Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 28, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextYour Health and Its Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers ihould addrass Inquiries' tot Dr. William Brady. 26S El Camlno, Bavarlr Hilli, CalU. ANEMIC CHILDREN Of course it Is none of my business, but I am feeling un happy about some little tots I have watched growing from early infancy to school age. Lucky kids, I always consid ered the m until the past two or three months, Some doctor, no doubt well meaning and oracticine ur. israav what he and I and most old timers in the pro fession were and still are taught, persuaded the children's parents that the children's t o n i 1 should be removed. So it was done. The poor kids were taken to the hospital where the gifted surgeon gave them a good going over with his snick ersnee and probably handed the parents the usual-line of bright promise for the future health of the little ones, and presently sent them home to recuperate. That was along in October. Well, there have been a few days when the air was actually cool since then cool enough so a fellow could keep on a light sweater while bowling on the green, and that happens only a few days in the year. It has been a bit cloudy, a bit foggy, and it has actually rained a few days and nights, too. So the ground has been damp for a day now and then, until the sun dries it out. ' All this .and heaven too. Not for the poor kids who had their tonsils out. No life around their house any more. On inquiry it -seems that the kids' parents believe it would be dangerous for them to go out to play now. No doubt that wicked notion was imparted to the parents by their physician. Just the same it saddens me every time I think of those poor little children cooped up in the house all day long when heaven is right outside of the door. Un til this blankcty-blanked tonsil atrocity was perpetrated on the children, it was a delight to see them play, pink-cheeked and BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUCTIONEERING FOR BEST RESULTS Sell at Auction ELMER CHAMBERLAIN Rt 3. Box 636. Eagle Point, Or. - Graduate ot Relsch American , School ot AucUaneerlng All Modern Methods Farm Sales. Merchandise. Real Estate Bulldoier Work WANTED Bulldozer work, modern equipment, large- or smau Jo be Leveling, grading, etc. Call 414S. Housecltanina FURNACE and chimney service. rt 8841 Building FRED POWERSBullder of better homes, also repairing Address. Rt 4. Box 375. E. Medford taAVE US DO ymr plastering, stucco and cement work Walton and newnnam. Telephone 4574. . BUILDING modernizing, remodeling reoalrine roofins nalntlna and dec. orating Complete lob under one contract n M Majors, contractor and builder Phone 2215 Chiropractor DR E M NELSON D C . Ctllroprae tor 42 Medford Building. For ap- poln:mcnt phone 98(17 Moving kADS TRANSFER X ft'fftl) Aft tVl Our own padded vans serving the enure racinc coast uiai 71511 FURNITURE MOVING anywhere any. time C It v Transler at Storage Phnne 48R4 Painting FOR PAINTING and- papering, fur ntture refinishlng In our own shop at 619 S Riverside call Medrord Painters and Decoratora. 4S74. 3231 or 2881. FREE ESTIMATE Body and Fender Repairs Complete Car Painting W repair those fenders and make your car LOOK LIKE NEW Good Work 5ood Service Let Us Do It Now Jackson SI. Garage 120 E. Jackson Street CORN REMOVER Clves lastant relief from pala sad peel tlvalr removes hard corns, soft coral ewrwtea the toes, calloases. wans, papillomas, dub aalla. II eoataias so, era! dltfereaf ells that sottea. leosea aad dots aot cause the Irriutloa aa 4o stroae acid austorse. Whoa all Ihort hare laiiod UT tale oa. Sola ea tnoaoy bach craereatee. exclusively at WES1ERN THRIFT m SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheun ttim Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Qland Eestma and all disorders ol Liver. Kidney Trouble and other com !o- - I -. f .X .5. I .V' fx plaints disaooear after uslnf Removed bright-eyed. When and if they ever are permitted to stick their noses out in the air again they'll be pale and dull and listless from anemia and from lack of vitamin D (which they can't manufacture when they are not exposed to the sun). Drs. Abbott and Ahmann (Am. Jour. Diseases of Children, Oct, '39) found that EO per cent of 883 Florida rural school chil dren were anemic, with hemo globin (iron coloring matter in the blood) of 70 per cent or less (it should be 90 or more), and some with hemoglobin as low as 25 ner cent were still attend' ing . school. Two hundred of these children received iron ana ammonium citrates and showed rapid regeneration of hemoglo bin. A solution of iron-and-ammon- ium-citrates (that is one sub stance) in water, one ounce of the thin transparent garnet-rea or brownish scales dissolved In four fluidounces (one-quarter of a pint) of water, makes an ex cellent iron tonic child or adult may take from one-half tea spoonful to one teaspoonful aft er meals two or three times a day best in sweetened water flavored with fruit juice. ' QUESTIONS-AND ANSWERS Thirty-four Feels UKo SO , I am 34 years old and I feel OT, al ways worn and tired, hair rapidly turning gray. In the words of my young daughter I am getting grouchy. Inclined to fret and worry over things that never bothered mebefore. Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address, for pamphlet "Young Folks and Old roHcs.1' Inclose 10 cents U you want also the In structions for Taking an lodin Ra- UOIChlldren Must Not Have Coffee We have four children ranging from 5 to 13 years of age. Seems to me 1 remember our health book back in school said children should never rirlnb- (m nr mffei. But our children say nearly all children drink tea and cozxee, so wny can i uiey r (M. F. O.) Answer Children under 16 years of as- shnuM not be allowed to drinK tea or coffee too stimulating. Milk Is the health beverage for emmrcn. run Juices or drinks made from them, or tomato juice, are wholesome for chil dren. Not pop and similar stuff that stimulates. You should draw the line for the sake of your children's health, and do not defer to that argument that "all the other kids do." All the other kids are going the namby-pamby way because their parents are too ignorant or wishy-washy or both to resist the Insidious appeal of the pop vendors. , (Copyright, 1943, John F. Dine Co.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY Orchestra WHEN In need of musicians for anv occasion, call J Vernon Marshall. Secretary of Medford Musicians Union Phone 7292. " Plane Tuning - PIAM6 TUNING REPAIRING. VOIC ING J W Kellogg P O Boa 603 Athland Phone 415? Well Drilling WXfZK 'WILLS drilled with modern equipment. Call 7373. Simpson and etruriey. iuuy rtoqqy ave. WELL DRILLING with modern equips ment See Goft Bros at Stampei and Ooff Bros Hardware 225 W Main Phone 3939 Medford Jocusxi and Myers pumps sales and service Roofing ROOVTNO All tVbes Hot. comDosV tlon or cedar also repairing . No lob too large or small Workman ship guaranteed Free estimates n nviinwn hiiu u v. nwww I3B Spring St Phone SUM WE REPAIR or apply any type oT roof Pabco Roofings Shingles Coatlne and Paints New stock Wall Paper Ehemon Paint and Root Co. SS H Bartlett Tel 3843 Transfer cirv TRANSFER & SfoftAfiS CO Complete transfer moving and stor, age service Also packing crating and shipping by expert workmen 38 8 Fir 81 Phone 4664, night 2075 DAVIS TRANSFER St STORAGE Co. Medford Modern storege serv Ire Lung distance hauling Dial 2888 40 South Fir FURNTTUR;' MOVING & STORAGE We neve- van moving equipment for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean storage icnncrete building) with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phon. 3756 rjXBS Transfer 47 storage co A complete trucking service to meet your needs Dial 7121 40 YEARS Of SERVICE Vacuum Repairing El.ECTR'UUJf for'TenT Repair all vacujms Phnne SV24 Jack Wilson 1020 East llth Chiropodist TREATMENT" of All Foot Troubles Dr A M aJeoner Registered Col ropidlst iPoot Specialist) 317 Fluhrei Bldg Dial SIOS O.K. TO MARRY SISTER Fort Wayne, Ind. (U.R) Un der certain conditions, you can marry your sister. This was de cided by Allen County Clerk Dorothy Gardner after male voice asked her over a telephone if he could marry his sister. Mrs. Gardner indignantly replied, "Marry your sister, of course not." The man laughed and said he was a minister and wanted to perform the ceremony. "Under those conditions, yes, go right ahead," she replied. New York (U.R) Byron Nel son topped all golf money rec ords in 1944. He- won more than $42,000 in war bonds. CHINESE HERBS to Sparla Bldg. Prospect Prospect, Jan. 27 Prospect Home Extension unit met at the high school building January 19, with a good attendance. Sub ject of the day was "Wartime Buffet Meals, and Hospitality.". Mrs. Elmer Clemens enter tained a group of friends with an evening bridge party Janu ary 20. Supper was served to Mr. and Mrs Harry Goode, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jantzer, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens. Mrs. Edmund W. Pease was hostess for her bridge club at her home, "Rogue Vista," Janu ary 24. Dessert luncheon was served before the play. High score prize was won by Mrs. Wallace W. Dinkens. Guests In cluded Mrs E. E. Fraedrick, Jr., Mrs. James H. Grieve, Mrs. El- mer Clemens. Mrs. Mary E. Grieve. Mrs. Earl Ulrich, Mrs. Wallace Dinkens, Mrs. Floyd Kelley, and the hostess. Jantzer Girls club met at the home of Mrs. Ben Haynes, Jan uary 18, Mrs. Victor Chapman, former vice-president, took