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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care By DR. WII MAN BRADY M. D. Reader should addreie Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 26S El Camlne Beverly Hills Calii. TONSIL DI Of all these newer methods over which I have had so many and such enjoyable controver sies with the self. - constitut ed "spokes men," "lead ers" or ''prom i n e n t mem fa e r s of the medical pro fession, the diathermy or electro coagu lation treat ment 'of en larged and in fected tonsils Dr Brady has made the lowest progress. There are two reasons for thaat, 1 believe. First, the telling argument of the old fossils In the nose and throat field that the diathermy n.ethod doesn't get all of the tonsil but leaves some tonsil tissue in the throat. That Is true, but the "specialists" or the "surgeons" who use it to persuade the unwary patient to submit to the major operation (tonsillectomy) are either Ignor ant of the pathology of the trou ble or dishonest or both. ' Ex cept in rare cases of malignancy there is no good reason why we should even attempt to remove every bit of tonsil from the throat. Doctors who use this ar gument . betray their quackish character pretend to know what of course they, do not know. ' The other reason why tonsil diathermy has not yet super seded the atrocious guillotine and snare operation Is that it requires considerably more skill than tonsillectomy does, not only technical skill but skill and patience in managing pa tients, and not every doctor has such ability. Tedious Is the word for tonsil diathermy work te dious for the doctor at any rate. And so your busy "specialist" prefers to run you Into the hos pital, go fishing with his snicker snee, take -out everything that gets caught in the snare (includ ing portions of throat muscle Rogue River; .' Rogue River, March 18 The saw mill hag been shut down for two weeks while being over hauled and repaired, , , , Hobby club met at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Whipple Wednes day with Mrs. Maude -Dengler as co-hostess. Enjoying the meeting were Mrs. Othela Stra han, Mrs. George Conard, Mrs. Roscoe St.' Johns, Mrs. Laura Laws, Mrs. Jess Green, Mrs. Cora Taylor, Mrs. Carl Chris tenson, Mrs. Mollis ' Dover of Grants Pass and the hostesses. Mrs. Dengler and Mrs. Whipple. 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 8300; night 8101 EASTER CARDS for every; ONE Thousands te select from friendly formal, humor ous or sentimental. Price So to f 1.00. SWEATS GIFTS New Management Finer Service 99' MOTEL TEXACO SERVICE 826 N. Riverside n J CORN REMOVER . "' Olvea laslaat rallst tnm gala aad eeeS Uvelr resMvee hard earns, seft eeraa betweea la toee. ealleaaee. warn, papillomas, elab Mils. II eeatalaa eov. eral auierant oils ikal aeltea. leeaea aad daas pet eeuse the Irritanoa ae da attest acid aUatarea, Waea all -era tare tailed try tkla eae. teal est sasaay back eaaraatae. exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT -1 0 YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. RIM-DIES I. H. Uong, Htrbsllit Bandar, March It, 1945 ATHERMY . In many instances) and be done with it. Chances are you'll get over it all right. If you do have serious hemorrhage or subse quent lung abscess or something those are the breaks, brother. After all, I am not quite unique, I do know or know of a reasonable number of doctors who not only use the methods I recommend but have much the same views as I have. But If or when I recommend such a doc tor to a correspondent, the cor respondent must be satisfied with the mere mention of the doctor s name. In no instance shall I name any doctor as one who shares my views. Too many good doctors do not. . I . QUESTIONS ANSWERS Ble Nolaa Conlnf ' I am twenty-fix and expecting my first baby, and fullof questions, but my doctor Uvea twenty-six miles from here and he Is so overworked I hate to aetam mm witn my quesuona. (Mrs. O. B. V.) 'Answer' Perhaps many of. your Jiuesions are answered in "Preparing or Maternity" and "The Brady Baby Book." For either send ten cents, twenty centa for both, and enclose stamped envelope bearing your ad- arees. . , Redolence My father and 1 thank God that you sent us Dr ....'a name I physician skilled in Injection treatment of her nia and hemorrhoids). All our family read vour column and find It always Interesting and helpful. I can't agree with vour idea that bathing once a week is enoueh worklna In an office one Just can't help noticing B.O- some times ana one cnn l lane a cnance oi having It.- .