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TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wadntidr. Tb. 21. 1845 Your Health and Its Care Br DH- WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readari should ddrM InqulrlM tot Dr. William Brady 265 El Camlno. BararlT Hllli. Calil. i 80 YOU'RE TA Injection of medicine under the skin (hypodermic subsutane ous) or, by plunging the syringe needle straigni in to the hilt 80 t h a t the liquid Is in J e c t e d Into muscle this is generally the simpler, less pa infill way or Intra venous Injec tion by Insert ing the needle into a vein (as Dr. Brady in taking blood for a Wassermann test or taking blood from a donor) has some advantages and some dis advantages. Advantages of hypodermic administration are accuracy of dose, rapidity of action, avail ability (when for some reason medicine cannot be given by mouth or Is' not retained by the patient.) Disadvantages of hyp odermic administration are com paratively unimportant the chance of lnfeption due to ignor ance or failure to apply aseptic technic Just as though for an operation, the chance of injur ing a nerve by injecting the medicine into it, and the remote chance of injecting the medicine directly into the blood in a vein, which would make no serloui difference provided the injec tion is made slowly as it should be in every instance. On the other hand, I quote from a personal communication from a physician who does not entirely agree with my teach ings about "shots". He writes; Dear Doctor: ' The writer wishes you would try giving vitamin Bl and some other vitamins hypo dermlcally. You will be as tonished at the prompt re sponse and the satisfied pa tient. Of course one does not have to charge more than $2 for an office hypol ' Cordially, . , M. D. This same physician recently published in one of the best medical journals an appeal to Court House News Marriages , Richard L. Olson and Martha Margaret Cody, Bernard Joseph Krug and Betty Jo Burns. James Patrick O'Duane and Doris Violeen Mann. George S. Phillips and Mabel T. Smith. " Harold Sewell Beckley and Margaret Mabel Strubel. Samuel Bets and Lenora Frieda Leslie. ' Frank Nester Adee and Muriel Hope Hocking. Carl L. Shermak and Carol Gladys Jeannette. Lewis Elias Conger and Mar garet M. Shearer. Earle Robert Cox and Clare Frances Down. John Murray White and Eve lyn Caldwell. Charlie G. Gordan and Mamie E. Vandiver. Earl Harrison Stuck and Mary Alice Threat. Divorces Filed Merle Louise Vance vs. Cecil Leroy Vance. George E. Clark vs. Margaret E. Clark. Edith Buchanan vs. Joseph M. Buchanan. Russell B. Ashley vs. Deltha K. Ashley. Lillian Orr vs. Lee F. Orr. Gosta Wannberg vs. Blanche Wannbcrg. Lucille A. Fredenburg vs. William Fredenburg. Helen D. Reigel vs. George F. Reigel. Gertrude Kurtz vs. Robert E. Kurtz. Camille Hales vs. Lloyd Hales. Katie May Davis vs. Luke W. Davis. Freda M. Lawrence vs. Fred E. Lawrence. John Stillman vs. Rose Still man. Madeline J. Hincr vs. Richard O. Hiner. Bill J. Lorton vs. Katherlne M. Lorton. Grace Curry vs. Arthur L. Curry. Philip Eddleman vs. Carolyn taciiem(tn. Pauline Wlsley vs. Evin James wisiey. Probate Court Estate of Olive M. Turner, deceased. Estate of Joseph O'Meara, orceasea. Estate of Genevieve Smalley, deceased. Estate of Frank L. Nelson, deceased. Estate of William G. Turner. d-cened. Estate of George P. Waller, TRUCKS FOR RENT Drive Yourself Save V4 An Distance f rultt'i Mobiloil Station Main a id try Phone 4145 KINO SHOTS? doctors to guard against creat ing needle-shy patients by using rusty, choked or too large needles. Needle points should be 'carefully inspected and al ways kept razor-sharp . . . the flashlike Job, quick, painless, then give the injection slowly . ; . Patients who say the injec tion does not hurt are more likely to stay with the doctor and send others. Hypodermic medication should be painless. The physician using this method gets better results, sees his pa tient as frequently as may be necessary and gets better co operation. That last observation Is signifi cant. If the doctor sees the pa tient frequently and the patient co-operates better, the treatment is more likely to prove satisfac tory, whether it consists of hypo dermic injections or encouraging pats on the proximal protuber ance. There is a good deal of wis dom and professional sagacity in the good doctor's observations about this method of administra tion, although -if I were the pa tient I'd prefer to take vitamin B-complex by mouth and I'd ex pect better from any amount of vitamin B-l alone administered by injection. But then, I don't believe there Is anything mys terious about "shots." Do you? QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Saccharin Unabla to obtain sugar, a woman fubittluted aaccharin In tea, coffee, etc. Soon ahe besan to feel irritable, logy and unable to aleep well nights. Her doctor ld It waa all due to the aaccharin. (Mla C. D.) Answer I believe the uie of up to five gralne of aaccharin a day, as a aweetener in tea, coffee and the like, in place of sugar, never does any one any harm. Leg Cramps Been told you advised a reader re garding cramps In the legs. May 1 request that yau repeat the recom mendation? 1 suffer frequently dur ing the night ... 07, have had colitis lor several years. (T, D. A.) Answer Dietary restrlctlona Im posed by the colitis or colitis obses sion have very likely cut down your calcium Intake serioualy. Moat peo- rile get Inaufflcient calcium anyway, nstructlons In pamphlet "Adult Tet any and Growing Pains" mailed on requeat If you inclose stamped en velope bearing your address. Cllp- Blng of this item Is not a request, upplement your diet with a good dally ration of calcium and vitamin D. Vitamin D la essential for assimila tion, utilization. retenUon of calcium. (Copyright, 1949, by John T. Dille Co.) Jr., deceased. Estate of Fred Henry Gilbert, deceased. Estate of Isslo McCully, de ceased. Estate of William Franklin Garrison, deceased. Estate of Clarence E. Eads, deceased. Estate of Axel E. Amundsen, deceased. Estate of Ethel S. McDonald! deceased. Estate of Ann Turrill, deceas ed. ' Estate of Henry Iryln Mann, deceased. Guardianship of Charles E. Cook, incompetent. Guardianship of Millard Wal ker Grubb, a minor. Deeds . rZX War and James M. Webster deed r Prducta company, grant Elisabeth R. Sneers to William A. Vo.tf'..wnrr",' oed. -:w'.w' Orosnry and Martha K. Greg, ory to George W Jack and ....ona Jack, warranty deed. . . " niw ana BAmuel s deed ' C' Markhlln. warranty R Seay ,nd Tlm, s , Robinson, warranty deed. j1"" Cook to Amos F. Curtrtght and Amui!r'4ih!; ;""niy deed. ,na i i u 2 V Klum, warranty deed, ve" w" Kind's' D""uv J-uk.and Den ISj .1 Klncald to Ralph w. Mlcklo andd Margaret L. MlcCle, warrant? n ' a ti . . . Awooa una Myrt e At wood WMlUn'Ille.5.W1Ulan"."d Gladys M. J. 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