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Newspaper Page TextTEK MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should addren Inquiries tot Dt. William Brady. 26S CI Camino Beverly Hills Calil. THESE Some time ago you published an article on dysmenorrhea (dif ficult or painful menstruation), and as I re member, you attributed most of It to neglect of edu- cation . . . You may be right as far as you go, but I ques tion any man's ability to ap preciate the misery most women have to Dr. Bradv endure. . But if education can alleviate this age old suffering of women, I'm for it. I have a daughter whom I would protect if I knew how. But I doubt that education alone will remedy this inherent feminine weakness. Most worn en know the cause of their pain but that knowledge does not al- levlate the discomfort. So please bring on this education of which you speak. Tens of thousands of us can use it. But for pete's sake please refrain from discounting a woman's ever present scourge (And on and on for two more pages in the same vein.) (Signed, Mrs .). Well, hang onto your make-up girls. Here we go again. The woman whose letter we take as text for today Illustrates what I mean. Like millions of her sex, many thousands of them high school or college graduates, she betrays her stupidity first by assuming that when I say dys menorrhea is in most instances due to neglect of education I necessarily refer to mental de velopment only. Honest educa tion includes development of the body as well as development of. the mind. The correspondent betrays her CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT April, 194S The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of April, 1045. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. General County Fund M. A. Beneka, $25.00; Faber's, $121.00; Fred Gibson, Treasurer Public Lands Commission, $206.00; O. & C. Association, $1000.00; G. C. Prescott, $00.30; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., $81.10; American Laundry, $9.80; Jackson County Health Dept. $46.00; Western Union, $6.44; Paciffc Tel. & Tel. Co., $77.65; C. M. Litwiller, $15.75; Frank Roller, $10.00; Charles R. Ray, $27.50; Robert M. Elder, travel, $42.20; Medford Printing Co., $11.25; Western Union, $1.66; Ashland Printing Co., Inc., $16.95; Medford Stationery Store, $2.85; J. K. Gill Company, $203.17; Vestal Chemical Labor atories, Inc., $26.00; Hubbard Brothers, Inc., $4.38; Medford Mail Tribune. $1.70; Standard Brands, $12.69; Frldeger Gro cery Company, $77.98; Ashland Creamery, $14.92; Monarch Seed & Feed Co., $3.60; Medford Sta tionery Store, $7.45; F. E. Sam son Co., $93.65; American Hos pital Supply Co., $5.85; Shell Oil Company, $4.68; Leever Hard ware Co., $18.50; Trowbridge & Flynn Electric Co., 45c; Talent Service Station & Garage, $1.00; California Oregon Power Co., 131.05: Western Oil & Burner Co., $136.49; Vounger's Appli ance Service Co., $15.00; Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., $7.45; Vern Smith, travel, $117.40; D. V. Hastings, travel, $R9.00; J. D. Pearson, travel, $70.20; Wm. Grenbemer, travel $110.00; Mar garet InRling, travel $5.95; How ard Gnult. travel, $5.00; Una B. Inch, travel. $47.95; Pacific Tele phone V Telegraph Co., $5.75; Office Stationary cV Supply Co., $3 75; Consolidated Freishtwavs Inc., $6.73; Hubbard Brothers, Inc., $8 05; Lovinger Disinfect ant Co. 58.40; Harvey L. Thomp son, $7.50; Maude G. Wvant, $.13.75; Wainscott's $20.63; Call fornia Oregon Power Company. $150.00; Frank Sleponek Co., $10,464.35; Floyd McKeo $40.00; Medford Printing Co., $15.75: Ofllce Slutloncrv Si Supply Co., $9 25; Klocker Printerv, $27.55; Henry A. Owens. $4.00; Dr. O. A. Welsh. $5.00: E. M. Wilson. $60.00; Syd I. Brown, travel. ACME SPRAY PAINTERS rarms ana