Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 05, 1945, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Your Hsalth and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Rader thould address Inquiries toi Dr William Brady. 265 CI Camloo BoTorly Hilli. Calif. TEETH TO Q She cannot seem to get help from any doctor for paralyzed eyelids or droopy lids. One lid Is completely down and the other halfway down. The focus is wrong but the eye sight is O.K. Twenty-six of her teeth were sound but were removed to see if it would help. It didn't help a bit . . . (K.H.G.) Drooping eyelid (doctors call it ptosis) usually affects both up per lids, tfibugh one lid may droop more than the other. If the condition is congenital (present at birth) the lids of both eyes droop and only operation which connects the lids with the muscles that elevate the brows will correct the. trouble. In some cases of ptosis of only one lid the condition may be from pa ralysis and with medical treat ment it may be remedied in the course of a few months. . In any case if the lid droops enough to partially cover the pupils, so that tho individual has to throw back the head to get clear vision or to see out from under the drooping lid, some sort of operation should be done. This operation may be done under local anesthesia, painless ly. It involves no risk to the eyes or eyesight. The correspondent states that "twenty-six of her teeth were sound but were removed to see if it would help. It didn't help a bit." By way of compensation for that atrocity thirteen teeth of the doctor who conspired to perpe trate that crime should be re moved to see if it would help, that is, if two such preposterous mountebanks can muster that many teeth between them. This shocking malpractice, whether committed by the doctor or by the dentist or by both in collusion, calls for a drastic rem edy. A lawsuit for damages in a reasonable sum never less than $1000 per tooth seems In dicated. If my teeth were in volved you betcha there would be such a suit. Mind, now, I do not believe or Imply that extraction of one or, rarely, more than one tooth, may not be the best treatment for this or that condition which, in the judgment of a physician and a dentist, Is due to focal infection. Mrs. America (Acmm Tthphota) Mrs. fCKKf Payne, Hopcvillc. Oa tiiimed ' Mrs. America" of 1B45 In Seventh annual beauty contest at Palisades Park. N. J. She was re ently chosen Miss Atlanta, only to ie dbqualllled when It was learned he was married. With new title, ahe wliu $1000 and teu-cily tour. Dr. Brady PICKERS WANTED GOOD PICKING LONG JOB CLOSE TO TOWN HOLLYWOOD ORCHARD 1 Mil Wett of Medford on Jackionvillo Highway Friday. Oct. S, 1945 AMBLE WITH I do believe and say that It is never Justifiable to remove such a tooth or teeth in the circum stance unless the doctor and den tist have first considered the question in consultation and agreed upon the sacrifice of the tooth or teeth. I wish people would not tell me these things. I shudder every time that statement recurs to mind: "Twenty-six of her teeth were sound but were removed to see' if it would help." It seems painfully evident that something is rotten in the state of Medicine, QUESTION'S & ANSWERS Lead Arsenate May I have the instruction! print ed some time ago for removing lead Arsenate residues from vegetables, 'eaves fruit, etc? (Mrs. M A ir.) Answer Ordinary warming will not remove all of the dried residues of such spray from greens, fruits and a nova ground vegetaoies. Alter ordin ary wobhlng, rinse