SIX tMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE tVidnndar. April It, 1943
Your Health and It's Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D.
Rssdsri ihould addrtu tnqulrtM toi Dr William Brady.
26b CI Camino Bavarly Hills Calif.
GREEN. BROWN OR
: I have derived wonderful ben
efit from taking your Iron
blood tonic. I take a small ta
blespoonful with breakfast daily.
w n e n travel
ing recently I
could get only
green iron and
ammonium cit
rate. Is there
a pre f erenee
for results?
At home our
druggist has
b r o wn scales
or garnet red
scales or gran
ules. (C.S.E.)
Dr. Brady
The garnet
red transparent scales or graa
ules of iron and ammonium cit
rates, which dissolve readily In
water to make a garnet-red
clear solution, contain slightly
more iron than the green scales.
The dull brown scales or gran
ules are garnet-red scales that
have oxidized from long stand
ing exposed to air. There is lit
tle practical difference between
' the garnet-red scales or gran
ules of iron and ammonium cit
rates and the thin transparent
green scales or granules of iron
and ammonium citrates.
Instructions for preparing and
taking the home made iron
tonic are given in the booklet
"Blood and Health. For a copy
of the booklet send a stamped
envelope bearing your address,
and inclose a clean dime. If you
stick anything on 'the dime it
will come back at your expense
for cleaning.
The correspondent evidently
takes, his iron with breakfast
more "or less the year around. I
can't imagine why. If iron is
going to do any good it should
suffice to take it for six or eight
weeks in the year. Once ihe
blood is up or nearly up to stand
ard strength (In red corpuscles
or in hemoglobin iron color
ing matter that carries oxygen)
the one-quarter of a grain of iron
. present In the ordinary everyday
foods In the American diet should
be enough to supply the body's
requirement.
If the anemia In this instance
is due to (1) small frequent
bleedings, externally or occult
such as the bleeding of Internal
piles, gastric ulcer, or (2) de
struction of olood by the pa
tient's favorite pain-killer or
"sedative" dope, or (3) habitual
domestic . . occupational expos-
ure to such poisons as carbon
monoxide, lead, arsenic, benzol
or aniline, taking iron or other
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Timber F
GARNET RED IRON
medicine is like pouring water
on a seive. The remedy for such
anemia is correction of the cause
of the bleeding or change of hab
it or method of work with a view
to preventing further poisoning.
It may not be easy for pain-
killer or sedative addicts to stop
using the "harmless" dope. But
sooner they break the habit the
better for health and life expec
tation.
As Indicated, the healthy body
requires about one-fourth of a
grain of iron a day. If It seems
Inconsistent to take perhaps
twenty or thirty times that much
iron daily as medicine, remem
ber that most of the iron so tak
en is not assimilated and it
makes little difference whether
the Iron taken as medicine Is of
animal or vegetable or mineral
origin, organic or Inorganic
it all goes through the same
chemical changes in metabolism
anyway.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Shall I Feed It to VouT
I want to try the non-surgical drain-
.1 ,1.. sail hlnHrlor rifat-rlheri In
one of your booklets. But I'm not lure
whether the glycerin ana enxir oi iac
tated pepsin come ready mixed or are
to OS mixeu vy iiijk,.,
understand whether it l 3 ounces of
Sails or lurce uumcs b. .,
ara dissolved In the water.
. wi-a tti. anltd In
the elixir of lactatcd pepsin all the
salts that will dissolve In three ounces
of it. Then mix Uie soluUon with one
nf pivi-Mrln. and you're ready to
InsUtute drainage.
111... AMI
.. . u r ht,
For tne laai iuv.i.i.. .
craved the smell of tar. and keep a
small piece or m muav i. ;
smell of It occasionally. At '
16 I had whooping cough and I at uiat
time had the aame crv'nfj,Cou'df.,v!
be a vitamin dellclency? iMrs. B.C V.I
Answer It has no significance, so
lar as iuw. -- -
craving as much as you like.
To Beat the Pants Off
Please find ten cents and stamped
addressed envelope inclosed. What are
yAriwr-o beat the pant. of. on.
for Diabetes" and please do not
be annoyed with me u una -
what you waniea. ... ,
(Copyright H by r- Dllle Co''
Dstocofiof Estate A
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Believed Million,
Is Left To Widow
D.ohkeensie. N. Y.. April 18
(U.PJ Franklin Delano Roose-
u.tt'a mill leaves the bulk of his
estate believed to be in excess
of $1,000,000 in a trust tuna
for his widow. Mrs. Anna Elea
nor Roosevelt.
