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Newspaper Page TextIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBT7KE Your Health and Its Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers ihould address Inquiries tot Dr. WlllUm Brady 265 El Camino. Beveil Hills, Calii. NOTABLE ADVANCE Amendments of the New York atate sanltaty code became ef fective Jan. 1, 1949, making the q u a ranune or Isolation re itrlctiona in scarlet fever the same as in septic sore throat, as it has been rec ognized for the past 20 years that scarlet fever and sep tic sore throat are caused by Dr. Brady the same germ or by strains of the streptococcus hemolyticus (h e m o 1 y s 1 s or hemolytic means dissolving or breaking up or destroying red hlood corouscles). This streptococcus hemolyticus Is a wicked, versatile germ, groups or strains of which may cause septic sore throat or scar let fever; other groups may cause erysipelas; and complica tions such as acute inflammation or abscess in the middle ear, acute mastoiditis, endocarditis (inflammation of heart lining), arthritis, peritonitis, pneumonia. The new New York sanitary regulation stipulates that strep tococcic sore throats are to be isolated "until the mucous mem branes of nose and throat appeal normal and all abnormal dis charges from nose.throat ears or suppurating glands (lymph nodes - have ceased" and Isolation in any case shall be for not less than seven days and not more than 90 days. Release from isola tion depends on a negative throat culture and clinical re covery. , Notice that nothing Is f a 1 d about the rash. Too much atten tion has been given the rash- of scarlet fever heretofore that is, It is of little significance wheth er there is a rash or whether It lasts more than a day or two or whether peeling off skin follows or persists there is little if any evidence that scarlet fever or for that matter measles Is or can be spread through mere contact with the rash or the skin desqua mation that usually follows such rashes. Both scarlet fever and measles are spread through the discharges or secretions from nose and throat or from suppu- ... xy Child's Name May Determine Outlook Toward Future Life By tally Mir 11m United Preu staff Cor respondeat Boston, Feb. 19 (U.R) The name you give your baby may determine whether the child rows up a rebel or not, Prof. Lowell S. Trowbridge, Boston University psychologist, said to day. He believes that names uncon sciously shape their bearers' des tiny. For example, he said, some Percys refuse to accept the aura of timidity suggested by their name and grow into regular fire brands. Other Percys, he added, take the path of least resistance and fall quickly into the groove their name sets for them. The tendency is toward ono extreme or the other. . "But kids have plenty of Im agination," Prof. Trowbridge said. "Especially the rebels who often adopt names of their own THE GRANGE Talent Grange Talent Grange met Feb. IS. with a large crowd in attend ance. It was announced by the H. E. C. that they ore sponsor ing a card party at Grange hall Thursday, Feb. 22. Doors will open about 7 p. m. A salute to the flag, led by Mrs. M. W. Wheeler, opened the program for the evening. Mrs. Hayes followed with .a. talk on the boyhood of Lincoln. A. L. Schneider of the Rogue Valley Transit spoke at close of the program. Refreshments were served and remainder of the evening was spent in visiting and done Ing. Gold Fill Grange Twenty members and one visi tor, Leona Jcnks, enjoyed the Do lag Suffer 'PERIODIC POMACE huh With Ha Weak, Nerves "Dragged Out" Feelings? tf at such times vou tike so many alrta and women auffer from Oram pa, headache, backache, feel tired. resllrea, a bit moody- -e:i due to function pert Odlo disturbances Stars at once try Lydla I. pink nam's Vegetable Compound to relieve auoh symptoms. It's amous not only toeielp relieve monthly pain but also accompanying tired, weak, nervous feel. Inge of this nature. Tbla la because of Its soothing effect on onb ov woman's Jsoet nsrosTAirr oessKS. Taken ream, serly Plnkham'e Compound helps build up resistance against auoh aymp tome, follow label directions. LYfiU E. PINKHIH ""!! Monday. Fab. It. 