or stand for a lew minute in 1 hydrochloric acid solu tion in water, then rinse the acid away with clear running water. To prepare 1 hydrochloric solution mix a pint of medtcinnl Dilute Hydro chloric Acid (USP BP) which is 10i strength, with nine pints of plain water. Bellyache and Nausea What effect would mild poisoning trom siray residue on lettuce, celery lyid ot.ner things eaten raw or in talad have If one got an overdone? K. W.) Answer Suspicious enough to war rant excluding such items from the diet lor a week are vague bellyache with nausea, with or without diarrhea. Foods Leaving Acid Ash Pleace give a list or foods that leave acid ash In the system. IK. J. W Answer Egi'. meat, fish, white bread are the main foods in the list, fiend twenty-five cents and stamped 1 elf iidrened envelope for the red book What to Eat and Why. It con tain lists of acid-ash alkali-ash, neu tral ah foods. (Copyright 1043, John r. Dllle Co.) On the Radio Chain a 1 A l I O N 9 Chain affiliation and where the are un the dial. HAI.fc MMrii I J JO Portland, KKX (AUCt 1190, Pt.rlUnd KUO tAllCI 810 Han Pranrlsi-o KiiW (MIL) 620 Portland KJR (ABC) 1OU0 Statue KMX (CHSi .010 bus An getes, KOA (NBC) B50 Denver KOIN tCBK) lu Portland, KOMO (NIUJ 930 Seattle, KI'O (NIlC. 6KU San rranrlsrn: KSI (f'B&l 1160 Sail Lake City Time B tan wd is PWT FRIDAY 8 00 p m terry and Pirates ABC: O.K. For Release. NBC" News, MBS. d 16 p m Dick rra.-y ABC, Super man MBS Betty and Bob NBC Slid p m 4m a Armstrona BC News, CBS: C'npt. Midnight. MBS. ft: 45 o m Elmei Peterson Commen tary NBC: Itoymond Mwtng. ABC Tom Mix, MBS, News. CBS. 6:00 n m . famous Jury Trials ABC: Gabriel lleatter. MBS; People Are Funny, NBC; lilnny Sims., CBS. 8:lh n m Rrnl Lite Stories MHS 6:30 p.m. Waltz Time. NBC; Those websters. CBS The Sharif! A lit: tinntltuht Hands MBS 7:00 p.m Mystery Theater, NBC: Man from G-2 ABC; Durante and Moore Shaw. lbs. 7 if) u m News MBS 7:30 p m. Easy Listening, CBS; Lone Ranger MBS. BUI Stern NBC Johnnie Russell ABC 6:00 p m Man Named Jordan. CBS. Supper Club NUC; Adventures ol Nero Wolfe. MBS Bit p m rieeiwood Law ton NBC lack Smith Show CBS 8:C0 p m Duffy's Tavern, NBC: It Pays to he Ignorant. CBS. This la Your FBI. ABC WOO d m Night Editor. NBC: Am nassadot Hotel. ABC; News. MBS: Al drich Family CBS II IS p m Cited toi Valor NUC 0 30 p m Knte Smith Hour. CBS: News. ABC: Three Sons. NBC. I -1.00 p m t uiuin Lewis jr. MBS News. NBC. 10-3(1 p m Orchestra NBC- Orches tra, CBS; San Francisco Opera. NBC. 1 1 (Hi p m Oruheatra N UC; Or ehasura CBS aarurday 5 p. m. Gilbert and Sullivan Festi val, AHC; Now Take My Case, NBC; Symphonic Strings, MBS. 5:30 n.m., Man From G-2, ABC; Cosmo Tune Company, MBS; Sophis ticated Swing, NHC. SAb a m News CBS; Elmer Peter on NBC trvA'lS m Burn Oance NBC; Your HltVV.ftde CBS 8:iTp m Can You Top This? NUC; Fllnht to Pacific. ABC 6 43 p m Saturday Serenades CBS 7 00 p m. Judy Canova, N BC; Hoonler Hop ABC 7:15 p m Report to the Nation. CBS. 7 30 p m Grand Ol Opry NBC. Red Rvder. MUS: Hayloft Hoedown ABC 8.00 p. m.. Hayloft Howdown. ABC; Truth oi Consequence, NUC; Chicago Theatre of the Air, MBS; Just Enter tainment, CBS 8 3) om. Life of Riley, NBC: Songs hv Johnnie Huuell, ABC; Mayor of the Town. CBS 0 00 p nf Gang Busters, ABC; The Twelve Players CBS; News. MBS; 0 ft p m Dream Boat. MBS 9 30 p m. Orchestra, MUS; Three Sons. NBC. 0 4.1 p. in. Don't You Belteve It, CBS; Lee Sims Pianist, NUC. 10 oo p m News, NUC; Kay a Kan teen ABC 10:10 p.m. Hollywood Barn Dance. CBS; Paul Carson, ABC. 