BIX MEDFOP.D MAIL TRIBUNE
Your Health and It's Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D.
Readari should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady.
265 El Camino. Beverly Hills Calii.
WHAT TO DO FOR CHRONIC RHEUMATIZ
If you ait not tooling about It,
the first thing to do for chronic
rheumatism is obvious. The mere
mKFTrf fact that you
R' r-'V" ,V . J mnuhfl vnur
doctor, call it
chronic rheu
matlsm Is tan
tamount to
confessing you
don't know
what alls you
So, before you
begin monkey
mm
ing with nos
trums, d l e i s
baths, gadgets,
Dr. Brady massage, vita
mins or recipes mysteriously
vouchsafed by an old Indian
chief or a Tibetan lama, don t
you think It might be a good
Idea to find out, if you can, what
ails you?
Now for goodness sakes don't
Infer I pretend to know any
thing more about the ills called
rheumatism than any ordinary
practitioner does, nor that I
claim I have any special diag
nostic skill.
I hesitate to estimate but I
believe there are a good many
persons who have so-called
rheumatism In a knee or a
shoulder which so Interferes
with proper function or use of
the Joint atrophy and weaiten
Inn occur from sheer lack of ex-
ercise or use, all of which could
be avoided by a proper diagno
sis of the trouble in the first
place and perhaps a cure ob
tained by proper treatment
for Instance Internal derange
ment o the knee, such as loose
cartilage or hypertrophled
synnovial (knee Joint lining)
fringe. from some strain or in-
Jury, perhaps of minor degree,
long ago. Then, too, I know
from my own observation and
experience that many misguided
folk accept years of discomfort
or pain and permanent partial
disability from "chronic rheu
matism" In the shoulder, which
is really Just undiagnosed and
untreated subdeltoid or sub
acromial bursitis inflamma
tion of a lubricating pad or sac
upon which the tendon of the
deltoid or the suprasplnatus
tendon rides or slides when the
arm Is used. This lame shoulder
may be the effect of some com
paratively minor strain or In
jury which the victim has for
gotten, or it may be due to focal
infection of the bursa. Anyway
It is always suspectlole of great
palliation if not complete cure
by proper treatment some
times surgical, more frequently
medicinal injections Into the
bursa and physical therapy to
restore function.
Forgive me if all this seems
negative. If I could specify a
safe and simple remedy for
each or any of the ills called
rheumatism I'd do to, without
concern about the code of med
ical ethics. But, as so many cor
respondents are unable or un
willing to understand, no one
knows what "chronic rheuma
tism" means, and the nostrum
monger, specialist or Wiseacre
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who pretends to know of such
a disease or condition and of a
remedy or cure for it deceiving
himself or the customer.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
You're Not Sertoli!
You waste your time and even a
iccond or mine (long enough to look
for the signature! If you do not sign
your letter. I stand squarely behind
everything I say here. If you are seri
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write to me. (or Doc Brady)
Uon't Be Gullible
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Maybe you can successfully
head a committee, sponsor a
"City Beautiful" project, win In
an open tournament of golf but
If you don't know how to set a
hen. why then you're not sucn
a much. Not that I've ever
headed a committee, or stirred
my townmen to panting eager
ness over beautifying the city
And as for golf, well I've made
It a life policy to have no truck
with golf, infinitesimal calculus
or the dialectical world-plan
But I do know the rudiments of
setting a hen.
First, of course, the basic re
quirements is cooperation on the
part of the hen. Before you can
set her, she must have devel
oped an almost fanatical desire
to set. Never waste your time
and eggs, on a biddy who knows
about her feminine right to
change her mind. But If she's
spent several days In passionate
attendance on a china egg (or
a potato or a gourd), you are
warranted in assuming her
urges to set have properly
"Jelled,"
In selecting the eggs upon
which she Is to set, there Is one
law; probably made by the
Medcs and Persians; at least it's
unalterable. Always place ex
actly IS eegs under rhen. Thir
teen or 16 eggs under a hen Is
unluckler than to walk under
a ladder.
