EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL THIBUlfE - ThuTsdT. Tib. 1. 194S
Your Health and Its Care
Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D."
Raiders should address Inqulrtat toi Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino, Bsrsrlf Hill. Calif.
,HOW COMMO
Infant or young children de
veloping scurvy are fretful, ane
mic, without appetite. They fall
10 grow aim
gain weight
t'VYI from week to
VI'It week. They
cry when
picked up or
moved or han
dle d and
sometime the
evident pain
and tender
ness' in the
legs makes
parents sus-
Dr. Brady pect "rheuma
tism" and the child's Instinctive
effort to avoid pain by lying
motionless may make : parents
suspect "paralysis".
The gums are of deep pur
plish color, swollen around the
upper central Incisors, and they
bleed from the slightest -irritation
or sometimes without .evi
dent Injury.
Before definite symptoms of
scurvy appear (writes Plimmer,
a British authority) there is a
period of ill health, character
ized by certain symptoms which
should be looked for In persons
who habitually take too little
vitamin C, tho they get enough
to prevent outright - scurvy.
These, symptoms are a sallow,
muddy complexion, loss of en
ergy, fleeting pains in Joints and
limbs, especially In . the legs,
usually mistaken for ' rheuma
tism. So-called rheumatism.- So
called rheumatism in young
children has often proved, to be
actually scurvy.
Hess, an American authority,
pointed out ' how frequently
children without showing dis
tinct scurvy symptoms are irri
table, lacking in stamina 'and
more or less retarded in growth:
and can be restored to better
growth, higher stamina and bet
ter general health and. disposi
tion by the feeding of more
orange Juice or tomato Juice or
fresh raw greens of any kind.
I forgot whether it wiV Hess
or McCoIIum who .observed a
group of boys in a private
school who developed the symp
toms above described. The boys
passed up fresh fruit In favor
of cake, pie, ice cream and the
Summons for Publication ' "".
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon tor Jackson County.
VAUGHN M WHITMORE and
RUBY A. WHITMORE, hus
band and wife, Plaintiffs, -
vs.
J. C. ADAMS and HELEN
ADAMS, husband and wife: S.
R. TEMPLETON and JANE
MARY TEMPLETON, hus
band and wife: GEORGE MIT
CHEL and MARY JANE MIT
CHEL. husband and wife:
MARY A. PRY3E: MAR
, CARET JOHANNA THOMP
SON; BENJAMIN HAYMOND
and JANE DOE HAYMOND,
husband and wife; JANE DOE
HUNTER and JOHN C.
HUNTER, wife-and husband;
each and all of the unknown
heirs of each and all of the
above named defendants; also,
all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right,
title, estate. Men or Interest in
the real estate described in the
complaint herein. Defendants.
To each and all of the above
named defendants except the
defendants MARY A. PRYCE
and MARGARET JOHANNA
THOMPSON:
IN THE NAME OP THE
STATE OP OREGON, You and
each of you are hereby required
to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before
the last day of four weeks from
the date of the flr-t publica
tion of this summons, and, if
you fall so to appear and answer
laid complaint, for want there
of, the plaintiffs will apply to
the Court for the relief demand
ed In their complaint, succinct
ly stated as follows, to-wit:
That each and all of the de
fendants herein be required to
fully set forth any and all right,
title, estate, lien, claim or Inter
est whatsoever that they, or any
of them, may have, or claim in.
to. or upon the real property de
scribed In the complaint herein,
or any part or parcel thereof,
which said real property Is situ
ated In Jackson County, Oregon,
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms ef Distress Arising tram
STOMACH ULCERS
out to EXCESS ACID
riwtMTerUofHemTrsartimtthal
Mast He4 ec It WW Coat Yea fafciat
OTWtwr. million bottles of the WTM.ARD
TREATMENT banbsra sold for Kllsfol
nnfiLomiof dlttroMBrtslna from
and PmSinsI Utters due to Knees Aekl
Peer Dlaettlea), Sear or Upset K.mnK,
aesalmu. Heartburn, Sletsteaemss, els.
due to (sens Add. Sold on 18 days trial I
Ask for WflllareVe missies" which fully,
eaplelne this treatment lies at
raylor's Penny wise lira
Walnseolt's Pharmacy
r
VICK SO ClliriESE HERB CO.
