TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Your Hsalth and It's Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY- M.D.
Readers should addrau Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady.
264 El Camino Brl Hllla. Calii.
A GRUDGING WORD
A famous novelist says he has
suffered nearly all his life from
frequent headaches and he has
l r 1 e a every
t h i ng doctors
could suggest,
with little or
no benefit. A
year or two
ago. he says,
he read in this
column an ar
ticle about the
use of castor
oil as a rem
edy for the un
derlying trou
ble, not as a
Dr. Brady
relief for the headache Itself.
I have never taken as much
as half a teaspoonful of castor
oil, the novelist says, but I have
taken a few drops every morn
ing for the past year or two, and
it is certainly a fact that my
headaches have been greatly re
duced iri number and that I have
gotten over them more quickly.
It may be that there Is some
hormone-like substance m cas
tor oil but, as you said physi
cians do not know how to ex
plain the effect of the castor oil
treatment of this condition.
The sufferer who elects to give
the treatment a try for migraine,
facial neuralgia or intractable
"nervous" or neuralgic head
ache, should take a certain dose
of fresh pure castor oil dally,
preferably shortly after rising
each morning, and determine the
dose by trial and error the pur
pose being to take only as much
as possible short of producing
the laxative effect of a full dose
of castor oil. Most persons find
that about ten drops dally is suf
ficient.' Simplest way to take it
is in soft capsules which come
ready to take each capsule con
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California Is one of the three
most Important petroleum pro
ducing states of the union.
Administrator's Nolle ol .
Sal of Real Property
Notice is hereby givfn that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of J. A. Edington, de
ceased, tinder and in pursuance
of an Order of the County Court
of Jackson County, Oregon,
made and entered of record July
8. 1943, will on the 4th day of
August, 104.1, at the office of
Gus Newbury in the United
Slates National Bank Building,
In Mctlfnrd, Oregon, sell at pri
vate sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
. real property, to-wit:
Tne Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter and the
Northwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter of Section
21. Township 36 South, Range
1 East of the W. M., Jackson
County, Oregon,
subject to confirmation by said
Court.
W. W. EDINGTON.
Administrator of the Estate of
J. A. Eriingtnn, deceased.
QUS NEWBURY.
Attorney for Administrator. .
Friday, July 6. 1943
FOR CASTOR OIL
taining approximately 5, 10 or
more drops.
After the first eight or ten
weeks a dose each alternate
morning is sufficient, and this
may be continued two more
months.
After that a dose once or twice
a week for several more months.
After that write Ol Doc Brady
how much good the treatment
did or did not do you.
- QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Pores
Our biology teacher said If wm use
deodorant cream It may cause cancer
and It closes the porea of the akin
and prevents wastes from leaving the
Doay. i miss i. u.;
Answer Any " on who Imagines
'wastes" leave the body through the
skin Is too gullible. Even primary
scnooi pnysioiogy snouia leacn you
thai the skin Is not an excretory or
eliminating organ. Practically onlv
water and salt leave the body In the
sweat. If the deordant cream does not
Irritate the skin too much for comfort
It is narmiess to use.
Diabetes
I am diabetic. Have had two Insulin
reactions recently- or so my doctor
says. My husband says they are not
reactions. (Mrs. P. T. H.)
.Answer The doctor should know.
Send ten cents and stamped envelope
bearing your address for booklet
Training for Diabetes." Leave the In
sulin problem to the Judgment of your
doctor.
, Asthma and Allergy
I was under treatment for a year for
asthma and allergy. Then the doctor
referred me to a specialist . . . finally
I wrote you, and following suggestion
In your (ftimphleta I began taking cal
cium and vitamin D and am happy to
say my troubles are over. tH. R.I
Answer Fine, but who knows
whether the calcium and vitamin D or
old C. O. Incidence brought relief? I
do believe Ca and D. eaten daily as a
supplement to the diet, corrects the
nutritional deficiency responsible for
asthma allergy, eczema, migraine,
"nervous" headaches, recurring hives,
hay fever, hyperkinetic rhinitis, per
ennial hay fever and spurious sinusitis
in many Instances. .It la not medicine,
and It can do no harm to try tt In any
case Anything less than two or three
months trial is hardly worth while.
Send stamped self addressed envelope
for pamphlet "Relief for Allergy." If
you want also pamphlet on Asthma,
hay fever, hlvea. headache, eczema.
Inclose ten cents for each addiuonal
(Copyright 14 by John r. Dllle Co.)
E4
TOPS FOR MONTH
Thunderstorms and hail on
June 4 brought the greatest
amount of precipitation in any
24 hour period of the month, a
total of .92 inches on June 4 and
5, according to the monthly me
teorological summary of the
Medford station of the weather
bureau.
'A total of 13 clear days were
recorded, five partly clouded
and 10 cloudy, while only two
days brought a measurable
amount of precipitation.
Highest temperature for the
month was 101 degrees on June
10, which is the maximum re
corded here yet this summer.
Lowest was 30 degrees on June
14. Extremes during the month
of June since 1011 were 100 de
grees on June 6, 1026, and 32
degrees on June 12 in 1017.
A monthly mean of 30.00 was
reported for barometric pres
sure.
SPARS Needed to
Take Over Jobs
as Men Go to Sea
. Portland: Need for more men
at sea as the Pacific war expands
creates a necessity for more re
cruits In the SPARS, women's
branch, of the U. S. Coast Guard
reports the Coast Guard Recruit
ing Station at 806 S.W. Morrison
street, Portland.