Too, the later the vintage of
these eggs, the better. Often
lacking one egg, huve I stood
before a supposedly laying hen,
waiting for the oval necessary
to round out a complete set
ting, And "wait" was about all
I could do. A hen about to lay
an egg won't be bribed Into
haste; won't be scored Into It,
either. Nothing so smug as the
face of a hen whtch knows you
are waiting for her to lay. She
well knows she has you In her
power. Finally depositing the
coveted oval, she shrieks In de
rision and the lord of flock sup
ports her with ribald Jeers and
struts.
The setting now rounded out
to a full IS, you get the bluing
bottle, shake it, use the cork to
mark the date of hatching of
each egg. This naming the date
may later prove to have been
presumptuous on your part;
Just because you tell an egg to
hatch on a given date Is no sign
it will. Some eggs are stubborn
and never, from the very start,
had any desire to hatch. Others,
feeling they may as well at
least try, give up after a week
or so. I understand the Chinese
hove a weakness for half
hatched eggs. But this Is not
the Orient and a half-hatched
egg Is In dlsrupte among us.
Once, having set the conven
tional 13 eggs, 18 chickens
hatched. With a prudish hor
ror of scandal, I've never be
fore let this be made public.
But I'd thought from the very
first that hen was a wanton
huizy. Of course the rule of 15
doesn't apply to Juliette, the
bantam. Set her on IS Plym
outhrock eggs and, come the
end of the 21 days necessary for
hatching, you have to dig her
out from under a batch of de
funct eggs from which the de
sire to amount to so-ncthlng has
long since depar.led.
Well, we've "set" the hen
Barber's
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...
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh.
Pilet Prostate Gland Enema and all dis
orders ol Liver. Kidney Trouble and
other complaints ditappear alter using.
CHINESE KER3S
Removed to Sparta Elds:.
Gypsy Wildcat
wis &2 -
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Jon Hall and Morla Montex
are once again co-starred as
sweethearts in the technicolor
picture "Gypsy Wildcat," com
ing Wednesday to the Craterian.
Alio Included in the cast are
Peter Coe, Leo Carrillo and Gale
Sondergaard.
Ghost Guns
Starting Wednesday at the
Rialto for four days is an action
packed mystery thriller, "Ghost
iGunt," starring Johnny Mack
Brown and Raymond. Hatton.
Topping the Rialto't twin bill
policy is the Back-by-demand
picture, "M a n p o w r," with
George Raft, Edward G. Robin
son and Marlene Dietrich.
and, the laws of biology being
what they are, in three weeks'
time bits of fuzzy down will
emerge, their eyes bright with
innocence. One wonders how
an old roue of a rooster and a
bunch of termangent mothers
can beget such adorables. But
this column is not concerned
with hatching; only setting.
Surely you must realize by now
there's technique to setting a
hen as well as playing a good
game of golf. One thing about
setting a hen, you can eventual
ly eat your score.
Court House News
Marriages
Orris James Johnson
Arlene Williams Johnson.
Ralph O. Stephenson
and
and
Josle Lenore Stephenson.
Roman Vargas and Dora Lu
eel In Lockwood.
Paul Corwln McQuat and Bev
erly Lee Brooks.
Ervin Babe Shadduck and Lu
cille Catherine Vanesse.
Weldon T. Heard and Beity
Sue Reed.
Lennon Joseph Cox and Dean
Evelyn Cox.
Laurence Leon Barger and
Betty Jean Nichols.
William Russell Shopp and
Cleo Etha Anderson.
Divorce Decrees Granted
Victoria Humphrey vs. James
Victor Humphrey.
Hubert W. Brlttsan vs. Pearl
L. Brittsnn.
Alice L. Gandee vs. Kenna L
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Jewel R Lock hart vs. Theo
dore F. Lock hart.
Ruth A. Ross vs. Clarence E
Ross.
Lowell E. Tucker vs. Dclvlna
T. Tucker.
Lionel J, Cox vs. Hazel M
Cox.
Divorce Complaints Filed
Bertha Garrison vs. Albert M
Garrison.
Josle M. Johnson vs. Nathan
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Llla E. Sllva vs. Joseph J
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Esther Crocker vi. James
Crocker.
Eleanor L. Cummlngs vs.
Leon E. Cummlngs,
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Estate of Alta Naylor, de
ceased.
Estate of V. O. Mllburn. de
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Estate ot David A. Davis, de
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Guardianship of Mabel S.
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