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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY' M.O. Raodert ihould ddru lnqulrlet toi Or William Brady. 265 El Camino Berly Hilla. Calit. MALNUTRITION Nutrition is the Bum of the processes by which man, animal or olant absorbs or takes In and It (nplilHf Hi' j g e s 1 1 on, ab- -iy,lJ Slliuiaiiuii. ii'w tobollsm (oxi dation or com bustion of the mate rial as similated), and e x c r etlon of the by-prod ucts. end prod i 'J ,,Ui-tomJJ ucts or ash. Dr. Brady So the term nutrition means much mor than Just victuals; or having plenty of good food, and malnu trition occurs in the homes of millions of well-to-do people in Yankeeland, and by Yankee land I mean North America not any one section jf the contin ent. Malnutrition means faulty or Imperfect nutrition. An Infant, growing child, youth, adult or elderly person who docs not have perfect nutrl tion and the health and vigcr (vite) that goes with It, obvious ly has malnutrition, then for, scientifically if not practical'V. anything short of perfect nutri tion is malnutrition, Now, I believe less than one in ten of the people in the entire North American continent have good nutrition. The other nine tenth of us, babies, scho.il chtl dren, jitterbug I mean chil dren in their 'teens, young adults, mature adults and elders uffer more or less from malnu trition. Believing this, I harp a good deal on the calcium shortage, for one thing, and a good deal more on everybody's vitamin needs. Some readers may hava In ferred from my remarks that I'm not fond of taking medicine Little Mary or Johnny kicking up a squall over a threatened dose of castor oil and more power to. the kid, says OP Doc Brady Is an angel compared Central Point Central Point, April 16 The grade school baseball team de feated the Talent team, 6 to 1, at Talent Tuesday The local team Included Monte Coleman, Lester Hansen, Wallace West, Jack Burns, Monte Walker, Dean Glenn, John Blgham and Ray mond Nllzehee. Ruth Wright entered the Osteopathic clinic Wednesday for observation and treatment of an infection that has been af fecting her ear and eye. Gene McGonagle, who fell from his father's car receiving multiple bruises and scratches, returned to school Thursday. Mrs. W. M. Tetherow received letter recently from her grand son, Harold Meyer, stating that he had completed his course In gunnery and expected to leave soon for overseas. Harold has been stationed at Treasure Is land the Inst few- weeks. O. E. S. held their annual birthday party Tuesday. Hall and tnblos were attractively dec orated and the party was well attended. Mrs. George Hayes has been 111 the past week with severe cold. The annual spring revue by the music department of the school, under direction of Harry L. Meyers, presented Friday evening In the gymnasium was well attended. Several numbers were given by the orchestra, the band and the girls' chorus. A style show was put on by the homemaking department, acro batic stunts by the physical edu cation class and a musical com edy "added much to the program. Gold Hill Gold Hill. April 16 Gold Hill Garden club met April 8 with Mrs. George Dorman as hostess. Flower arrangements and flower specimens were topics of the afternoon and many nice ones were brought In by those present. Mrs. Centner of the Medford Garden club brought a"sssH SEEm HUMPHREY -NOW! (or USED CARS Kew Hack Trucks CeSQTO PIvmoH.h Servico CFX"LER R.ADE PASTS At Yoi-i Service All Ways! Humphrey Motors 33 B. Riverside Dial 4980 Monday. April 18. 1845 with O' Doc Brady when any body other than his attending physician suggests a dose of any medicine at all. But 1 take my calcium and vitamin ration along with breakfast every day without any fuss ' at all. Of course 1 regard it as essential food, not medicine food I should get in my nice refined diet but don't because It lsn t there. Because the refined diet of the average American is de ficient in calcium, vitamin D and vitamin B-complex, I rec ommend this practice to Tom, Dick and Harry, knowing it can do no harm in any instance. The calcium Is' not so essential if one consumes not less than a quart of milk a day; otherwise it is as Important as the vitamin D and B-complex, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Fifty-fifty Wa lova children and hava tried to sublimate our yearnings by loving tho children of nur friends. But after 16 yeara of childless marriage my husband seems more disappointed (Mrs. R J S.) Answer In about half of such childless marriages, according to the estimates of competent physicians, the husbnnd is tho sterile partner Too often the wife Is assumed to be the sterile partner and subiected to un necessary treatment. The step first lr order Is a mlscroscopic examination to determine whether the husband is fertile. This Is a matter for a phys ician. Posture Thank you so much for the pamph. let on Hygiene for Girls. I notice the remedy you suggest for dysmenorrhea is breathing exercise. I know my daughter Is a shallow breather and I suspect her troublo Is physical de ficiency. I have tried to make her posture conscious do wish the health directors In schools would take more active interest In this phasa of pupils' training and development. (Mrs. R. M. P.I Answer Impossible, ma'am. The physical education department Is merely tolerated by the public school authorities. I doubt It is so much a lack of nctlve Interest on the part of the physical education Instructor as It Is ignorance on the part of the pub lie school authorities, the principal, the board of education, the teachers in other departments, and apathy on the part of parents and even phy sicians who so often conspire to help the pupil evade physical education The pamphlet 'Hygiene for Girl and Health for Women." Is available on request (a clipping Is not a request) If you provide stamped envelope bearing your address. In this column presently you will find a series of talks about pasture. (Copyright, 1045, by John T Dills Co.) several kinds of daffodils and narcissus. Enjoying the meeting were Mrs. Centner, Mcsdames Kies, Holderncss, Slmiar. Routh Jones, Thompson, McLean, Tu lare, N orris and Gilchrist. P. N. G. Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mabel Hlttle A nice program was given. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Viola Moore the 2nd Thursday In May. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Dorman, Bessie Fer guson, Moore, Pearl Ferguson Kellogg, Fone, Hendrickson. Cook, Carter, Lance, Parker and Hittle. Jill Frederick and Judy Fone were guests. A shower was given for Mrs Mollis Breedlove at the home of Mrs. Clarence Huntley on Thurs day afternoon, with Mrs. Glenna Deserano and Mrs. Helen Shoe maker as hostesses. Games were played and many nice presents received, and an enjoyable time had by Mrs. Glen Kincald, Mrs Mollie Harrison, Mrs. Josephine Tepovar, Mrs. Orville Smith, Mrs. George Lurgc, Mrs. Mildred Grady, Mrs. Mae Wilson, Mrs. eah Norrls, Mrs. Enola Scott Mrs. Huntley, Mrs. Shoemaker. Mrs. Deserano and Mrs. Breed love. Mrs. Ward Neville of Rich mond, Calif., Is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quakenbush and son, Bart. Mrs. Perkins of Ashland ts visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Es ken and family. Mrs. Hannnh Routh, who has been visiting In Arizona and California, returned to her norm here last week accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Rosle Stmlar, of Exeter, Calif. THE GRANGE Gold Hill Cringe Gold Hill H E C. met at the hall April 11, 21 members en Joying the pot-luck dinner and quilting. Waste fat and paper ts being salvaged by the members. Sev cral bundles of clothing will be taken to the clothing drive In Medford. Lillian Autcnreith was re membered by her Flora Friend and the prize went to Blllle Shuntcrman. Brother and Sister Shaw and Elinor Ganong will serve at Grange on April 19. More than 2.161 acres or four square miles of land can be cov ered with $23,000 worth of grass seed at 38 cents a pound. Mother's Day Cards Choose from th finest lines In America dis played here. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop HANNOVER PLANTS MADE EQUIPMENT UP TO LAST DAY German War Factories Con tinued Production Despite Heavy Assaults by RAF. By Clinton B. Conger United Press Correspondent Hannover, April 18 (De layed) Hannover's war fac tories It was revealed today, turned out tanks and guns up to a few days before the city's capture, despite Royal Air Force incendiary raids which had made 80 per cent of the buildings uninhabitable. Hannover Is the outstanding example this correspondent has seen of fire raid technique Block after block of buildings have been gutted by RAF night incendiary attacks. But the war plants went on working. British prisoners freed here who had been brought to Han nover only last Thursday said they saw tanks, half-tracks, tank-destroyers and guns, obvi ously fresh from the Hannover war arsenals, rolling through the streets. The Hannover commandant shrugged his shoulders when asked about the fire raids. "It blazed a lot and house; burned down," he said, "but they didn't kill anyone and the factories continued production."' He admitted that production usually was suspended or cur tailed by the raids while the fires were being put out. Hannover differs from Col ogne in what the shells of the buildings remain. But row aft er row have been burned out. What the fire bombs did was to drive the population, now es timated at 240,000 plus 60,000 slave workers, into cellars, shel ters and bunkers. Others crowd ed Into the relatively undam aged section of the city at the southwest corner below the Leine river. The city commandant said cases of typhus and scarlet fever had appeared In the crowded shelters. The city water supply was low, encouraging the SDread of typhus. The liberated Drisoners In. eluded at least 35 Americans, in cluding several captured In the Ardennes. Prisoners said the Geimans recently evacuated 50,000 slave laborers from the Hannover area. In one camp ncsr Han nover almost 1,000 women, po litical prisoners from Trance and the low countries were housed formerly. Only 80 re mained when our forces arrived They were 111 In the hospital, unable to march when the evau ation was started. WAR PROGRESS TRACED FOR ALL AT CAMP WHITE Camp White News-hungry soldiers and civilians can now keep up with the latest up-to-tne minute war developments and can spot locations of battle grounds on a large display map placed last week at PX No. 1. Built by post engineers and maintained by the liE office. It provides them with latest Med ford Mail Tribune teletype news reports and current battle lines Bakery goods become flakier and fluffier after being quick frozen, thawed and reheated, ac cording to National Frozen Food Locker Assn. Chalker t Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dsnce Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners slnti Unitiip iMai-v m H ura I'l.OSKII MONDAVI rnursilavs Prlvsta Parties only For rsscrvaatlnna Pb Onld Hill 4T4 ROGUE RIVER LODGE Dclicioui Dinnert Cocktail Lounge Opfn Kvsrj Mint Until Midnight. Kxcept Monday! 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