Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 12, 1945, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. March 12. 1945 Your Health and Its Care Br DR. WH UAM BRADY M. D. Readers thou Id tddrats iaqulriat tor Dr. William Brady 269 El Camino Bararly Hillt Calif. MY ADVICE IS THIS: . There was no heat In the house, and in the early morning not to naimy. Neither am I. So I got up e 1 o e d door and window on the wind ward aide of the shanty and crawled back ai far u n d e r coven as I could ; burrow and shivered. It was too cold to run out In Dr. Brady the hall in my quandary to turn on the heat, and it happened to be the but ler's day off of course we can't ask the gardeners or the chauf feurs or the pantryman or the cook to get up practically In the night to turn on the heat so things will be comfortable for the master to do his morning rolls. So I Just lay there hitching the sheet and alleged light blan ket alternately over my good ear and my left toes seems they control my vasomotor system When the left toes get cold I'm Interested in nothing except get ting warm. If the left toes are warm I'm Interested In every 'thing except cocktails and mash ed potatoes. Next thing I knew It was broad daylight. The. entire staff was up and bustling and she came as soon as she beard me stirring, to observe that maybe it is Just as well that readers do s I say and not. - ' Now wait a minute. Rave I ever advised any one to subject himself to real discomfort for the sake of health? I hereby offer a prize of a $25 War Bond to any reader who can produce evidence that I have advised any one to expose him self to cold to that degree. Even in the open air treat ment of pneumonia in the cold est month of the year (February) treatment I recommend and would wish to receive if I had pneumonia I consider it im perative that the patient be kept comfortably warm and not for moment allowed to suffer real discomfort from the cold. - The test of the efficiency of NOTICE OF MEETING In the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson County. . t Jackson County Orating Board In the Matter of the Change of the Boundary of the PILOT ROCK GRAZING DISTRICT of Jackson County. Oregon. To the GRAZING BOARD OF JACKSON COUNTY, ORE GON, and to the ADVISORY BOARD OF THE PILOT ROCK GRAZING DISTRICT and to the Signers of the Pe tition for the Change of Boun dary of the said PILOT ROCK GRAZING DISTRICT of Jack '' son County,. Oregon, and to All Parties Interested In the Said Grazing District GREET INGS: , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 21st day of February, A. D., 1945, there was duly filed , In the office of the County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, a petition In writing duly signed by twenty or more of the free holders residing within the pres ent boundaries of the said-district, asking that the boundary of the said district as now organ ized and existing BE CHANGED o as to read as follows: "Beginning at a point In the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 29. in Township 39 South, Range 2 East of the W M. J a e k a o n County, Oregon, where the 'Old Pacific High way' and the 'Ashland-Klam-. ath Falls Highway' as said re spective Highways are now laid out, established and used, meet and intersect one with the other, and running thence In a westerly direction along the said 'Ashland Klamath Falls Highway' to where said Highway cuts and Intersects the north and south center line In Section S3, said Twp. and Range; thence North on ' said center line extended to the center of Section 28. said Twp. and Range: thence East, along said quarter section line extended a distance of 3V miles, more or less, to the Range Line between Ranges 2 and 3 East: thence South on said Range Line to the North west corner of Section 6. Twp. 40 South, .Range 3 East of the W. M.; thence East on the Township Line between Town ships 32 and 40. to the North east corner of Section 6, Twp. 40 South, Range 4 East of the W. M.; thence South 2 miles, more or less, to the South east corner of Section 7. said 1 Twp. and Range; thence East "i lost 52 Lbs.! WEAR Sl 11 mui MM, 0. ft. WILLS, FT. WORTH rKIUfM BT jwt pound ttni fHM d sum a bi eicniitr, graraui I Si. IjI fc( car it potato. piy. butts. TMupettract of Mr WtUaruV ttr may not b d liferent I ham your, btil-rhy not IrrUMAjrda naf Legfe t lb rraulta. la Unit. ItrMiCftl dortn anna Isia piitoat loat 14 to II pounda atraii fa a few wtJia itt r h. aVds VtaatlVCaa HaduTlat Mb. W.ia U0 Arda flaa mmi aWi cart Jt aar Mala, atairlW poutoaa, dowa. It aimpla and caalcr wrwa p, ni ua wni tforv eaift meal. Alato- the breeze was v " " lunaWe 