N 18 SCURVY? .
like as dessert and spent all
their spending allowance for
candy,- hot fudge sundaes and
the Inevitable carbonated sweet
ened - stimulating beverage
which, in: my opinion, is bad
medicine for any youngster.
When the boys were required lo
take fresh fruit for dessert and
fruit Juice drinks instead of pop
they soon recovered their nor
mal good nature and eagerness
to play.
Commander Parry described
in . the early part of the nine
teenth century (Journal) of a
Voyage for the Discovery of a
Northwest Passage) Seaman
Scott's fatal scurvy:' ,
"At the onset of his Illness,
first thought to be rheuma
tism, the man showed aver
sion to motion, lassitude, de
pression, of spirits, pale coun
tenance, fetid breath, livid,
spongy, -bleeding gums.":
Probably they didn't know
then what arctic explorer Stef
ansson proved a century later,
namely, that even fresh meat
(caribou) or fresh fish eaten
raw or -fresh--seat meat eaten
raw or only slightly -cooked, is
a-cure for scurvy.
. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS,.'
. Raw r Par-Boiled
your Ignorance la displayed by your
uh of the term "par-boiled" for pas
turlzed die) milk and your unfitness
to give health advice Is shown by your
recommendaUon of raw milk It
seems strange that a member of your
Brofesslon (sle) so cmpletely Ignores
10 danger of Malta (undulant) fever
from raw milk. (A. B. H.l
Answer Among ths things you may
learn from Webster's dictionary, Mr
Milkman, is the meaning of par-bolled.
For my own home and for Infanta,
chUdren or adults who ask my advice,
I prefer grade A raw milk from tuberculin-tested
herd to par-bolled-
pasturlzed milk. In- any circum
stances any milk at all is perfectly
safe for Infant, ehlld or adult, if you
first scald it bring It to a boll lot
one -minute. -
- - Ksw Meat '
'Daughter, 4, Ives raw ground beef.
We lei her have it (grade A meat)
twloe a week. Local doctor says it Is
very hard to digest (Mrs. R. D.)
Answer Some risk of infestation
with the-beef tapeworm If the meat
happena to be measly (contain the
larval) Otherwise It Is aa .wholesome,
digestible and .nourishing aa. cooked
beef.-
- When Doctors Disagree
Please send a leaflet on hernia. One
doctor tells me I have double hernia.
another says X haven't (H. W.)
'. Answer If you will provide stamp
ed envelope bearing your address 1 11
send you- -a pamphlet about hernle
(breach, niDture), but I'm afraid it
will not tell you whether you have
hernia. Only a physlelan can do that.
(Copyright, 1945. by John F. Dllle Co.)
and more particularly described
as follows.-to-wit:
Lot Pour (4) In Block Twenty
six (26) of the Town (now
City) of Gold Hill. Jackscn
County Oregon, according to
the official plat thereof, now
of record.
" That each and all of the
claims that may be made on the
Dart of any or all of said defend
ant herein, In or to said real
property herein described,' - or
any- part thereof, -be adjudged
and declared to be null and void;
that the plaintiffs herein be de
creed to be the owners, in tee
simple, of said real property,
free and clear ot any right or
claim whatsoever on the part of
said defendants, or any of them.
That each and all of the de
fendants herein, and each and
all persons claiming, or to claim,
by, through or under them, or
anv of them, be forever enloin-
ed, restrained and barred from
asserting, attempting to estab
lish, or claiming, any right, title,
estate, lien or Interest whatso
ever in, to, or upon said real
property, or any part or parcel
thereof, and that plaintiffs' title
to said premises be forever quiet
ed and set at rest.
This summons Is published by
order of the Honorable James H.
Crawford, Judge of the Circuit
Court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, made and entered on the
19th day of January. 1945.
The time Drescr bed in said
order for publication of this sum
mons Is once each week for four
consecutive weeks. The date of
the first publication of this sum
mons is the 18th day of January,
1948.
