TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL
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Your Health and It's Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D.
Readers ihould address Inquiries toi Or. William Brady.
266 El Camino. Bererly Hllla. Calif. .
, IT'S AN OLD BP
If this premise that obstruc
tion of breathing and Impair
ment of hearing are the only
good reasons
for subjecting
the child with
enlarged ton-
sils a n d o
a d e n o ids to
surgical treatr
ment is cor
rect, as I con
tend, the medi
cal profession
is still preuy
much at sea in
regard to the
Dr. Brady question ol en
larged tonsils.
Aside from tacit acceptance of
the idea that lymphoid tissue,
which composes the fauclal ton
sils, the uharyngeal tonsu taae-
noid body) the lingual tonsil
(masses on the root of the
tongue), the lymph nodes in the
necli (called "kernels wnen en
larged), the lymph nodes around
the roots of the lungs ana De-
hind the deep bronchial tubes,
the mesenteric lymph nodes (in
the abdomen), the ring of lym
phoid tissue around the base of
the appendix, etc., eve., wnere
ever situated, lymphoid tissue is
directly concerned with the de
fense of the body against Infec
tion, particularly in childhood,
aside from admitting that this
may be the function or purpose
of the tonsils and adenoids in
growing children, the rank and
file of the medical profession 30
years ago regarded and some
practitioners today regard en
larged tonsils as pathological or
abnormal and on this arbitrary
and unsubstantial theory they
advise or practice the atrocity
called "tonsillectomy" which
serious major operation,
would remind the world and the
backward portion of the medl
cat profession, seldom "gets"
quite all of the tonsil.
If any self-constituted spokes
man on the ground and lofty
surgical performers of the nine
teenth century school feels Im
pelled to challenge my state
ment. I'll be obliged to repeat
some statistics and reports by
qualified pathologists who ex
amined what some representa
tive operators removed from the
throat in routine tonsillectomies.
Twenty years ago Dr. R. B.
Canfield pointed out (Ann. Clin
ical' Mad. '26 4:1058) that chil
dren deprived of their tonsils be
fore the age of five years are
more susceptible to the acute in
fectious diseases than are chil
dren whose tonsils are not re
moved. Fifteen years ago Dr.
Albert D. Kaiser concluded from
his studies on thousands of
school children in Rochester, N.
Y., (Children's Tonsils In and
Out, Llppincott Co., '32), and
twenty years ago Dr. J. A. Doull
(Publie Health Reports, Aug. '24)
concluded from similar studies
among Baltimore children, that
children whose tonsils have been
removed are just about as Sus
ceptible, or as immune, as you
prefer, to scarlet fever as are
children whose tonsils have not
been removed.
i rom these and many similar
observations by physicians who
still seem to approve the more or
less indiscriminate removal of
tonsils, I infer that, aside from
obstruction of breathing and im
pairment of hearing, either of
which warrants surgical, dia
thermy or X-ray treatment of
enlarged tonsils andor adenoids,
the old timers still in practice
continue perpetrating the tonsil
lectomy atrocity on children
mainly because they don't know
any better.
QUKSTIONS ANSWERS
My Dear Mn. Nan
You nsve never heard of me. hut t
am a writer, and I do mj reatllnf and
wrltlns (rom it p ik to a or 3 a. ni.
when everybody ele U abed. About
1 30 or 3 a. m. I Ilka to cook up a
mew of ham and egf or something
light like that. I turn In usually before
3.10, get up mornlnga In time for
lunch Wife lecture me dallv about
the way I am ruining my health by
eating so late 1m 63 and never III
(Q. H. W.)
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TRIBUNE frlday. Mar H. l
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ANISH CUSTOM
Answer Ham and eggs or any
other food eaten at 2 a. m. digests as
well as It would at noon or any other
hour, and Is as good for your health
as It would bo at any other hour. But
you know, the women. God bless 'em.
are never happy unless they have
something to worry about.
Hulftir and Molasses
Mother used to Insist on everybody
taking a good spring cleanoutsulfur
ano molasses wnen t wn a vuuu. 4 vn
forgotten the recipe and dose but my
nine-year-old daughter broke out with
Itch, the school nurse said to rub her
with sulfur and lard she Is getting
worse. (Mra. B. M.)
Answer Tableiboonftil of molasses
and sulfur (waihed sulfur or flowers
of sulfur), mixed In about equal quan
tities, Is a harmless laxative. The
school nurse's notion of treatment for
the Itch Is naive. .