No valuation was made or tne
iota tirnslrlpnt's estate, but his
mnihpr loft him the bulk of her
$1,080,000 estate. The will was
drawn soon after his motners
death.
The estn.e Included the late
president's priceless stamp col
lection. Mr nnncevclt's will, executed
In November, 1941, a few months
after his Atlantic Charter meet
in tuiih Prlmn Minister Wins
ton Churchill, was filed here al
the Duchess county seat for pro
bate yesterday.
Boy Scout News
Troop Four
Troop Four i.eld a shower
Monday evening at the Oakgrove
school for the Scoutmaster, Mr.
George Goodrich, whose home
in the Griffin. Croek district was
completely destroyed by fire re
cently. The doctor was show
ered with many useful house
hold gifts su.lajle to replace
those lost in the fire.
The Scouts hnj a good turn
out for the program and many
parents were also present. As
sistant Scoutmaster Ralph Ettcl
entertained the group with his
banjo. ;
Among those present was Gor-,
don Gllmore. Scout executive. I
Troop Four has been busy the
past month collecting paper for;
the salvage drive and troop;
members hope to have 23.000;
pounds by the end of April when
the drive Is over.
Following Monday evening's
program, refreshments were
served. j
An ordnance In 1841 in India
napolls read, "It shall be unlaw
ful for any persons within . , .
certain downtown streets ... to
have, own or permit more than
10 hogs to run at large within
the bounds of said streets.
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JAP-AMERICANS
Sacramento, Calif., April 18
(U.PJ A legislative committee on
un-American activities in Cali
fornia, headed by State Sen.
Jack Tenney, R., Los Angeles,
today attacked the CIO political
action committee, Japanese.
Americans and the Communist
Political Association as "menac
ing subversive forces."
Tenney filed a report of the
committee's 1943-44 Investiga
tions with the state senate.
"The CIO political action com
mittee has replaced the Com.
munist party as a political pow
er" he report said. "It is well
organized and communists are in
key spots throughout the organ!-
zation. Earl Browder and the
hierarchy of Communist party
'brains are directing this thor
oughly regimented political or
ganization. It should be needless
to state that this direction is not
for the welfare of the United
States, but for Its destruction."
Seek Control '
The report expressed the fear
that the "Communist party thru
the political action committee"
might obtain control of the state
legislature and abolish commit
tees to Investigate subversive ac
tivities. The report accused Japanese
Americans of engaging "to a
great extent" in pro-Japanese ac
tivities before Pearl Harbor.
"The imperial Japanese gov
ernment until Pearl Harbor,
never released Its tenacioi's hold
and influence over the lives of
all Japanese in the United States
whether alien or American
born," the report stated.
The report added that the 1942
disturbances in the Manzanar
relocation center were staged by
disloyal Japanese 'for ven
geance" on pro-American inter
nees and to express defiance on
the anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
Disturbances a year later at
Tulelake center were "deliber
ately designed to . . . create pro
paganda material against the
United States for use of the Im
perial Japanese government," it
said.
Mrs. Roosevelt Now
Sixth Living Widow
New York, April 18. U.R
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to
day had Joined the small circle
of five living widows who once
occupied the White House as
first ladles of the land.
In addition to Mrs. Roosevelt
the widows are:
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Wash
Ington, D.C.: Mrs. Calvin Cool
Idge, Northampton, Mass.: Mrs
Thomas J. Preston (former wife
of Grover Cleveland), Princeton.
N. J.; Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
Oyster Bay, N. Y and Mrs
Benjamin Harrison, New York
City.
' ONION SET CEILINGS
Washington, April 18.-4u.PJ
Celling prices for onion sets in
1943 will be the same as those
now In effect for the 1944 crop,
the office of price administra
tion announced today. OPA also
announced that eeilincr nrlr-p
for seed potatoes In 1943 would
De tne same as those for the
1944 crop.
Treat He? TonigM
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season of 200 days each year.
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1,788,160 acres, a
population of 50,
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