dairies our specialty. Alio root paint ing No ob too large or too mall. Phone 3271 "MA YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. AXVil ft&ifc -iik J. H LEONG, Herbalist Thuridar May U. 194S WOMEN stupidity In the second place by demanding that I give tacit con sent to the benighted notion that women are fated to suffer pain, discomfort or disability just be cause they are women. That's the crowning piece of stupidity, if I know what stupidity means. I'm ashamed to confess I can't discuss this important question as frankly and as plainly as it should be discussed, in this col umn. But I have a pamphlet "Hy giene for Girls and Health for Women" which may mean the difference between years of com fort and years of discomfort and disability. Ask for a copy in writing a clipping will not suf fice and inclose stamped en velope bearing your address. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Nicotinic Acid for Canker Sores Mv lister suffers cruelly from fre quent canker sorei. A friend told her you rccommenaea nicotinic acta as remedy. (Mlu W. H.) Answer Buenos Aires pnysicians reponea inai aaiiy noses 01 anoui loo nig. of nicotinic acid (three doses of 50 nig. dally) give rapid relief and bring about quick healing of so-called canker sores. Softenlnr Hara Nans What can I apply to very hard toe nans to soften tnem so j can trim ana file them? (J. Ij.) Answer Apply w mo iwu viiu kn off from skint official Solution of Potassium Hydroxide i solution or caustic potasni. mis win souen uie nail enough to permit cutting. wnat. no anakeouer Suffering from neuritis back. shoulders, arms. Heard that ona ounce prickly ash berries In one pint of whiskey will relievo or cure it. What la your opinion? (A. W. L.) Answer It is worthless, perhaps harmful. Better have medical advice. wneat to Kit Would Ilka your monograph on HMd Noises and Deafness. Also In structions for taking vitamin B com plex. Happy to report I have found great benefit from the use of plain wheat as you suggested It truly has worked as "poor man's Insulin" in my case of diabetes. (L. T. W Answer send stamped envelope bearing your address, for pamphlet Wheat to cat. ir you nave oiaDeica r hereriltarv tendency thereto in close ten cents for booklet "Training for Diabetes." . (Copyright 1945 by John T. Dllle Co.) $147.30; Department of Agricul ture, $29.72; Roy J. Rogers, $59.00; General Road Fund. $21.40; California Oregon Power Co., $1.96; Bovs" & Girls' Aid Society, $40.00; Otis Elevator Co., $32.50; Zellerbach Paper Company, $66.90; Trowbridge & Flynn, $2.36; Lorenz Co., $9.19; Community Hospital, $3.50; Frank Etcpanek & Co.. $1782.30; Medford Laboratories, $40.00: Office Stationery & Supply Co., $6.90; First National Bank, $6909.20; Ina Huson, $30.00; Chas. F. Metzker, $45.00; Wm. W. P. Hnlt. S25 00- nnttv Rees. $40.47; Wm. G. Haziewood, $89.70; Blanche Frlsble, travel, $35.00; Pacific Tel. & Tie. Co.. $5.65; C. R. Bowman,- travel, $20.05; Frank DeSouza, $51.70: Medford Millwork Co., 48c; Charles Angle, $3.00; J. C. Poitevlnt, $3.00; M. M. Morgan, $14.98: V. B. Ward, $14.98: A. C. Dietrick, $11.98; C. Marion Smith, $37.90; Clinton A. Smith, $55.13; Catholic Charities, Inc., $40.00; Children's Farm Home, $25.00; Oregon Protective Soci ety, $10.00; Parker-Scott Co.. $2.46; H. E. Llnd 4 J. W. Bar nard, $2960.00; Robert M. Elder, Travel, $4.S0; Mrs. Maude G. Wyant, $22.50; Frank J. Hoi brook. $10.75; Office Stationery & Smply Co., $10.75; Clyde Balderson, $144.27; Don Poling. $44.73; Dick Head, $31.95; Verna L. Matthews. $3.00; Ruby Nelson $3.00; Leta Kyle. $3.00; Mae C. Henselman, $3.00; Victor Bur sell, $3.00; Mildred L. Haines, $3.00; Cyrus S. Hamilton, $3.00; American Red Cross, $412 50; Thomas Hora, $71.90; Alfred E. Sheehan, $63.90; Wm. Shopp, $100.00; Nclle