(Copyright 1845 by John F. Dllla Co.)
China to Develop
Vast Oil Reserves
ChuneklnR. May 11. OJ.R)
Chine is looking forward to the
development of a rich domestic
oil production after the war on
the basis of an announcement Dy
the National Geological survey
that vast oil reserves have been
discovered in China's forgotten
northwest.
According to the geological !
survey, China s oil reserves
.iratnh fmm sinklnnir nrnvince '
along the Tienshan mountains to
the Chlllem and Kupun ranges
in Kansu province, and finally
to the Yellow river basin at Its
great bend between Shensi and!
Shansl provinces.
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(U.R)-Mrs. Vilrna Suberly, 26-
year-old blonde, undivorced
wlfe of eight servicemen, today i
was under sentence to two years
In a federal penitentiary after
FoHoral Jnriffx Martin I. Welsh
n.iorf aha nrn not entitled to :
nrohntlnn after her Builtv Dlea
of using the mails to defraud.
Mrs. Suberly pleaded guilty to
charges of collecting allotment
checks from four husbands in
the armed services. Following
her arrest in Eugene, Ore., she
had denied making fraudulent
collections.
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NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE.
Sealed bids, marked outside 'Bid
for Timber," and addressed to
the Chief Forester, O. and C.
Administration, 801 Guardian
POISON OAK?
Try bottl. ot 2EMACOL
kuu Aiuai ftt umflext of Tiiur mnnry
ehearfully rfnndHl cim kAttJ la
da M nP.8TF.KN THRIFT
Portland 4, Oregon
win do
received until 10:30
A. M., Pacific War Time, May
22, 1945, for the purchase of
timber upon . tracts hereinafter
described; each bid must state
the amount per M. feet B.M.
which will be offered for each
species and the total considera
tion which will be paid for the
timber. No bid for less than the
appraised value will be consid
ered, Each bid must be sub
mitted in duplicate and be ac
companied by a deposit in the
torm or a certified check In fa
vor of the Treasurer of the
United States. . The deposit of
any successful bidder will be
credited on the contract. Pay
ment in full at the time of filing
the contract is required in
sales amounting to $2500 or less.
For copies of the form of pro
posal, form of contract and bond,
terms of payment, amount of de
posit required with bid, amount
of bond required with contract
and other information, applies
tion should be made to the ad
dress shown above. In Jackson
Countyt T. 33 S., R 2 W Sec.
35, all merchantable timber des
ignated for cutting on a portion
of the NE'4SE'4 and Dortion
of the S'4SE', estimated for the
purpose of this sale to be 180
M. feet Douglas Fir, 95 M, feet
down Douglas Fir, 22 M. feet
stamped Ponderosa Pine, 195 M.
feet down Ponderosa Pine, 10
M. feet White Fir, 7 M. feet
down White Fir, 10 M. feet down
Sugar Pine, 30 M. feet Incense
Cedar. No bid for less than $3.00
per M
ft. B.M. lor the Douglas
rir ana aown uougias r ir, so.au
per M. ft. B.M. for the stamped
Ponderosa Pine $4.50 per M ft
, . M "(t;B M f
;the whifaj FJr am) dQwn WhUe
pi. sr nn nor m f t r m for
the down Sugar Pine, $1.50 per
M. ft. B.M. for the Incense Ce
dar, or a total purchase price of
$1,961.30. will be considered.
Brush Is to be piled and burned
around landings and 30 feet each
iSIUCUl uuiaiimu, lajkkhik w uc
done by uaterpiliar-type tractor.
A cl fromylthe above
described area must be manufac-
tured in the local marketing
area designated by the O. & C.
Administration unless otherwise
authorized by the Chief Forest-.