O. H. BENGTSON,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
128 East Main Street, Meuiord,
Oregon.
Fala Chewed By
Anti-New Dealer
Washington, Jan. 81 (U.R)
Fala, President Roosevelt's scot
tie, was reported cured today
after treatment at the army
medical center of wounds about
the front, rear, sides,, and legs
inflicted by a scottie of another
sex to whom he was introduced
recently.
Fala underwent extensive
treatment at the medical cen
ter' veterinary school and lab
oratory and, it was reported, Is
now back home at the White
House. Details of the assault and
battery committed upon him
were not fully known, but there
was no doubt as to the weapon
in the crime. Teeth leave their
mark.
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart Rheun atism Asthma Catarrh Pile.
Prostate Gland Enema and all disorders
el Liver. Kidnv Trouble and other com
elalnta dltapsoar after usini
CHINESE HERBS
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cplXTaIison
A message received this week
by Mr. Doris Larlson stated her
husband. Cnl. .IncV r .nrfar-iri hat
been missing in action In' Bel-
mum since Dec. 26. Cpl. Larlson
formerly was stationed here with
the 91st Infantry Division.
The COmnrnI waa franef orrrl
to the paratroops in September
of 1943 and trained at Ft. Ben
nine. Ca. Hp hoH hosn
since January of last year with
tne S4Znd Parachute Infantry
and had served In North Africa,
Italy, England, Holland, Ger
many and France.
Mrs. Larlron, the former Doris
Satterfleld, is an employe of the
Western Union. She and her
baby daughter reside at 203 N.
Ivy. street with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs T. O. Satterfleld.
The steamship and electricity
in 100 years have multiplied
the world's commerce to 30
times the amount that the sailing
vessel developed in 3,500.
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LOCAL Y. M. C. A,
Seven directors were re-elected
to the board of Medford's
Y, M. C. A. at the first annual
meeting Tuesday night at the Y
club rooms. Named were I. E.
Schuler, Ralph Cook, Mrs. Rich
ard Payne, The Hev. Harry W.
Hansen, Mayor Clarence A.
Meeker, A. C. Pierce and Mrs.
Dolph Phipps. One-third of the
board is elected each year.
Board members will meet
Feb. 13 to elect, officers for
194S. Following ' election Tues
day night board members dis
cussed program activities with
Ben Schmidt, secretary. The
local Y. M. C. A. was organized
last June 6th on the 100th anni
versary of the national associa
tion. . . ...
Schmidt, who took -over in
the Medford organization as gen
eral secretary last September,
has been in "Y" work 32 years,
10 of which he spent in the
Orient.
' Moves to Eugene
' Starting in Yakima, Wash., in
1912, he moved from there to
Eugene, Ore., and then to Tuc
son, Ariz., before the outbreak
of World War I. He served in
various capacities with ' the
YMCA at Camp Taylor. Ky.:
Camp Lewis, Wash., and Van
couver Barracks, Wash.
He was in an army officer's
training school at the Univer
sity of. Oregon when the war
ended.
- After the war Schmidt served
three years as state supervisor
of boys' work for the YMCA in
Washington before going to
China in 1921.
"t Twice Evacuated
- During the 10 years he spent
In the Orient, in Hanking, Shan
ghai, Nanchang, Hangchow and
in tho Philippine Islands, he and
his family twice were forced to
evacuate from the area in which
they were working because of
civil war and bandit outbreaks.
Both times Schmidt sent his
family out of the area ahead of
him, and one time was reported
killed before he was able to join
them. .
' While in a besieged Chinese
city during - one -ot these out
breaks, he organized and led
food relief expeditions to scour
the countryside for food for a
women' hosoltal in the city. He
and an elderly deaconess were
the only white people In the city
at that time. . ..
. Son Dies '
He was accompanied to the
Odlent by his wife and a son
and daughter. A second son and
daughter were born to them in
China. The eldest ion died there
victim of Infantile paralysis.
- After 10 year in the Orient
he returned to the United States
and- spent 11 years In Ontario,
Calif., then went into USO work
for two years, serving In Need
les, Calif., and Ago Ariz., before
coming to Medford.
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