W. Burns $127.50; Pearl D. Turner, $84.37; Mamie L. Shaffer, $93.75; Hazel Lester, $61.87; Vera Coombs, $78.75; Nettle Thompson, $44.85; Dr. Chas. T. Sweenev, $5.00; Willies Electric Co., $2 59: Medford Sta tionery Store, $1.00; A. E. Sim mons. $4.00; Office Stationery & Supply So., $19.75; West Const Printing t Binding Co., $110.75: Floyd McKee, $40.00; Klrby J. Tant, $40.00; Aetna Life Insur ance Co.. $12.24: National Hospi tal Ass'n. $65 00; G. R. Carter, Trustee. War Bonds, $493.15; G. R. Carter Trustee. War Tax, $1383 71; Lester L. Lewis $40.00; Bruce Bauer Lumber Co SI 7.33: City Sanitary Service Co., $5.00; Don Crulkshank, Typewriters, $7.50; Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., $13.45; Office Stationery St Sup ply Co. $2.80; Howard Gault, travel. $10.25; Vern S. Smith $86.25; J. D. Pearson, travel, $60.30; State Industrial Accident Commission, $8005; California Pacific Utilities Co., $7.12; East Side Market. $96 22; Snlder's Dairy, Inc., $22.71; Peerless Mar ket. $3.90; Quality Market $6.08: Fluhrcr's Bakery,' $17.24; Una B. Inch, travel, $27.60: Pacific Telephone t Telegraph Co. $27.10; D. V. Hastings, travel. $93 75; Klocker Prlntery $41.60; Office Stationery & Supply Co., $14.65; Commercial Printing Co., Inc.. $41.74; G. R. Carter postage, $6.40; Ashland Printing Co., Inc. $15.20: Ashland Print ing Co.. Inc.. $7.00; Ashland Chamber of Commerce, $600.00; Jackson County Chamber of REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Piles Prostate Gland Ecteme and all die. orders ot Liver Kidney Trouble and ither complaints disappear alter using CHINESE HERBS Removed to Sparla Bid?. Phon. S817 Commerce, $1200.00; G. W. Neilson, $7.00: Manns Depart ment Store, $3.65; Standard Brands, $7.06; California Oregon Power Co., $30.51; Economy seed dt teed Co.. S3.HU; Ameri can Laundry, $4.69; Groceteria Super Food Markets, $3.04 Frideger Grocery Co., $15.49; Osmund Sc Company, $57.27 Medford Meat Co., $32.10; F. E Samson Co., $75.20; Porter Lum ber Co., $1.60; American Hospi tal Supply Co., $31.05: Shell Oil Co., $5.00; W. H. Travis, $4.00; A. Jeldness, $2.00; Irvin Dahack, SZH.UU: A. W. McQuat. $4.00 Amos McKee, , $3.00; Robert Wockner, $3.00; Donald Green, $3.uu; J. xl. Brydson, $3.00: Katie C. Ash, $6.00; S. J. Daly $3.00; Al White, $3.00; Homer Meeds, $2.00; Carl Frosch, $3.00; J. w. Neathamer, $3.00; H. M Paulson, $2.00; W. E. Dawson $2.00. Civilian Defense Ashland Rationing Board $20.00; Medford Rationing Board, jau.uo; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., $7.75; Helen Jackson. Sfln.lOr Ci. R fnrtpr Trustee, $19.90. Jackson County Library Chicago Library Service, 75c; Doubleday Doran Co., $2.83; Gaylord Brothers, $5.35; J. K. Gill Co., $15.23; Oregon News Co., $31.91; Marjorie S. Hopkins, $4.86; Gordon Price, $15.00; Jeannette L. Thompson, $22.40; Katrina Runtz, $27.31; Ruth Drysdale, ' $32.62; Marjorie S. Hopkins, $74.30; E. Fay Woolsey $65.30; State Industrial Accident Commission, 98c; G. R. Carter, Trustee $43.55; Mrs. J. F. Brown $6.00; Mrs. Belle Hart, $6.00; E. A. Hildreth, $6.00: Mrs. R. H. IWOOre. 5B.00: Mrs. I.eelah .Inn... $6.00; Mrs. Jewel Routh, $8.00; Mrs. Beulah Dusenberry, $6.00; " ii. u. oieaaman, sb. 00 Mrs. Clara Poole, $6.00; Jackson county Library, $17.82 rioad Funds Shell Oil C.n siu 70- r.BrD..i Petroleum Cnrnnnifi "wire leiepnone fie Telegraph Co., $4.77; Oregon Nevada Call- lurnia f ast f reieht SI 79.