age, warranty aeea. Wavne J. Rateman and Amy M Bateman to Ralph L. Athey and Lalla H. Athcv. warrr.ntv deed. Lucllo Perkins and C. L. Perkins to rreoericK w. combs and Helen a. Combs, warranty deed. Talent IrriHallnn rilitrlet tn Jnhn IE- Robert and August Robert, quitclaim deed. Ray W. Archer and Lulu Josephine Archer to Lloyd L. Cnton and Beulah E. Caton. warranty deed. W. C. Cowles and Jessie V. Cowlea to myron j. Muraock and Doris u. Marie J. McClaln and Ceorge C. Mc. Claln to Dorothy M. Watklne and laoyd P. Watklm. warranty deed. Sarah Josephine Brown to Donald Bleberstedt and Minnie K. Bieberstedt, no. .am. UTOJ, Edwnrrl V Ralfmie anal Vm. n Balfour to John C. Lewis and Bertha a. ijcwib, warranty deed. Kenneth dinger and WUma M. Cllnger to Maria Gertrude Fortler. Warranty deed. Jamea E. Harris, Gertrude M. Har via $J YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. J. H. Leong, Harbtllst Tuesday. Jan. It. 1945 "' TLE ARTERIES calcium supply Is Inadequate the blood and nerve and gland tissues seize on it, leaving the bones and the teeth with too .little.) "As a result of this con stant depletion the bones be come poor in calcium and more of bone so that it becomes por ous and more fragile) may be fragile. Osteoporosis (absorption the result of a dietary fault and not an inevitable accompani ment of old age." Still another modern medical author, Martin Gumpert, M.D., says in his popular "You are Younger Than You Think' (Duell, Sloan le Pearce, N. Y., '44): "This calcium deficiency usually becomes manifest only in advanced age, when the frag ility of the bones increases a symptom of old age that could probably be prevented by greater calcium storage in earli er years." Now, then, old timers, boop your calcium intake and your calcium retention or storage and keep your bones and your ar teries from becoming brittle, But you should start doing this long before they begin to creek and crack. aUESTIONS 4 ANSWERS ermy Extirpation of Tonsils ' Four yeara ago you recommended Dr for diathermy extirpation of Infected tonslla. I received .the trea.mcnt and it was a perfect auccesa. Our regular family physician eays my throat la aa clean as It could have been after a tonsillectomy. (S. M.) Answer Tonsillectory (with ruillo- tlne and snare or by dissection) is, in my opinion, a crude atrocity to in flict on a patient by way of treatment for mere hypertrophied or enlarged tonsils. Of course diathermy f electro coagulation) requires more skill, more patience, but It is far safer, far less painful or disabling. Aa for ultimate results. I'd submit to the atrocity only when or If diathermy had failed to produce the desired effect. every inim Aiontn I can't understand from your nam- Ehlet whether you mean one should ike one drop of Mild Tincture a day or. (Mrs. H. K. R.) Answer Take one dron everv rfav In February, May, August, November, alwava In a nan giasstui or more Of water. Instruct hm for Tiin. lodln Ration mailed on request If you provide stamped envelope bearing your address. craving for Sweets We are eirla 24 and 32 wnrVln. In an office. We are putUng on too much weight. Both of us have a terrific craving for sweets. (E. R. and V. M.) Answer set soma plain wheat at feed or seed store, from farmer, mill tin flirty lea imm anil .ha. like. It is better chewing than gum. (Copyright 1949 by John F. Dille Co.) I hlelyoury mETAOINETAOIN ris, Jeaaa A. rieener and Cora M. Fleenex to Gtllia J. rieener, quitclaim deed. Hmil-M Tk rl-l u a . . I ' ricii ana V-lrB A. Plckett to Anna, E. Fairchlld, war- Claude 9a. FrarlM. anal n-,. w Frazfer to w w Rnhi.nn w-i A. Rohlaon, quitclaim deed. . 