EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thunder, Mar 31. 194$,
Your Health and It's Care
Br Oft WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Readers ihould address inquiries toi Dr. William Brady.
265 CI Carolno. Beverlr HUU. Calif.
THE ITCH GOES AROUND
When my nine-year-old. daugh
ter broke out with itch (writea a
reader from up north she does
not explain
how she knew
the child had
itch scabies,
a three - sylla
ble word, pro
nounced s k a-
bi-ez, e c ent
on the sua) i
rubbed her
with sulphur
' TV
and lard for
two weeks.
Seeing she was
Dr. Brady
getting worse
instead of better I gave her one-
half teaspoonful of sulphur and
Jelly the first and fourth day and
she was relieved and her skin
cleared beautifully. Would it be
a eood policy to give her this
tonic every spring? (Mrs. B.H.)
If the child had the itch (sca
bies) it is unlikely that merely
rubbing with sulfur and lard
would cure the disease, although
it might irritate the skin and ag
gravate whatever the primary
skin trouble may be. Of course,
if the trouble was really the itch
taking sulphur internally could
have had no influence upon it.
Nine times out of ten a skin
eruption or breaking out that
itches a good deal is not scabies.
Scabies, old fashioned "seven-
year" itch, properly treated can
be cured in twenty-four hours.
Being 'due to the itch mite, a
minute insect barely visible to
the naked eye, which burrows in
the skin and deposits its eggs in
the burrows, it is highly conta
gious through direct contact with
objects which have been contam-
' inated by a person with the dis
ease clothing, papers, books,
toilet articles, hats (trying on),
doorknobs, hanging straps, chair
arms. etc.
The diagnosis of scabies is not
easy unless the physician is fam
iliar with it and on the alert. One
reason why the itch goes around
in the spring and early summer
Is that a case has escaped recog
nition and the patient innocently
carries the disease into a com
munity where he or she goes to
work or play.
It is doubtful whether any
new-fangled remedy or treat
ment for the itch is superior to
sulfur ointment, provided this is
properly used. Sulfur ointment
is not Just sulfur and lard, but
the official U. S. P. sulfur oint
ment containing approximately
15 sulfur and the sulfur is ex
tinguished so finely incorporat
ed in the ointment base that no
particle can be seen or felwlth
the fingers. At least half a pound
of the ointment is necessary.
First a prolonged hot bath and
an all-over scrub with soap and
HEALTH TO YOU!
Corracf JUctof, Cofofc AitminH
Hmorrho!d (MUa), Pit.
aura, t inula. Hernia (Hup-j
lur) destroy fc-tallh-powct I
to ajB-abllftf to njor llfo, I
Our mat hod ol treatment 1
without hospital operation 1
luccessfullr employed lor 1
93 years. Liberal credit
terms, Call for examination -t
tend lot FREE booklet
Open fonfogt. Mod., Wo, h lt 7 to M
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Pkytltlan amf $wm
If. t. Cor. E, Burnside and Oraad Are.
Telephone EAat 3911, Portland 14, Oregon
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LEONG, Herbalist
IN. THE SPRING, TRA-LA
water and brush, to the limit of
tolerance. Then dry, and thor
oughly rub the sulfur ointment
on every part of the skin that
shows any sign of trouble. Wal
low in the ointment over night.
Next morning a bath, clean
clothes, clean bedclothes and
clean linen. If the sulfur oint
ment is properly made and ap
plied as described, not Just dab
bed on here and there, a cure
should be obtained. Of course
re-infestation will occur if any
clothing or toilet article or bed
linent used before the treatment
is used again without laundering,
a day in the sun, or dry cleaning.
QUESTIONS ll ANSWERS '
Preparlnc for Maternity
My wife exDecta her flrt-l .-hlM tn
about three monthi. Her mnHnlnn i.
good except awelllng of tha feet and
he can aleep only four hours a night.
A doctor advised her to He on ner
back with feet up against the wall,
but that seems impossible for her.
. w " I
Answer Then tr alAvatinff font nt
her bed from six to ten inches
fblocks that hiffh under Inw.r 1m nt
bed). Send stamped envelope bearing
your address and Inclose ten cents
coin for booklet "Preparing for Mater
nity." inclose ten cents addiuonal ir
you want also the 'Brady Baby
Book."
Salt In Hot Weather
Vou salrl salt ahnulri ht itn mnnt
freely In hot weather. How about eat
ing highly salted things such as pret-
Is, salted peanuta, saltlne crack
ers. . . .7 (L. W.
Answer All riffM. If vou can han.
die the extra food. Simplest practice
Is to take a five-grain tablet of salt.
or about five grains (a good pinch) of
salt with every glass of water. This
tends to prevent heat cramps and heat
exhaustion. It Is mora refreshing than
water alona, when you are sweaUng
irociy.