10:4a p m Un-hestra. NBC, 1 1 p. m Orchestra, CBS; News. ABC; Orchestra NUC. Court House News Dlrorce Complaint, Ramona Crenshaw vs. Dale E. Crenshaw. Dlvorc Decrees Oscar Bcrglund vs. Augusta Berglund. Closing ttma (ol Classified Art, 8 30 ill loo Lale in Classify 13:13 p m Tells Engagement v A' (jirme 1 ulephoto) Miss Prlscllla A. Johnson posh Ir, her Washington, D. C, aportmcm after announcing her engagement to West Point Cadet John Doollttlc. son of Gen. and Mrs. James Doollttle Deadlock Holds Montana Dailies Butte, Mont., Oct. 5U.R Newspapers in four Montana cities suspended operations for the seventh day today as mem bers 'if International Typograph-1 ical unions continued to remain I off jobs in a deadlocked contract dispute. Officials of the strike-bound Missoula Missoulian, Helena In dependent Record, Butte Host and Standard and Anaconda Standard said no settlement was In sight. SEATTLE VETERAN IS NEW GAR COMMANDER Columbus O., Oct. 5 (U.R) Hiram R. Gale 99 year-old Seat tle veteran who fought with the Union army through some of its bloodiesf campaigns and was discharged before he was 20 years old was elected commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic today. Indianapolis bid for next year'i encampment If one is to be held. INCUBATOR KILLS BABY Oxnurd Cal , Oct. 5 (U.R) In adequate incubator equipment at St. John's hospital caused the death of the three-hour-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc Donald, a coroner's inquest ruled today. Witnesses at yesterday's hearing said the infant slipped from its mattress in tho incubator into a row of five electric bulbs used to heat the device. The baby died last Friday. "Can't you glvo our garage man a service ribbon? He's been wonderful!" If you drive a Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler, go to your dealer for regular service. Regular care by skilled me chanics savea you money in the long run. Your dealer can apply the experience and equipment needed for a dependable lob. And when you Insist on MOPAR, you gel part engi neered especially for your ear or truck. Plymouth, Dodge. DeSoto. Chrysler Service la Good Service! Tune la Andre Koatelanots. Thursdays. CBS, 9 P. M.. EST. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS m& TfinlT ' -tiiw M FMwwr: ftwirtrtt or fitt fcrcN'5 ais r KCitWiD TCM: Af II NfEliSo f MK4 rtRllVS 6N'r TA r0H ft "WE IWJiNNf. CN rTf lH WE CEIA1? sWE;E TNC0 V,A WYlNtj C-lf "K TiKNUCE RE ATVTOR WMtR, M It i& KIMVK 1MA1 1RAWUP UP "it PiLi NX VtV Mliv-tP WiD HIT Hr TihcER EEN WARRING CHINESE FORCES Chungking. Oct. S U.P Five liaison planes today drop ped emergency rations to Amer ican troops and Red Cross girls trapped in Kunming's western suburbs between warring Chin ese central government forces and Yunnan provincial units. Three American soldiers were wounded yesterday during skirmishing by the two Chinese forces over the dismissal of Gen. Lung Yun, one of China's most powerful wai lords. Guards Furnished Tn an attempt to forestall ad Hitinnnl Incidents. U. S. head quarters ordered Americans to remain in their barracks unless on official business. Armed guards were ordered to escort all leaving the garrison area. Unofficial reports said the American Red Cross workers, hostesses at the Kunming club for U S. troops, were being guarded bv armed American soldiers. They and the troops were reported to be the only Americans in the city's "No Man's Land, ' where most of the fighting was taking place. 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