30 s.ri wir-Mr HON (V SAWK ha Uw no ti boa Tw. BE COMFORTABLE such treatment of pneumonia is the hand test. Feel of the pa tient's feet. If they feel warm the patient it warm enough. This same test Is best for parents guidance in regard to the chil dren's sleeping conditions. In fact it is the best all-around test of the adequacy of covers, cloth ing or heating if the Individ ual's feet feel warm to your touch there is no lack of cover, clothing or heat. Some one sends a clipping which Imputes to a physician specializing In the treatment of tuberculosis the belief that some patients with pulmonary tuber culosis do better If they are kept confined in heated rooms or wards, implying that the open air rest cure involves some va gue risk of retarding the natural healing process. As the old lady remarked, kissing the cow This would be a dull world If doctors never disagreed. QUESTION AND ANSWERS Vitamins Not rattening II vitamin B-complex fattenlnsf I gained iome weight while taking It and I want to lose weight. (S. B.T Anaver No. Send stamped enve lope bearing your address, ask for pamphlet "How to Lose Weight." Baahl I'll bet you are a dirty old. goat Any one who would go around with moss on their teeth because they are too lazy to brush them would go with dirty neck and ears . . . But I do love to read your column and I hope you won't let me discourage you. (Mrs. R. O.) Answer Sight unseen I bet you SSOO wlnnlnss to go to the Red Cross that I have better teeth than you have, The Danger of Fresh Air According to this clipping a Dr. A. L. Barach of New York's Columbia Presbyterian Medical center saya the American habit of sleeping with win dow open la an Important cause of "grippe and respiratory Infections by chilling the body when asleep." As for sleeping In a stuffy bedroom with windows closed ughl (Mrs. H. L. M.) Anu,jr If the nlffht air really chills, wear warmer sleeping clothes or use warmer covers. Exclude cold wind by using a window acreen of un bleached muslin. There la no scientific evidence that chilling nausea or contributes- to the development of any respiratory Infection. Some of my best friends are Presbyterians, but . . . after all, we should wash behind the ears, too. Recurrent Is Not Chronic Disagree with your atatement that there Is no such thing as chronic ap pendices. I had It for six months, finally had a severe attack, had my appendix out and have been all right since. IE. Me A.) Answer From your description ' It seems likely that you had one or more attacka of acute appendlcltla before you finally submitted to operation, (Copyright, 1949, by John F. DUle Co.) to the Southwest comer, of Section 12, - said Twp. and ; Range, said point being on the County Line between Jackson and Klamath Counties, Ore gon; thence South on said County Line to ' where said County Line ' intersects the State Line between the States of Oregon and California; thence West on said State Line to where said State Line inter sects th 'New Pacific High way' as now laid out, con structed, and used, thence fol lowing along the line of the said .'New Pacific Highway,' as -now laid -out, constructed and used. In a . northerly direction to where said New Pacific Highway' Inter sects the 'Old Pacific High way,' as now laid out. estab lished and used: thence follow ing along the line of the said 'Old Pacific Highway.' as now laid out. constructed and used, to where the said 'Old Pacific Highway cuts and Intersects the said 'Ashland Klamath Falls Highway.' as aforesaid, being the true point of begin ning as above set forth." YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI FIED that a meeting of the Graz ing Board of Jackson County. Oregon, has been duly called by the County Judge of said Coun ty, to be held at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. on Monday the 19th day of March A D 1943, In the court-room of said Court In -the Courthouse In Medford. Oregon, and such meeting will be held at said time and place for the consideration of the said pe tition, at which said time and place all persons Interested In aid Pilot Rock Grazing District are hereby required to apoear and show cause, If any they have, why said Petition should not be granted, and why an elec tion should not be called and held In the said District tor the purpose of determining whether or not such prooosed change In the boundary lines of the said District, as asked for in said Pe tition should not be made. This NOTICE is given and mailed, posted and published, under and pursuant to an Order duly made and entered by the lackson County Grazing -Board under date of February 28th, 194S. as said Order now appears on file In my office, and to which said Order reference is hereby made. Given under my hand and the seal of said Court on this 3rd day of March, A. D . 