Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 19, 1945, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEH MEDFORD MAIL TH1BUKB Your Health and Its Care BV DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should tddrass Inquiries tot Or. William Brady 265 El Camtno. Bc-varly Hills. Call!. FEELING A BIT OLD Widow with three young chil dren and a house to care for complains of feeling extremely tirea mil i" time and be tng Irritable. She finds some relaxation in drinking tea an average of ten cups a day, with two tea s p o o nf uls of sugar in each cup. She won ders why, in spite of the ex- Dr. Brady ercisa she gets doing ail her own work, food "seems to turn to fat". She wants to reduce. Twenty teaspoonfuls of sugar would yield about 600 calories the equivalent of about IVt pints of milk. But never mind the calories. What makes the young woman tired and irritable? Putting on my long-distance diagnostic specs I divine that she is suffering from malnutri tion and I am not unmindful of her superfluous flesh. .The poor girl is caught in a vicious circle, along with sev eral million others. , Feeling tired or weary she in dulges in a cup of sweetened tea. The tea briefly stimulates and the sugar, being quickly absorbed, yields immediate en ergy.' Together the tea and sugar give a little refreshment or sense of well being. But owning to the lack of suf ficient vitamin B-in the young woman's dally diet, her body cannot metabolize carbohy drates (starches and sugars) as well at it shoud to maintain vigor and vitality, so she quick ly tires again and any one in that state of chronic malnutri tion or nutritional deficiency is bound td be crabbed and irri table. : So you see the more tea and sugar or the more white bread and refined cereals, cornstarch, aweets, cake, sugars, syrups, candy, sweetened pop and the like the poor - girl takes the more, crabbed, irritable and tired she grows, to say nothing of the accumulation of slacker flesh. Not because these refined foods and drinks are so fatten v1 K..r.; I: f -"V' I f.l 'til OCT OF BONDAGE With face uplifted as she breathes free air again, Red Army woman-parachutist Tomara tells story of digging traps and trenches for Nazi captors with 700 other Russian women at German front She was freed by men of U. S. 83rd Division. High School News Student Riporters Mario Oamnll Joan Hoppe Yell Queen Marjorio Johnson opened last Friday's pep as sembly by introducing our own Al Simpson. The coach asked the student body to show the visiting team respect and to co-operate with the Tornado in displaying good sportsmanship. Following this pep talk, the student body rallied with IS "rahs" for Simp son. Members of the team were then called to the front of the room to be introduced. Before the assembly closed, there were two selections from the band and several routine yells, led by Marjorie Johnson, Jack Holmes and Chuck Slilnn. The Junior class Is working on a play to be given to the senior high student body early ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, clvlllani only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7 00 p m , 3 a m . except Sunday. Pliona day time S300; night 8101. rrldT. Jsn. 19. 1943 AND CRABBED? ing but because they provide little or no vitamin B and, as we know now, the larger intake of carbohydrate the larger the intake of vitamin B must be or else. (If any medical reader questions the scientific sound ness of this I'll be happy to cite authorities but not for any other readers. Other readers must take my word for it or leave it.) V I advised the poor girl to (a) cut her tea drinking to mid forenoon and mid-afternoon, (b) to use about a quarter -grain saccharin tablet to sweeten her, tea instead of a teaspoonful or two of sugar, (c) to keep plain wheat in the house and use it in' the everyday family dietary as described- in pamphlet "Wheat to Eat" I'm glad to send on re quest if you provide stamped self addressed envelope ( a clip ping of this item Is not a re quest), and (d) to eat dally eight or ten tablets containing vita min B (thiamin), vitamin G (rib oflavin) and vitamin D, as a supplement to her regular diet. In another talk we'll see why the vitamin O and vitamin D. . This is the best way out of the vicious circle, I believe, for any man or woman who may be in the same fix. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Carrots And Yellow Skin ' If a person eats a lot of carrots will it five his or her skin a yellow tinge? i Answer It may temporarily cause the skin of palms and soles to look yellow, but not th skin of face or body. . Aspirin fs Dope Please advise whether this state ment, mada by a health official, is true: Aspirin not cily makes oolds more bearable but also helps to euro them. (H. S. R.) Answer. In mv oolnlon aaoirln la of no remedial value, only analgesic (pain or sense oeaaening). personally i should take a dose of it ONLY when or IX 1 could not bear to endure the pain or ache or distress without it. Aspirin is less dangerous dope, anal- J:ealc, pain-killer than acetanillde, in aot It is the least dangerout dope 1 know when dope must be used. But there is no evidence that It has any remedial action other than relief, for a while, of pain or distress. Poor Training Two sons aged 8 and 9 have begged for a long while to be allowed to smoke life everlasting .or rabbit to bacco SI we call it. I have refused to permit It, believing