Thousands of Coast Guard
men now serving at sea were
made available by SPARS tak
Ing over Jobs which they former
ly held ashore, declares Recruit
ing Officer, O. L. Puckett.
VMore women 20 to 36. e.tpecl
ally those with office training
and experience, are needed to
help swell these ranks of men
rcieasea irom snore duties, ac
cording to the recruiter.
Man Stabs Wife
In Jealous Rage
Seattle. July 6 U.R Blam
ing his act on "uncontrollable
Jealousy," a 26-year-old shipyard
worker, Charles Ray Ross of
Knoxvlllc, Tenn., admitted he
killed his auburn-haired bride of
four months today with a flve-
inrh hunting knife, police said
"My wife had been unfaithful
to me on many occasions," Ross
told police. "I lost my head and
stabbed her. That s all."
TORNADO RIPS THROUGH
NEBRASKA FARM HOUSE
Rising City. Neb.. July 6 AI R)
At least a dozen persons Injured
by a tornado which killed six
people as It tore through a farm
community weft of here were
taken to a hospital in Columbus
todhy.
The tornado struck last night
at the James Henderson home,
demolished the house, and killed
Mrs Henderson, her four-year-
old son, and a guest, Dedle Als
house, a beauty operator of
David City.
WEATHER "
Northern California: Clear to
day, tonight and Saturday ex
cept coastal fog. Not much
change In temperature. Gentle
wind off coast mostly northwest.
Burning, Theft Of
Goods Charged By
London, July 6 (U.R)
Charges that American army
goods, . from bedsheets to am
bulances, either were being
burned or stolen and sold for
high profits were made in pro
vincial courts today.
In a trial at Westbury, Wilt
shire, a fitter named Alfred
Grist said that he had seen
thousands of dollars worth of
equipment go up in smoke at the
Warminster ordnance dump,
where he formerly worked.
Grist was fined $60 for unlaw
ful possession of two American
army tires, a Jack, and a head
lamp. He said he had taken the
AT
Construction of a riaval radio
station is under way on city
owned land at the Jackson coun
ty fairgrounds and operation is
expected tdlbegin in a few days.
The building, a small concrete
tile affair, is being constructed
with money provided by the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce and will be rented
to the Navy for $25 per month.
Reason for Chamber of Com
merce financing was said to be
because the building was needed
immediately and. radio techni
cians and operators brought here,
to operate the device will bring
an added payroll to the city.
The station will be operated
by Naval Air Transport Service
Command, Oakland, Calif., and
will be used to furnish radio
communica tion with navy
planes flying in this area.
Friends Church
Vacation School
To Open Monday
A vacation Bible school, spon
sored by the Friends church will
begin next Monday at the How
ard school, Old Pacific highway,
according to Milo C. Ross, local
pastor. The Sunday school
council, headed by Marjorie Vo-
taw, has secured the assistance of
Esther Hendricks White of Sher-
word, and Llla Newby of New-
berg, as teachers in cooperation
with a staff of local workers.
Mrs. White is a Friends minis'er
who has majored in children's
activities and teaching.
The school is open to all chil
dren of grade school age. Stories,
handwork, songs, games and
Bible lessons are part of the cur
riculum. Chalker'i Motel & Lodge
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HERE ts a pleasant little game that will gwt you a messag
very day. It Is a numerical puul designed to spell out
your fortune. Count the letters In your Arst nam. If the number
at letter Is 6 or more, subtract 4. If Uia number Is less than .
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THE MINUTE THAT SEEMS A TEAR
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items only .after they were ready
to be destroyed.
Grist testified to seeing the
"wholesale burning of complete
lorries with tires and hundreds
of tons of lumber fit for building
houses.' He said that "small
tools and thousands of new nuts
and bolts were crushed Into the
road to destroy them."
"I've seen lots of piles all
made up for the sole purpose of
burning,' said another, witness,
Frederick Webber, head fore
man at the Warminister depot.
"Sometimes ISO fitters have
stood by with me and watched
the burning of all this stuff."
U, S. National Lists
Substantial Gains
In Latest Report
Geo. T. Frey, manager of the
Medford branch office of the
United States National Bank, re
ports substantial gains in depos
its and resources for this large
Oregon financial Institution. 1
In its statement of condition
to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency as per the official call of
June 30, the -United States Na
tional Bank reported deposits of
$500,580,564.41 and resources of
$530,064,022.03.
Deposits, now at an all time
high, represent an increase of
$81,450,449.85 over the corre
sponding 1044 call date. During
the same period, resources in
creased iby $83,523,502.25.
. "This is a truly splendid rec
ord," stated Mr. Frey. "We are
proud of the progress of this fine
bank but even prouder of the
constantly increasing - facilities
for serving our customers which
these figures indicate.
Ordnance Plants . '
Declared Safest J .
Work In America
CHICAGO (U.R) Despite the
dangers of handling explosives,
a Job in an army ordnance plant
is safer than any in American
industry, according to Capt.
Lawrence W. Schott of the ord
nance office here.
Schott said the army plants
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Br CLUYAJ WILLIAMS
have the lowest rate of occupa
tional injuries and diseases in
the United States. This is due, he
explained, to a well-organized
safety and health program.
Medical officers and safety ex
perts are assigned to each plant.
They give every applicant a com
plete physical examination and
placed him in a Job he can do
safely and efficiently. The Job,
as well as the worker, Is studied
carefully to determine the safest
and most healthful working con
ditions obtainable.
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carried on to acquaint employ-1
ees with personal hygiene. Em-i
phasis is placed on proper nutrl-1
tion, recreation and avoidance
of fatigue. i
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