194S. Q. R CARTER. County Clerk. Closing time for Ctassined Ada a am- Too Late. to Classify 12 SO D m New Management Finar Service 499VM0TEL TEXACO SERVICE 826 N, Riverside I On the Radio Chain If ATIO N I I ' Chain affiliation and where they are on the dial: KALE CB8, III), 1ortland. KKXMNHC-Ulue), list, Portland. KOA (NBC-Blue and MUS), 1510. Spokane; KGO (NBU-Utue), sit San rrsnclsco; SOW (NBC-Bed), 620, Portlands KJB (NBC-Blue). 1000. Seattle; KNX (CBS), 1070 Los Angeles; KOA (NBC-Red), 150. Denver; KOIN (CBS), T0, Port land; KUMO (NBC-Red). 930, Seat, tie. KPO (NBC - Bed), S80, tan Francisco; KSL (CBS), list, tall Lake City. 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During a home economics club, meeting this week, mem bers made plans to go ahead rr old I 'tip Vajl II0MPS0N JL BRAND ' BlmJtJ ITMsHf & Prttf &5 GntM A'oinW Spiriit Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated, Louisville, Kentucky SUBURBAN HEIGHTS ' Jfo VAW "frlE MotforoNY BECAUSE H LlKE K WATCrl FAT MEW FUN , TV1E NEWSPAPER BOY AT THE , JfTATiO.'l IN TrIE M0RNIN6 OFliM PRETENDS THAT HE with their sewing for the Junior Red Cross. They will meet every second and fourth Saturday and one evening at the high school. They also decided to .give a din ner for their parents on March 16. There will be a formal initia tion at .that time for new mem bers. . Joyce Anne Bateman, a for mer ttudent of Medford high school, now a music student at Willamette University, enter-j talned the Economics club last week with three numbers, "A1-! ways," "Without a Song." and "Sweet Dreams Sweetheart." She wat accompanied by Vera; smith. At the beginning of the second semester, the art classes started study of tempera and water col ors. They are making color wheels with keys pointing out the different harmonies that are good for use in home decoration. clothes, landscapes, and poster work. e First application of the color work will be In connection with poppy posters, a contest being sponsored by the American Le gion. Next exhibit for the high school display in the main hall will be . figure work showing some of the outstanding changes in costumes during different cen turies. , At the Future Craftsmen meeting March S, members voted to sponsor a Safety poster con test which will be open to all boys in sheet metal and wood shop classes. The theme of the posters will be' safety or acci dent prevention. see An original poetry contest Is COLD CLOGGED N0SE1 Like 2 ihota. 3 droDfl act last 10 annnit memoranes. ODen ud nose, wnat a reiieii Caution: Use onlv u mrectea. uamana CHALKER'S Motel & Lodge WILL. BE CLOSED from Mon., March 12 to Wed., March 21. For future reserva tions call Gold Hill 474. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners, 7:00 p m., to 3:00 a. m., except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 9101 TO LOIN! On JEWELRY CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTHU MENTS Used and unre deemed lewelrr at great savings PEOPLES LOAN CO. 229vs E. Main Street State License P 137 Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS u i 1 Wl i.l"-1 being held now for senior high school students interested In see ing their verses In print. This is part of a national contest and winners will have their poems published in the "Annual Anthoi- Orchestra Every Night at TAKE IT EASY LODGE DINE and DANCE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Chicken. Iteaes, and Ipaalsn Dinners! H Mile np tavate Creek STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX 7Zxrsoots Of has ereey bocx Sccxersar'STss. ' , AMD TOeruKE. BARNEY GOOGLE and StTUFFY tfoefiTMt.S. ' eSaSaSaaJi fcs. " ' C4mj&zo m SfHWS l l VjS aaaekaaaaaay L CXSrCMML CtXCW. 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' tC rS fe : H i ) VWADNOFEETTO eaay .r u j ogy of High School PoeWy" Closlnf Una for Claasinea Ada k am Too Lata .to ClaaaUy 12 JO p m Mef At Last For Your Cough Creomulston relieves promptly be cause It goes right to the seat of thi trouble to help loosen and expe term laden phlegm, and aid natun -o soothe and heal raw, tender. In lamed bronchial mucous mem wanes. Tell your druggist to sell yov k bottle of Creomulslon with the un ierstandlng you must like the way i lulckly allays the cough or you arc o have your money back. CREOMULSION -or Coughs. Chsst Colds, Bronchitis Tomorroui- SMITH DO YOU Keep the Red Cross at hi side ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle acaost . 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