It would lead them to smoking real tobacco. (Mrs. S. S. P.) Answer It would probably do the kids no harm to have a try at It satisfy their curiosity and thereafter they would not care to smoke it or other stuff, such as cornsllk, dock and the like. But you should have a smoke along with them when they try It. (Copyright 11149 by John F. Dlllo Co.) in the new semester. The name of the play Is "Grandpa Goes minting, ana tncuuy member In Charife will hn Mrs. Olnrlva Herron, Included on the program will oe a double duet including me following Junior girls: Char malne Brault, Phyllis Wendl, Jean Hickman nnrl I.nroA Mnn. tlcth. Along with Bill Patton, chief student technician, three other high boys, Bill Moffat, Verne Shangle and Nat Bender, have been making an outstanding con tribution to the programs spon sored by the department of vis ual education, according to Mrs. J. A. Smith, director. These boys made all technical arrangements concerning the "Great Virgil" program presented Jan. 16. Pro ceeds from the show will be used for new projection equip ment in the school department of visual education. .During the second semester Mr. J. W. Shelton will Instruct high school students who are In terested in aeronautics if 12 or more students enroll. This will be another of the high school courses preparatory for war work. Under the direction of Crater Chalkor't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dlno-Dnc Refreshments Chicken and Staak Dinners Most Unliiue flare In So Or CLOaSD MONDAYS fDurttfavi Private Parties linlr far Reservations Pfe Gold HIU 414 J 1 J't'ure'j j Tht O'iftfv '.'I have rati llfrivdic4t:ihc ROUGH BREAK A mere man wouldn't know, but the hat the lady's wearing Is but of season now. It was ono of the-fall creations, and was only worr, jtqgsee how model looks In dif ferent styles. She looks O. K business manager, Carmen Wright, the following 'girls are soliciting for Crater yearbook advertising: Marjorie Thompson Jeraldyne Jerome, June Bos- worth and Joan Hoppe. These students will solicit advertising from all Medford business firms during the next two weeks. During student council meet ing, third period Jan. 14, Presi dent John Bullock appointed Maxlne McKinney, Nancy Swem and Jerry Llebman to read all the club constitutions to see if they conflict with the student body constitution. Jack Holmes was chosen to Investigate the possibility of chartering a Spe cial bus to Klamath Falls Jan. 20, so that Medford students may see the basketball game. Also a motion was made that all clubs should turn in a monthly fi nancial report to the office. Closing time tor Classified Ads v am Too Late to Classify 12:30 NOW OPEN! TAKE -IT -EASY LODGE Dine and Dance Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday One-Halt Mil Up Savage Creek D1FTKULT DECISIONS 1u tf DRINK OF WWW U tM BOWl SttMJ lb BE StePPtP StAiMEP, WrTrt ORPEM 10 6ET ftltv DOK'f WXsK tl HEMl wry sue. hvntsn raft! J: On the Radio Chain Sl'AriONSi Chain afflllaUon and where the are on the dial: KALE (t'BS) mi), Portland. REX (MHC-Uluei 1190, Portland KOA (NBC-blu. and MUSI 1510 Spokane. KOO (NBC-Bluel SIO San rrancisco, KOW (NBU-Kedl 620, Portland: KJR (.NBC-Bluel 1000 Seattle, KNX (CBS) 1070 Los Angeles, KOA (NBC-Red I S50 Denver- KOIN (CBS) 910, Port land, KOMO (NBC-Ked) 95(1 Seattle. KPO (NBC-Red) 680 San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160 Salt Lake CUy Time Shnwn Is PWT " Friday 8:00 p m. Terry and Pirates. BN: OK for Release. NBC; Sam Hayes, Mnura MRS 8:15 &. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super man. MBS. a -311 n m jnrk Armatrana. BN Harry W. Flannery. News, CBS; Tom Mix, MBS. 8:48 p m Elmer Peterson. Com mentator' NBC: Capt Midnight. BN Night News Wire. MBS. News. CBS B:00 n m Waltz Time. NBC: Ga oriel Heatter, MBS: News, BN. To night In Hollywood, CBS. 6:15 p m. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS: News. BN 6:30 n m Peonle Are Funny. NBC: rhat Brewster Bov CBS Double or Nothing. MBS; Spotlight Bands, BN. Durante and Moore. CBS: Dala Car-' nele. MBS. 7:15 p m. Lowell rhomas, MBB 7:30 n m Stase Door Canteen CBS: Lone Banger, MBS; Bill Stern, NBC. 8:00 p. m. rights, MBS; Jack Kirk wood Show, CBS; Supper Club, NBC. B:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; B:30 p m Duttys Tavern NBC It Pays to Be Ignorant, CBS; Stars of uie uture, on. u:uu p m. runougn Fun. nuu News. MBS. Aldrlch Family CBS 9:30 p. m- Adventures of Thin Man. CBS. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC: News, BN. 11:00 p. m Hotel Blltmore Orch.. NBC; Milton Charles, Organist, CBS: News, BN. Sararflay 8:00 p m Youth on Parade. CBS Orchestra, BN; Know Your Symphony 8:30 p. m. Boston Symohony. BN. Detroit Symphony. MBS; News. NBC 8:48 p m News, CBS; Elmer Peter son. NBC 6:00 p m Barn Danca, NBC; This la Mv Story, CBS 6:30 p. m Spotlleht Bands, BN; Con You Top This? NBC. 6:45 p m Saturday Serenade CBS 7:J0 P. m. Judy Canova Show, NBC. 7:18 p. m Mayor of the Town. CBS. 7:30 p m. Grand OP Opry, NBC X Br? MBS' Th Man Ca"l B p m Early American Music. BN: America In the Air. CBS; Truth or Consequences, NBC. 8.30 p m Gaslight Gayetles. NBC: StowenBNaC War' CBSl l1,nJ 9:00 p m Meet Your Navy. BN: KMED "V" CWTIVRti 1VlTW)CET0fT ktfO IIP, ARE MET EvtH BfFoRt VOl) ClT BACK t6 BIP WrJ IHS1Nf ND A Wi5R0 otlf Of C0 AAAAAAAA V AND SET 7 YOU PLEASE FIX I I TEA ' . 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