- rv. soiiaated reightways,-Inc 99c; City Of Ashlanri S7. sn. Cooper Corporation, $44.45; The niie motor i;o., $14.75; Med ford Lumber Co., $390.00; Wood- Dury LomDanv. siiHRn- Acerb ated Lumber Co., $102.03; Mad den s Tire Shnn 1 nn. irn.,,i t-ooper corporation, $32.80; Ore gon Nevada California Fast Freight $5.93; California Oregon -"-. t.uu; limner Pro ducts Co.. $20.00- H. r. PrltM,. Biu co., z.un; Lorenz Co., $2.94 F. S. Ramey, $30.00: Gilmore Oil Co., $735.02; White Motor Com- l???Sr?4-fl!: wodbury Company $71.69; Eugene Dletintn rn l nn. , - C. Z. Bovden. $171 .nn'' rrinu roiey, $151.65; R, E. Welch $134.11; Percy Haley, $125.97; r j i."IM, Claud Wade. $107.55- rrJ ni .106.94; H. C. Dooms! 161 12 ffj l"e?' $130.22; Jim Merritt. fl.J7t.UiJ.- .1. Hmhfim t QflK. Dennis Lee, $147.07; w'. M. Telh- erow. J1JJ.28; H. Sandvig, $6.39 j-yai Hartman. $130.42; Wesley Hartman. $150.00; Warren Bar- Si 27 7?. Vif ,Artnrur B0Rgi. ill : ,Cnes,er I. Bourne, SiIi'7.3:rW'.J- Bl"-bWge $132.57 Robert Crelg, $191.22; Charles P.0,0!; $'68-27: R- N. Finney. $129.25; J. L. Harris, $103.02 Thomas Hora. $61.91; H. J. K""1'- 136 60; Oscar C. Lewis, $108.95; Joseph R. Miller. $162.42; David O.- Modrell $160.32; W. W. Phillip,, $170.00; K. J. Rinabarapr !7fl in. ti Roseberry. $164.15; Harry W Sc8Kln $l 17.23; Alfred E Shee- tan9?-1?1 iavman Thomas. $82.84 Jack Thrasher, $40.74: Harold E ToIIe. $153.22; Alfred Ty,68-47: Edward H. Tut tle, $170.00; Medford Water Commission, $6.40; California Oregon Power Co., $45.20; Hub bard Bros.. $38.72; Medford Con crete Construction Co., $223 20 Porter Lumber Co., 60c; Big Pine, Lumber Co.. $7.60; Cullen Motor & Implement Co., $2.89- i2n- PwuL)VMtT Commission'. $2.50; Whittle Transfer Com- $l340: Liltrcl' Pa. 105; R. A. Holmes Inc Agency, $977.54; Howard Coop er Corporation. $38.53; Medford Service Station S2B9 m. nu.. Tire Exchange, $20.88; Western union, sz.50; Standard Oil Co, $2.78; Woodbury Co., $29.87; Lorenz Co., $9.18; "diet" Leon ' J,5-98; City of Ashland, $2.50; Colyear Motor Sales Co., $16.28; Medford Plate Glass & Mirror Co.. 50n- HniihnrH. vuro,. Co., $4.25; Roeue River rhoinv let, $8.63: Thomas Rnmhnprv $20.00; Paul B. 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Approximately 45 per cent of the July draft calNpf 90,000 men will be made up of 18 year olds. The percentage may be larger later on. The 18-year-olds must however, ' be given six months' training before being sent into combat. That's by congressional decree. Almost all the remainder of men to be called up will be un der 30. Selective Service an nounced yesterday that all men 30 and over would henceforth be deferred "indefinitely" as long as they hold useful jobs. On the Radio Chain I I A I I II M I Chain arrtllatlno and wbera tne are un ths dial. KAl.K ICBS) I1J0 Portland HKX NHC-Blue I lao Portland KUA (NHr-Hlua and MUSI. 1510 Spokane. KGO (NUt: time) 8 It) San Kranv-lsro. KUW IMBC-Kedl C2U Portland: KJR INHC-Bluel 100U Seattle. KNX ICBSI IV10 Lrfis Anaeles. KOA (Nlir-Kedl 830 Center. KOIN (IKS). ! Port land KtlMII (NBC-Kedl S50 Seal Ue KPO (NB Red). (80. Ill Francisco. KSI ICUSI 1160 Sail Lake City Time Shown la PWT 1 Tnursoay ' 9:00 p m Sam Hayes and the ..ewi MBS. 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I 3 4 5 7 8 "9 10 A 27 IP 3 p ZWLZZWZZL "WJZZ'ZZ-WZZ 47 " 45 19 n Uir. kt tJaite fstlm livsJovte. la. KNOW? that fenders are now available for all Chevrolet pas senger cars and trucks from 1939 through 1942. ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PLZZH DOWN 1 Dolts 3 White fur 3 Prefix: back 4 Gentle blow 6 Portico 6 Tribal group 7 Flowed 8 Indefinite ' . article 9 Sea duck 10 Genders 12 Flee 13 Bind IS Knob 19 Contest 31 Seed pod of marsh reeds 33 Destroy 25 Caper . 37 Poem 38 Cry of triumph 30 Palna 31 Voice of Wisdom 32 Froth 33 Icy 34 Nonsense (slafi 35 Happy 37 yellowish clay 39 Unratloned 40 Shade trees 43 Prefix: two 44 Take food 47 Gold (her.)' . 49 Sua god FlAlDl SlHAlM AIRiElS RIE S TO R TE 51 l og ?Ila yEc rJIe YflS LARDTgT n e r H s r a tTeS r Te hsjep hi-neHIe ai I I , J-EaaMlgQl i. E A 5 " N A vtr G A flf L IE IE SI ISIE lNlsIslAg