the office of president, in place of Mrs. Harry Goode, who resign ed. Lunch was served at the close. Attending were: Mrs. Paul Dalton, Mrs Frank Doty, Mrs. Ralph Lacy, Mrs. Ralph Mallory, Mm. Victor Chnnman. Mrs. Ever ett Shafer, Mrs. Richard DifS- worth, Mrs. Archie McKillop, Mrs. Paul Snook and Mrs. Haynes. S. 2'c Ted Fraedrick, who has been spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fraedrick, Jr., and friends here, left January 24, for his naval training base at Farragut, Idaho. Ted and his parents were guests at a dinner at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Neumann at Medford, the evening of his departure. Roy Lenderman,. a former Prospect high school student, and "bluejacket" who has been serving in the south Pacific, spent the last several days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lenderman, Sr., at Jantzer vil lage. Richard Marvin, employee of the U, S. forest service here, has received, his call for army induction, and will leave Janu ary. 29. Mrs. Marvin has accept ed a position as nurse at Camp White hospital. Sunday guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Dalton were Mr. Dalton's mother, Mrs. Anna D. Dalton of Medford. and broth er-in-law . and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dalton, of oaus Creek near Gold Hill. According to word received here by relatives from Phoenix, Ariz., the condition of 3-year- old Gordan Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, is slightly improved, but he Is still seriously ill. Mrs. George Sherman was taken back to the Community hosDital last wtfck with a siege of. Inflammatory rheumatism. following two weeks Illness with septic sore throat. GERMANS CLAIM ALLIED MERCHANT SHIPS SUNK London, Jan. 27 (U.R) The German DNB news agency claimed today that U-boats in the Atlantic recently torpedoed and . sank six allied merchant .ku. a4iu.. 49 nnn two large destroyers. 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PIERRE M0NTEUX and tho San Francisco Symphony Orchestrc Sunday 8:30 P.M. m Presents KMED ICE SKATE TO-NITE and very nits xeept Monday 7:45 to 10:15 Sat. & Sun. Matinee MEDFORD ICE ARENA 619 S. Grape Phone 4511 By GLUYAS WILLIAMS tArm ane Abner. BIT; Fleetwood Law tun, NBC 8:30 p m avalcade of America NBC: Michael Shane. MBS: Saludoa Amigoa, BN; Burns and Allan, CBS. 00 p m Blind Date. BN; News Clenn Hardy. MBS: The Whistler CBS; Telephone Hour, NBC. :S0 p m Vox Pop. CBS: Noah Webster Savs. NBC: Fulton Lewis, Jr.. MBS; The Green Hornet, BN. 10:00 p m News. NBC: Sherlock Holmes. MBS; News, BN. 10:30 o. m. Sweetheart Swlnetlme, NBC; Flnneman's Nita Club. BN. bi10:4S p. m. Ftnneinan a Nlte Club, 11:00 p. m. News, BNV ' Us Mall Tribune Want Ada. Chatker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance- Retreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place In So Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parlies Only For ReservaUons Pit Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST H1X 1 jLaarossA, I S , W m it jK IVi I ccNsnTTtrro ro BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH. . I IQOtCK.SNUFFVf W 1 H0P6 I WHWCWft OOWT W : ZZZT "7 v! v GENERPA. QUftRTERS Vf HE TftRNS UP TONi&WT, , f WELL, WELLr WHERE "VOH, JUST AROUND AND ABOUT.Y OH 60 V BEEN ROBBINO AND TDNI8HT-JUST THINK. I A 60NGBIRD HAVE L BY THE WAY, MOM, HOW OLD JTKAT'S THE CRADLE, V PENFIELD- IP EVERY THIISa 1 AT J3k IN OUR fA YOU BEEN l- IS CHRISTY JAMESON? rt BROTHER, PEART GOES ACC0RD1N8 TO PLAN, OUR t V MIDST. J V AUDAYfy -0 tut. irf-Ni WHAT WILL TOT LITTLE LAMB WILL PROMISE TO $$&J Ci r-Al 'AUMW&m S WINTER THINK I BECOME MRS. BUT SAWVER. I 11 BLONDIB ' . ' . rTTlTcArTTGOTOBi ' II '"lllEllliilllPF1" - U&WS IB paisvs still r TjTrzCFilf I r she r iwuMiu mirk OUT j"AUPt1 I (BACK,) WE'LL HAVE UUm' ... ( WAIT FOR HER E f B S VFTP 1 . ( TO GIVE HEB ) tfff r. ef S TO COME BACK I yx VaKcYCPV I A- lirBI (life HDr lw I.TL ABNER ' ( TH' TRAIL 1 JfK F EVRYBOOV-s) BUT-THAOT ONLV A AH SOT YO.TAKE I YOXCTf TtlUN RIGHT ) S LEADS T' k H W f M SMOKIN- V OH AROMA LIKE OFF THET PALfC BEARD fL HtVtR AROUND AN' J TM TOP O A ' ' U APIPEA'J TH" ONE WE IS ON VO IS A WOOMIN.SUH fl OIT X X COM! BACK 4" THtTBUSJ 'J ' HJHTHO,HAWi AfftV'L THE NCBB3 " ' " SiKI? 7a?M stIo?) (wSIdim KB South Bend, Ind U.R Notre Dame university reports thatsj 7,524 midshipmen have been graduated aa ensigns of its naval reserve midshipmen's school , since October, 1942, when the navy opened its branch there. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open. 6 p. m. to t a. m. Phone Central Point 472 for Reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out of Bounds for Service People 1 VAfiiasMaa 4S fOeXTIMSIMtY. 'it I war rrn.Kcu WE Bundar. 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