1148 IN SANITATION rating lymph node or middle ear or other sequel or complication Either scarlet fever or septic sore throat may be spread through milk contaminated by a person who has the disease or is coming down with it or has not r-nmnleta recovery from the disease or from the sequel or complication. Scarlet fever or septic sore throat may be spread from per son to person via the invisibly fine droplets of spray emitted from nose and mouth when a person coughs, sneezes or talks in quiet conversation this spray carries about 2V4 feet, sel dom over five feet Of course In any circumstances a suitable mask prevents such infection. Finally, some outbreaks or epidemics of scarlet fever and septic sore throat have been In dalrv herd. cows having disease of the udder caused by streptococcus nemo lytlcus. Pasturlzation of the milk pretty certainly prevents infec tion from such a source. Pas teurization Is a par-boiling, heat tins (h. mlllr tn 245 or ISO de grees F. and holdnlg at that tem perature for 30 minutes, tnen letting it cool again. If pasturlza tion is not possible, then bring ing the milk to a boil for one minute makes it perfectly safe for infant or adult. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Fusion If a Gentile slrl and JewUh boy unit In nurrlago will their children have the appearance of some progen itor on the boy's ilde? Thli boy doea not aeem to have the characteristic! of that race. (Mlia S. R.) , Answer Irrespective of religious belief! of the parents, children are likely to resemble one or both. Speaking of Bonerf Your column la a must along with my breakfast coffee, as your aense of humor itarta the day right. Con gratulaUoni, doctor It takes a real and Intelligent person to admit he has "pulled a boner." Most of ua do it every day. (Mrs. . ) Answer Thank you. Acknowledg ing the more flagrant boners from time to time saves face and helps cover up a good many smaller ones. Potatoes Not Fattening Are potatoes fattening? Necessary to maintain good health? Husband aaya we need potatoes once a day at least. I aay they are atarchy and fat tening and do not supply anything essential to a well balanced diet. (Mrs. F. B. H.) Answer Your husband la more nearly correct about potatoes. You evidently have the starch obsession everybody needs, must have, a liberal amount of starch daily to maintain good nutrition. (Copyright, 1949, by John F. Dilla Co.) choice. Think of the Sarahs who become Sally, the Henry's who become- Hank, the sober Johns who become Jack." , The professor scoffed at Uto pian suggestions for' name re form. He said: That any system for number ing children. until they were old enough to pick their own names "would degenerate into a prison-like form of tabulation." That any alphabetical system "would become a tongue-twisting absurdity" That rigid adherence to short Anglo-Saxon names like Jim, John and Bill would be boring. Best solution to the name problem, Prof. Trowbridge be lieves, is to give the baby a fam ily name "such names provide security for the youngsters good firm roots in the past and something to cling to," he said. covered dish luncheon at Gold H1U Grange H. E. C. meeting r eoruary 14. Nellie Bore, dis trict chairman, presented the club with a scrap book for plac ing first in achievements in 1944. Minnie Flene was out in charge of same. A blanket club is to be formed whereby those Interested may buy blankets by paying 29 cents a week. A move was started to have a 8 cents or more collection at Grange meetings to start a fund to cover refreshment costs. Some bundles were brought for Russians and more fat Is be ing accumulated. Sisters remem bered by Flcra Friends were Buckingham, Thompson, Rose crans, Wlgle, Edington, Marie and Beverly Christcnsen, Eng. man, Flene, Fields, Pugh, Mars- den, Howes, Frink and Loeffler. PERSISTENT LADY New York, Feb. 19. (U.R Mrs. Frieda Levlne, 42, was charged with gambling. She posted bond and left. A few hours later she was arrested again. Police charged that Mrs Levine started a stud poker game to raise the price of her 1300 bond premium in house cuts. Over a Iflrfffl nnrtinn n TTrtw. duras . the normal means of transport Is now the airplane, which