Vitamin R tn nlalmtea
Please exolaln the value of vitamin
B-complex In diabetes and its relation
to the dosase of Insulin. IL. J.)
Answer One function of vitamin B
Is to promote the metabolism or utili
zation of carbohydrate. The diabetes
patient supplementing the restricted
diet with vitamin B complex may find
It necessary after several weeks to re
duce the dally dosa of insulin. Send
ten cents and stamped envelope rear
ing your address, for booklet "Train
ing ror uiaoeies.
(Copyright 1949 by John F. Dlllt Co.)
T
Mllo Ross, M e d t o r d, was
named winner of a contest held
by the Southern Oregon District
Toastmasters' club in Klamath
Falls Monday night and will
represent this district at the
final state contest to be held in
Portland Saturday, June 2. Topic
of Ross speech was "America."
Other speakers at the meet
were Joe Hicks, Klamath Falls,
topic: "Political Medicine"; Capt.
S. C. Martin, Medford, "God's
Extra Gift": and Sanford Solby,
Klamath Falls, "Solid Fuel
Shortage for the Coming Win
ter." Members of the Medford
Toastmasters' club going to
Klamath Falls were Ray Harri
son, Lieutenant-governor of the
Southern Oregon district; George
Davis, secretary of the Medford
club; Mllo Ross, Capt. Martin,
Pat Graham and Claude Hag
gard.
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CHINESE HERBS
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Phone 5817
j'VILLE CLASS
IS
SLATED TONIGHT
Jacksonville, May 31 Gra
duation ceremonies for the 1045
senior class of Jacksonville high
school will be held this evening
at the school gymnasium at 8
o'clock. G. B. Goddard, super
intendent, announces. Margaret
Armpriest has earned the honor
of valedictorian and Charlotte
Niedermeyer that of saluta
torian.
Speaker of the evening will be
Ben H. Schmidt, director of the
Medford Y.M.C.A.
Baccalaureate services were
held for the graduates May 27
at Ihe Presbyterian church. The
Rev. L. H. Mitchelmore spoke
on "An Adventure in Tradition'
and special music was arranged
by the church choir and the high
school .sextette. The prelude
and processional were played by
Mrs. R. J. Harris.
Members of the graduating
class are: Margaret Armpriest,
Pauline Brown, Alfred Coffman,
Elinore Corbin, Delbert Hackert,
Ethel Lawrence. Josephine Kan
tor. Max Killingsworth, Luella
Mclntyre, Noble Meyer, Char
lotte Niedermeyer, Barbara Pur-
sell, Arlene Smets, Clara Smith
and Harold Von Stein.
TO 'DOUBLE TALK'
Washington, May 31 U.R
Presidential Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross said today that
President Truman "believes with
;" that there should be the
fullest flow of news from the
White House to the press.
He said the president "believes
in candor and hates all form of
double talk."
Ross spoke at a women's Na
tional Press club luncheon.
He disclosed that Mr. Truman
had decided to fly to San Fran
cisco by day rather than at night
because the president likes day
light flying "when he can see
the country."
THE GRANGE
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ann Grange held reeu-
lar meeting May 18 with large
attendance. State Deputy Mc
Clure gave an interesting talk.
4-H club leader, Jossy, furnished
moving pictures. The Elliotts
and Hansons served lunch.
Initiation degrees were given
Barbara and LaVern Yocom.
Third and fourth degrees were
given Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and two
sons Richard anU Harold, also
Betty Vanoosce.
H. E. C. met at Roxy Ann
Grange hall for housecleanlng
day May 16 Church day will be
held June 3 at Roxy Ann
Grange hall. Covered dish lunch
at 1:30 and services at 3 p. m.,
with the Rev. Millard as speaker.
The public is invited.
Next regular Grange meeting
will be June 1 with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Luh
man on serving committee. Next
H.E.C. meeting will be June 13
with Mrs. Wolf at her home on
Lone Pine road.
Gene Tedrlek was a visitor at
Grange.
BAR DEAN PASSES
San Diego, May 31 (U.R) ;
Alvln "Harry" Morris, dean of
San Diego bartenders and per
sonal friend of hundreds of old
time California sportsmen and
newspapermen, died today in
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Subcommittee of the American
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Commerce, of which Sen. Bur
ton K. Wheeler, D., Mont., is
ROGUE RIVER LODGE
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Phone Trail 1404
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I'O COME HOME ANP r' rf C. W vTiTOPA?r-
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chairman, arrived here today.
The Committee will Inspect
army, navy and air force com
munications in the Mediterran
ean theatre and will attend Me
morial Day ceremonies at Anzio
on Wednesday.
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to the music of
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PLAYING EVERY NIGHT
EXCEPT FRIDAY
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43 Beat (slang)
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48 Buddhist etrardi
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and Fire
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20 Amounts unpaid
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