5' w.l.,,f.eron' w- WHkeraon mni K- Wi';rson to F. D. Cooper and Delia H. Cooper, warranty deed. , . rner lo jeilie U. Fllcklnger, warranty deed. Jeiala n tllalrlnaa. m J I . Fllcklnger to Howard p. rucktngeri warranty deed. n, W, C. McGlasaon and EfOe Lao Me. OUnon to Will 8. Emmlngham and .i !' Effingham, warranty deed. W-.w-rcjory and Martha E. Greg- ffZ J hS1.'i, P' MBeth and Ads- lale L. McBcth. warranty deed. L. R. Janes and Wllda Janes to Nell Jones, warranty deed. n.. neV."Jna Sherman Jonea to SfJ' v- oldn and Jessie M. Gideon, warranty deed. Cealla Tnvln. n K -L. . - ------ - a,,n rcirj ana carol B. Perry, warranty deed. , """ "rry ana carol B. Perry to Nettle Grover. warranty deed. J. H. Issott and Anna laaott to J. W. Kelsoe. quitclaim deed. ,u!tc.lm,!dend.U, E""b,m 8"' SVIl'tcfirmTeed'0 Benjamin E. Jones and Florence Straw Jones to Elizabeth R. Speera. quitclaim deed. ' Ingomar M. Oseth and Constance ?u,;?cT,.mde,.d!,' V"" S"' R-iaen & tW.'!, Waller, warranty deed. Elizabeth M. Cobb to M. R. Boucher deed M- Bou:nr, warranty WilliAIT. K ' Wtarllao a.... U.I.I. . W'hlert to Jack C. Beat tie and PatrU - ... usa.c, warranty oeea. In i-lll U 1? and Bertha H. Dolley w.rErnTyn,MM" Kr.nP?hta5!!, nd A"" Pohland to cTlKer,w.rr.n,y,dre.na WUm soSTLVlli.0?.0.?-?!"!""- ann .mVfi,fohn?on.,na Bcrnlce John, son to Lillian L. FriUch and Delorea Hanna Sharrltt, warranty deed to RjAn t!ouo'.,.n.d -Miri. 9rout warranty deert . " ir' it B'CP ,nd Ro" Buchanan 10 E ,fe"1"!1' warranty deed. Welntetl to Leo Charles Mar- ramy dd tvn:5'-j.RlJ,h.0nd raca T. Rusho to v, .. ..u-iiKiaa ana Liuun rtotch. kiss warranty deed fhii rl" nd OI Br"! Charlea Bateman and Vivian Coaa Bateman, warranty deed. Charlea Bateman and Vivian Coaa nihil S i. """"'a atambaugh and Slhyl R. Stambaugh, warranty deed. nuiidi j. Stambaugh and Sibyl gf" S Charlea Bateman and YlUanCoss Bateman, warranty deed. w,u.S: Wl!"?m" "nd vlol Parl .. a S5r . "' "ooenson and Lor ana A. Rnhertmn n, n ' Howard 8. Waggener and Flora Mae Mi'lK'J. !? fdwln T,'? "d Mildred E. Taylor, deed. ,'rr:, Ccy and Velma L. Casey iS,mJMIrh S""10' warranty dee William P. Unge and Helen B. Lango to A. Ralph Doty and Dorothy May Doty, warranty deed. Emll Schleael and Minnie Srhleael va nruiur u. nutting and Emma R. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheun etltm Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Qlnnd Eciema and all disorders ol Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com plaints disappear alter ualni CHINESE HERBS Rtmoved lo Sparta Blder. Phone SB 17 WurHnf. warranty daad. . I Jackson County raderal Savings and Loan Allocution to Wesley u. wu An ami Iva I.. Wilion. warranty deed Bessie Edsall Keaa and Charles Leo Keaa to Mri. t. W. JxUall, quitclaim oeea. Harold It. Edsall. Elma X. Idsall, Earl jt- Edsall. jiauienna JMsau. Beasla Edaall Kcai. Charlea L. Keai and Alatha W. Ediall to Mra. T. W Edaall, quitclaim deed. Aletha EdiaU to Mrs. T. W, Edaall. quitclaim deed. Robert B. EdiaU and Lillian Ediall to Mra. r. W. Edaall, quitclaim deed. Mra. E. W. EdaaU to Jamea iL Toft. warranty aeea. S. S. Abbott and Emily Abbott to uacar wou, warranty aeeo. Cora M. Dodge rieener, Thelma Donga VanDprn, Hthel Dodge Waail. faul W. Waali, Letlia Dodge Borgen. Audrey Dodaa Wilder and E. Glen Wilder to ivern Keller oejby, quit- Kuin) oeea. J. A. ieener to Ivern Keller Selby, quitclaim deed. Grant Selby and Ivern Keller Selby to W. D. Jacjcaon and Anna L Jaca aon, warranty deed. W. ti. CaxnDbeu and Hazel Camobell to F. N. 