(A. S.) - Answer I have' neves suggested that - bathing once a week is enough Bathe as often or as rarely as you like it has nothing to do with health. Every time I receive a letter from a f leased patient of your doctor's and hava had scores of such letters 1 blush. It reminds me that somo years ago I branded his associate or prede cessor (now deceased) a quack because ne, too. gave patients sucn treatment. At that time I was as sure as a lot of old foeV nmotltloners are today that hernia and hemorrhoids could be suc cessfully treated only oy operauon in hospital. . r-araiyaia niiuiin After SS vears of practice I am handicapped by a beginning case of Parkinson's syndrome. I would be era teful for a conv of vour booklet on this disorder. You are doing a fine worK.anayou nave my oesi wisnes. I m.u.i AnswerThe pamphlet Is on the way. Doctor. I know one oculist who operates successfully for cataract de spite nis rarxinsonian tremor, ana a nose and throat specialist who per forms many nosa and throat ooera tlona despite hia tremor. Don't let It get you down.. luopyngnt lar oy jonn r. unie .o.t Next meeting of the club will be April 11 at the home of Mrs. Othela Strahan- with Mrs. Jess Green as co-hostess. It was de cided to. meet the second Wed nesday of each month. At each meeting "secret pal" names will be drawn for the next meeting and all members are to take the hostesses a gift of their hobby. Mrs. Strahan's hobby is pitchers and Mrs. Green's is vases. Earl Strahan Is very ill with heart trouble at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Mathes, at Talent. His two sons, Paul and Phil, i and families visited him last Friday, Mrs, Mae Shults expects to leave Saturday for Midland, Ore., to visit her son "Bud" and wife. Mayor and Mrs. T. S. Wiley of ' Ashland were visitors last Saturday in Rogue River and called at the home of Mr. Wiley's brother, James Wiley and family on the Evans Creek road, also at the James Whipple home. Mrs. Paul Woods and Mrs. Doris Grim were paying short visits here Saturday. They call ed on Mr. and Mrs. James Whip ple, Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Fowler at the Laws home and Mcllvain home. Mrs. Woods returned to Oswego that night and Mrs. Grim went on to Fresno, Calif., to visit her friend, the former Evelyn Grlnnltt. On March 20 Mrs. Grim will return to her home in Bismarck, N. D. Mr. Grim Is a captain in the armed forces and at present Is in the south Pacific. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Grim are daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sandry. Mrs. Tom Wilson, who fell February 10 and broke her hip has returned from the hospital and is being cared for by her daughter, Mrs. Anna Oden. Mrs. William Trotter re turned Saturday from a visit to her brother who is ill In a hospital at Kansas City. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mattson moved March 1 to Grants Pass having sold their home here. A new front por-ih has been added to the house of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart on Cedar street. The Rogue River Feed store hag recently been purchased by Mr. Wlllson from Mr. Reitr. '.The Davis family from Eu gene has taken possession of their new home on Cedar street which they purchased from Mr. Tllden. The Ross family ' has come from California and Is living at FOR STOMACH IILfc Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostrate Oland Eciema and all dlaordan et l.War Kldna- Trouble and other com plaints disappear alter using CHINESE HERBS Removed to Sparta Bldg. Phon. 5817 their home en Laurel street Just outside the city limits. On the Radio Chain ITAtlONIi Cham affiliation and where they are uu the dial; HALE (CBS), 1310, Portland, HEX (NBC-Blue), list, Portland. KG A (NBC-Blue and MBS). ISI0. Spokane. KGO (NBC-Blue). Sit San rranclaco; KOW (NBC-Hcd). 20. Peruana: KJR (NBC-Blue) 1001) Seattle; KNX (CBS), 1070 Los Angeles. KUA (NBC-Red), SSt. Denver, KOIN (CBS), S70, Port land. KOMO (NBC-Red). 830. Seat tle. KPO (NBC - Red), so, San Pranclaco, itSL (CBS). 1110, kail Lake City Time Shown Is PWT. ' iitiilav " 8:00 p m. Charlie McCarthy, NBC; Mediation Board, MBS. a. Jj? m Eddie Bracken Show. NBC; Act Baker, CBS; Joe E. Brown, O SS p. m. Bob Trout News, CBS 5:49 p m Gabriel, Heatter, MBS. ..,8,?0 p.:..m Merry.Co-Round, NBC; Waller Wlnchell. BN; Radio Readers lacsi. baa; aieei Horizons, Mils. 6:15 D. m. Louella Pirum. au :S0 ji rn. Hollywood Mystery 8:30 p! m Star Theater, CBS; American Album of Familiar Music. NBC; Cedrlc Foster, MBS. 5:45 p. m. Jlmmie fldler, BN; WV..J VUU,C1 DI1UW, WOO, 7:00 p. m. Hour of Charm. MRT. Take If or Leave It, CBS; The Life ui iiuey, on, 7:30 p. m. Fannie Brlce, CBS; Comedy Theater, NBC. 8:00 D. m Chanel Services RN Crime Doctor, CBS; Great Glider. aiccve, nm,. B.