er. if the unit prices bid are
?b?ve. those, authorized by MPR
460, they will be reduced to the
maximum permitted under that
order. In case of two or more
identical bids for the same tim
ber, the successful bidder will be
selected on the basis of compara
tive importance to the war pro
gram and ability to further the
objectives of the Act of August
28. 1037. The right is hereby re
served to waive technical defects
In this -advertisement: to rcioct
all bids, or to award the timber
for the amount of the highest
bid to other than the highest bid
der when necessary, nursunnt to
the Act of August 28, 1937 (50
Sjtat. fl74), In order to provide
permanence of the community
which is deoendent unon such
Industry. Dated at Portland,
Oreeon. this 28th day of April,
1945. W. H. Horning, Chief For
ester, O. and C. Administration.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE DISTRICT OF OREGON,
UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA V. 19 Bags, more or less,
each containing 50 pounds Flour
Public Notice Is Hereby Given
that on the 1st day of May, 1945,
13 Bags of Flour were arrested
and taken Into the possession of
and now are In the possession of
the United States Marshal for
the District of Oregon, pursuant
to a warrant end process duly
Issued by the Clerk of the United
States District Court for the
District of Oregon, in a suit for
condemnation and forfeiture en
titled United States of America,
Libelant, v 19 Bags, more or
less, each containing 50 pounds
Flour, brought under the provis
ions of Section 334, Title 21
U S.C. A., where It is sought to
have the above-described article
of food condemned and forfeited
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Reason should teach TQU not to place a bulb or ball In opening
if rupture, thereby spreading muscles apart.
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WTCHE THE RW IMMEDlATELVAr3ULfeU REFUSES MeJLYANP
GAMt.PETECMINEO NOT COE ROtNCMNS BOWM E Nt USUAL BY NlJ
TO CHAE TUtlfc RWL THE BTREtr ANCCU1 ETTIIS OFF OtoDQ-
vlls fen them ww ro WMTDoo ArrERrr mui' wenAse ofbau
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ASfjUC YHT ltr.1t0W6 cULLIS, nrtTENOsxa;
A rAT A5 M CAM CAkt HeAmavortB
for the following reasons: That
on or about the 16th day of Jan
uary, 1U4B, 3rd day of February
1945, and 9th day of February,
1945, the said Flour was shinned
in interstate commerce, from weeks. The date of the first pub
Seattle, Washington, to Medford, i licatlon of this citation is the
Oregon: that the said flour is - ' - ;
adulterated within the purview
of Title 21. United States Code,
Sections 342 (a) 3) and 342 (a)
(4) in that It consists in whole or
in part of a filthy substance and
in that it has been held under
unsanitary conditions; that all
persons claiming any right, title
or interest in and to the said
flour are hereby notified to ap
pear on or before the 4th day of
June, 1945, in the Federal Court
at Portland. Oregon, to show
cause, if any there be, why the
smuts &nuu!a not do aecreea
against and forfeited to the Unit
ed States as adulterated food.
JACK R. CAUFIELD, United
States Marshal; CARL C. DON
AUGH. United States Attorney
for the District of Oregon; ED
WARD B. TWINING. Assistant
United States Attorney.
CITATION
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate ot
WARREN COPPOCK, De
ceased. To HARVEY HENDRIX, LIL
LIAN M. HUNT, ELMER
HENDRIX, EFFIE RAINEY,
MAMIE- HAMPTON JONES,
ESSIE HAMPTON MUM
PHER, GOLDIE HAMPTON
HOLM, ALT A HAMPTON,
MARIE HAMPTON LANE,
WM. E. HAMPTON, JOHN E.
HAMPTON, HARRY HAMP
TON, sole and only heirs at
law of Warren Coppock, De
ceased, and to all heirs un
known, GREETINGS:
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, You are
hereby cited and required to ap-
nnnr in th fiinnlv fntirt nf thtt
Rtnto nf flrpffnn fnr.tho Pnuntu '
of Jackson in the Court Room in
the Jackson County Court house
at Medford, Oregon, in the !
County of Jackson, within
twenty-eight days from the date j
ox tne ursi puoiicauon ot tnis
citation and show cause, if any
exists, why an order of said
Court should not be made au-
ii :: . ir:n: A..
lllurilUK vviiiiuiii nuieiu leiu
n . j.., i '
tne auiy appoimea, quauuea ana
acting administrator of the estate
of Warren Coppock, deceased, to
sell the following described real
property, to-wit:
Lots No. 7 and 8, Block 19,
Dekum's Amended Addition
to the Town of Gold Hill,
Jackson County, Oregon.
Lots No. 12. 13 and 14. Block
28, Original Townsite of Gold
Hill, Jackson County, Oregon
at public sale as prayed for by
said administrator in his, peti
tion now on file in said Court.
This citation ts issued by order
of the above ' entitled Court,
K, A a All
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made and entered on the 19th
day of April, 1945. -
The time prescribed for publi
cation of this citation is once
'each week for four consecutive
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20th day of April, 1945.
Witness my hand and seal of
this County Court, affixed this
19th day of April, 1945. '
G. R. CARTER,
Clerk of the County Court.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
O. H. BENGTSON, Attorney.
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