'iygart and Pauline Xygart, deed. ' Carl B. Bylthe. Magdalen Blythe, Barto to California - Oregon Power Vivian flomuin uarto ana Howard i.- company, rignt ol way. William Luraon and Margaret Lar aon to California Oregon i'ower Com pany, rignt of way. Jamea A. Tlnale and Bertha V. Timclo to California Oregon Power Company, rignt of way. J. A. Youngs and Viola M. Youngs to Mildred Milea and Myron W. Miles, warranty deed. Wm. M. Brigga and Dorothy Brlgga to John W. Mills and Dorothea Mills, warranty deed. Joe Leveaua to a. S sutler, war ranty deed. CUra A. Borah to MllA P. O'Harra and Carrie M. O Harra, warranty deed. flarenca F. Rnrii tn M.lan Hrnm mond, warranty deed. A. Ma ion to bcome E. Patrick and nuuun unvi tjunn in. w mrmrfm augnon e. r-arricat. warranty deed. Vivian Millard and U. . Millard to ocoiue a.. rarricK ana Mignon JC ParricK, warranty deed. Talent Irrigation uiatrlct to Frank S. Dunkin ana Grace iieiorea Dunkin deed. a rank C. Hyde and Phoebe O. Hyde to Charlea W. ingnam, warranty deed Frank C. Hyde and Pnoeoa ti. Hvne to Charlea W. Ingham, quitclaim deed. C. F. Carter, rrantt Carter anri :t,n Carter to B. H. llurke, quitclaim deed. Mabel ft. Lay to Ray M. Spalding and Betty Jana Spalding, warranty deed. J,mM I p.kla Mnt J T Sophia R. McLeod to John G. Perdue una Annie i-eraue, warranty deed. I, ft. Bawlev and Marv fy HiwImi to F. A. SDltzmlller anri HiH.h.11. Spltzmlller, warranty deed. Harold von der Hellen. Nurn von der Hellen, Roger von der Hellen. Loulae von der Italian Thuz-i. Riley and Phillip E. Riley to Harvey Nelson and Frankia Clair M.i.nn warranty deed. ' A. L. Lamb. Lillian p ijnh -. n JJ. Butler to Loulie Peroral, Lucille Perozzl and Thelma Perozzl Dorach. quitclaim deed. city or Aihland to Loulaa Perozzl Lucille Pernzzl anH Th.lm. r. .' Dorsch, quitclaim deed. RalDh William rulM anal ini.. a Coatea to Wynne P. Grler and Marie Grler. warranty deed. uniiea Biaiea ot America to John Hoffman, land patent. Alice M. Groves and J. H. Grovee H. L. Turner anH n,K . - to warranty deed. ' .Jtu2?.3u3nr ! rm,er N. Bryant and Mary Bryant, warranty deed. w.Crrar!ty,dUdey C" Putne"- rtwe I Cilmore, warranty deed. Edh Wert. iultcUlm died. " a ana w. Dale Wert to A. K. Owens, warranty Lulu A- Wllaon to L. T. Rhi. and Nellie B. Robinson, warranty deed -Tf. I." and Maud E. Da vis warVjn ? 3 "ld "" Paulson" IP'iUm ""d Dorothy M. deed. Jonnn. warranty Jackaon County Bank to Elnn r r.rmyniiL!nd Ruth M- Hemmlla. war- w.rr.St,ICdieh,0 OUv Newbry Orchards to Laarrenea w"h""a; companyTlea... nC" nli r.",irinrond I"E Man- ShoreV, wirranty dT " a w.'rr.'nt,deer,,er to Lorenzo s. Hackler and Aansai M Haekler to W. A. Kynlsto? anPSL.S A. Kynlaton and Nam correction warranty deed A-T!r Jn1,-gla M Arthur M. Newman and EuVirS,lnS Piwe"' warranty dd to MaTr Siton't"1"1 ."nce. Mee a I Di.-i0."' warranty deed. n w b v.KiL Anna m. piemme qulte.lm- dVAdCe ,nd JU"'U V"n,;e rriderirS uoM Wowecker to Charlea Fred'rtclt Hornecker. quitclaim deed EX-SOLDIER SENTENCED San Francisco, Jan. 16 (U.R) outlier coKman, 28, a former soldier, was sentenced to life Im prisonment In San Quentln to day for the slaying of Pvt. James B. 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