-1R n m TWnlhv TIiiwmm, dm 8:30 p. m. Symphony Hour. NBC: Quiz Mda. BN; Blondie. CBS. 8:00 p m. BUI Lance, CBS: Glen nnrav, mna; aim naves, News, BN. 0:15 o m. Rex Miller. MBS. 9:30 p. m Jack Benny, NBC: We uoiiver uie uoona, i;t3. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; In Focus. BN. 10:15 p. m. Korn Kobbleri, NBC 10:30 p. m. Music America Loves Best, NBC: University Explorers. BN: Trans-Atlantic Call. CBS. 10:45 p m Orchestra, BN, 11:00 p. m. News, BN; St. Francis Orch., NBC; Talks, CBS; Slnfolnetta, MBS. Monday R-nn n m rtir d.i.... uar. Terry and Pirates, BN: News, MBS. 5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN: Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob, NBC. 0:30 p. m. Voice of Firestone, NBC; Harry Flannery. News. CBS: Jack Armstrong, BN: Tom Mix. MBS. 9:45 p. m. News. CBS: Cantaln Mlrtniehi, BN; Niaht News Wire, MBS 6:00 p. m. Hnnn.y Carmichael, NBC; Lux Theater, CBS: Jerry Wayne Show, BN: Gabriel Hcatler. MBS. 6:30 p. m. informitton please. NFC: SnotllKht Bands, BN. -7:00 d. m. Screen Guild Pleven. CBS: Anita F.llls MBS; Guy Lnmbardo Or-h . BN: Contented Hour. NBC. 7:tS p. m 1-nwel! Thorn-. Mms. 7:30 d m Dr. I Q.. NBC: Thanks to the Yanks, CBS; Lone Ranger. R:00 n. m Sunnar Club. NBC: Jack KI-1vood. CBS: Ted M'tone. BN. 8:19 p. m. H"rida Hooper, CBS; Lum i"H Abner. BN: Fleetwood Law- ton. NBC. 8:30 n. m. cavalcade of America. NBC: Mhael Shane, MPS: Hawthorne Home, BN: Burn and Allen. CBS. 9:00 d. m Bl'nrt Date. BN: News. O'enn Hnrdv. MBS: The WhlsUer. CP": Telephone Hour. NBC. b:30 p. m. vnx hoo, UBS, noan We-'" Says. NBC: News. in:oo n m News, nbc: nuion I ewls, MBS: Carlson and the News. BN. 10:15 o. m Sberlnx Holmes. MU3: On rinr Bandstpnd. NBC. in:3n n m. swime-t sv"-iume. NPC: "Inneman'a Nlte Club, BN. 11:00 p. m. News, BN. Vlncennes University at Vln cennes, Ind., was the first in stitution of higher learning in the old Indiana Territory, which included Michigan, part of Illinois and Indiana. ATTENTION ! OLDSMOBILE OWNERS We now have service personnel competent to complete your repair needs without delay. We also carry a com plete stock of parts for all models. Phone 2884 for appointment or see Mr. Darland, Service Manager. Edgerton Motor Co. 132 South Riverside Sales - OLDSMOB I LE - Service THE WORLD AT ITS WORST 6 VctJ POf 1Ht CAR AVvW. CCN'eRAri)lMlK6 WStlF ON ffrTlN6 HOME DRV WOP W SPIT. OF NOf WEAR'S- R0PB-R&, VOU tiSCONtRfWAT TvF CHILW5EN HAVE BED) SPENDING A HAPFY ATTERNPOS BUrVDltto TAM5 TrlAT . HftNt COWltUlY JSOLATfcD Lake Creek Lake Creek, March 18 Lost Creek Extension U.iit met last week at the Grange hall with Mrs. Stanley acting as hostess. Subject was, "Finishing Touches in Sewing," given by Miss Far rell. . Mrs. Joyce Householder and son Bobby, returned home last week. They have been visiting relatives In Talent; ' Donald Grlssom Is suffering from a broken collar bone and bruises received when his sad dle horse fell on him, Mrs.' T. J. Hoefft and daugh ter June are spending a few days here at their home. Mrs. Stoake's nephew, Lt. Dan Healey, visited recently at th Stoakes home. Dwlght Burrell and Loyd Walch returned this week from Richmond, Calif., where they attended welding school. Mrs. June Byle and son Stan ley are living up here now. W 1 SZEBjED f Pretest. Ania Dorfmann Piano Soloist Alfred Wallenstein CtedurHtifj the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Fldellei Overture . Pteno-Cencsrte In O . Scherae Coprkelete Londonderry Air re) Irish Rhapsody - ' rrasfam luBjeat te peltlble aheaeje Sunday 8:30 P.M. KMED 1 1 PROGRAM ft I ICE SKATE TO-NITE and Every Nits Except Monday 7:45 to 10:15 SAT. & SUN. MATINEE Medford Ice Arena 619 S. Grape Phone 4511 Br GLUYAS WILLIAMS IHt teANAicc ejus LJl 4k Friends of Keith Argranes will be glad to know that he is now at his home in Portland after being in a German' prison camp for the past two years. Adolph Peck has recovered from his recent illness. Mr. Fox has been to Califor nia where he visited his sister. PUBLICISTS WILLING Hollywood, March 17 (U.R) With 300 publicists voting to re turn to work Monday, 3,000 of- CHAUCER'S Motel & Lodge WILL BE CLOSED from Mon.. March 12 to Wed.. March 21. For future reserva tions call Gold Hill 474. v STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX rsjs air'. 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