even delivers the morn. ing milk. TRUCKS FOR RENT Drive Yourself Save W Any Distance PruKt't Mobiloil Station Main a A Ivy Phone 414a NEW COURSES TO BE OFFERED AT Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland At a meet ing of the State Board of Higher Education a member of new courses were authorized for the Southern Oregon College of Edu cation, according to President Walter Redford. Three courses deal in home economics: a three hour course in clothing and selection, a three hour course in personal and family relationship, and a three hour course In foods, nutrition and cookery. Another new course consists of two terms as planned, three hours each in industrial arts for elementary schools, viewing the crafts as an expresslonal me dium and giving motivation to other units, serving as an inte grating agency. A two-year curriculum for medical and dental assistants is added to the junior college cur riculum. This course provides, in addition to the basic culture courses, certain ' special skills needed by medical attendants, as receptionist, office manager, and minor assistant to the doctor in duties of his profession. The vocational training of the course to include chemistry and biol ogy, .personal' hygiene, account ing and stenography, and a pe riod of apprenticeship in a doc tor's office. These courses are planned as terminal vocational and semi professional programs, to be a part of the junior college offer ings. They are designed to meet the needs not only of high school graduates but also needs of re hiring war veterans, and those returning to college from war Industries. The new courses will be installed as part of the regu lar college work as soon as fa cilities can be set up, and are planned to be In operation next school year or the following. - Don G. Fredericks Gaina Promotion in Naval Service V. S. Naval Air Station, Hllo, Hawaii, T. H. The Navy De partment announces that Don Gordon Fredericks, now serving at this Naval Air Station, has been advanced from the rating of Aerographer's Mate Third Class to that of Aerographer's Mate Second Class. The advancement came to Fredericks in recognition of out standing faithfulness and skill in performance of duty and com pletion of the course of study prescribed for this new rating. Fredericks is the brother of Mrs. L. J. Bigham, of Route No. 1, Central Point, Oregon. DETERMINED WOMAN Medford, Mass., Feb. 19. (U.R) Mrs. Marjorle Hyde Skillin, 26, believes in stick-to-it-iveness. She left college five years ago to marry. She had three children Yesterday, she was one of 83 awarded degrees at Tufts col lege. "It was tough sledding all the way," she said, "I always wanted to play with my kids more than with my books." Closing time tot Sunday too Lett to Classify 5 30 Saturda) altsrnnon Please remember .. BLONDIE ,imi,. ' V ' I - Ppti-CoIa Companif, Loud gland Cil. N. Y. its 6rrTEt ? an' WHtx'J frrfeNT.- Mtwr ) . I I then I'll, shov I V wenj alowio. saSJaV t Fi.nchl.ad BoUI.r, P.psl.Cola Bottling Co. ol Madford wvlJZou&Z V-'7 to ?J tX! 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CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For BeservaUons Ph Gold HIU 471 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX ....mud CWre4T7Cw5 S BUKXACI(' 4cctoar&rz4lAX 1 ru m BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY ' ' ITT NffS! I a oiRecnue from ujwbt 1 1 e )T V I 6eRIVBN 6006UE Js TO--? i" lalA II f let's fess up v vou'RE TCTCHE0, hrfy jrC commftNOcB Aft' ,Aw BU2 8AWVeH - ' " ' I . ' J I 1 OUT IN THE PA3FIC, I ImJLE3 AWAVj A DANCE IS BSNO I 1 s-HII f CHW9TV TrUSBTVfEWy r GIVEN IN BUM HONOR. I One hundred yean ago, when the Mutual Benefit Life Insur ance Co. of Newark, N. J., was founded, it was customary to cancel a policy if the holder Joined the Army or Navy with out the consent of the company. Orchestra Every Night TAKE IT EASY LODGE DINE and DANCE ' EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT ' FRIDAY Chicken, Steaks, and Spanish Dinners! H Mile op Savaie Creek ' SMITH V. . aP W'kWfm - err 1 " ST (eej eeitr (e) Cay "cjff twoseion Are&tse as iSflfS- af do you in a CRITICAL OCCUPATWN. 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