Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1945, Page 12, Image 12

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TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Friday, Oef. 19, 1945
Your Health and It's Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY M.O.
Readon ihould addra.i tnqutrte. toi Dr William Brady.
265 CI Camino Bavarty Hill. Calii.
WHAT GOOD IS
Antiseptic means opposed to
scptsis or septic. Sepii means
n noisnned state reused by ab
sorption or dis
ease - produc
ing germs or
their products
from a region
nf infection in
to the blood
stream. Scpti-
cemia means
sepsis in the
blood "blood
poisoning. In-
4Atinn means
iWSMmii invasion of the
Dr. Brady tissues by disease-producing
germs. Germi
cide means germ-killing. Disin
fectant means removal of infec
tion. Sterilize means to free
.from all germs. Disinfection
applies to wounds say the first
aid application of tincture of
iodim- to a fresh wound, and to
utensils or objects, say the dis
infection of dishes with chlorine
nolution or disinfection of a clin
ical thermometer by washing It
with cool water and soap or
with alcohol or with any germi
cidal solution
Most practical and reliable
way to sterilize anything is by
heat, say bo'Ung water for five
minutes, boiling milk for five
minutes, subjecting bandages
wnd dressings to superheated
steam under pressure, passing a
needle or other metal Implement
thru a blue flame. Ironing any
thing thnt has been properly
washed makes it practically
sterile.
If you are going to open a
blister or a pimple or a boil or
try to dig a r-llver out of the skin
or attempt any minor surgery
such as paring corns you will be
on the safe side, In my opinion
(as a one-horse-and-buggy doc
tor), if you plunge the needle or
knife blade into a cake of wet
soap two or three times just be
fore the qperatlon begins, and
of course paint the immediate
field of operation with mild
tincture of iodine to disinfect
the skin.
Plain soap, any make suitable
for kitchen or tailct use, is per
haps the best nil around disin
fectant and antiseptic wo have
for most purposes where a good
disinfectant or antiseptic is re
quired. To the best of my knowledge
and b.Mlef the first aid applica
tion of a disinfectant or antisep
tic or germicide to a fresh
wound Is the only justifiable or
necessary use of germicide or
antiseptic. Once a fresh wound
PLAYING This Week
Jimmy O'Brien's
Orchestra
Nationally Known Band
from Hollywood
Steak and Chicken Dinners
Take-It-Easy Lodge
Mac and Anna McBea
Open 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Closed Friday
Complete Factory Approved
SAFETY
SERVICE
Chrysler Fac
tory Engineer
ed and Inspect
ed Part for
Chrysler
Dodge
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
L. G. TAYLOR GO.
DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS
112 So. Riverside Phone 296S
FOR SALE
ONE
Caterpillar 50
DIESEL
TRACTOR
and Bulldozer
Located 17 Miles North of
Mediord on Crater Lake
Highway
Gulf Red Cedar Co.,
Inc.
Box 308
Stockton, California
POISON OAK?
Try a bottle ot IEM ACOL
Vou nuiftl as iiuhrn ui sour ntne
cheerfully rmunded fist . bottle uv
d.T II UKSIkK IIIKIH
7:30 to
m A Jm
lO'.SO WED" SAT ,nd SUN NIGHTS
SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
AN ANTISEPTIC?
has been disinfected the healing
of the wound will proceed more
rapidly if no . further applica
lions of antiseptic or germicidal
agents are made. The care the
wound requires (aside from
whatever surgical treatment the
doctor gives) after the first aid
disinfection is simply rest, pro
tection and NO MEDDLING
It Is childish to imagine any
known antiseptic or germicide
will make a wound heal faster
than nature will heal it If you
let It alone. But letting a wound
alone is an art which most lay
men and some doctors do not
understand. We'll chat about
that some day.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Left-Han1ednf
Why If a child left-handrd? t It
advisable to punish or correct the
child? (R. V. J )
A n sw e r Aooroxlmately one
every iwentv-ffve children la born
naturally left-hnnded. Why. 1 have no
Idea, it is better nor to interrere in
any way with the child a preference,
In my opinion.
No Snlnptnc
Son. 14 months old. has a string of
flesh mnnlnr from upper Hp to gums
between iron! upper teetn. rrienos
any this must be snipped out or else
the second teeth will be too far apart.
(Mrs. rs. M.l
Answer It Is probably normal.
However, don't worry about what
your trlendn think ask your physi
cian or dentist about It.
Dictaphone
I am a stenographer. Dictaphones
have been Installed In our office. Is
the use of these injurious to hearing'
(H. F.)
Answer No.
Home Sanitation
Dresser used by person who had
Hniluktn'a disease. How can It be
sterilized or disinfected so that it
would be safe to use'-' (Mrs. C. ti. J.)
Answer llodkln's disease Is not
contaKioua or Infectious. No matter
what disease the former user may
have hid, ordinary soap and water
washing, is sufficient dfslnfaction to
make tne furniture perfectly safe Cor
any one to use.
Copyright 1114.1 by, John F. Dills Co.)
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Los AiiKek-s Oct. 19 lU.P
A cotoiii'rs' Jury ruled today
that Alberto Sllva. 20, Mexican
national, who died after a box
ing match at the Ocean Park
arena Monday niKht, came to his
death through "accidental"
causci and all connected with
the t-otit were ubsolvcd of
blnmc Blue Winn Inn, built in the
early 1840s in Sonoma, was the
first hotel or public house north
of San Francisco.
Let's Go
ROLLER SKATING
MEDFORD ARMORY
Eggs Cams in Well Feathered Nest
(Acme Tflephotoi
Anita Large (left), Twin Falls, Idaho, grocery clerk, who opened routine
case of eggs and discovered golden egg ot $3000 inside, in Government
bonds cashnble by any one, but with the name of the purchaser, Theo M.
Oehle, Twin Falls, plainly written on the envelope containing the find.
Miss Large, who immediately notified the owner, fondles the small for
tune while discussing its "possibilities" with a fellow employe, Martha
Reynold.
FLIES SEEN AS
Suit Lake City U.R There Is
less cause to fear poliomyelitis
than measles and whooping
cough, in the opinion of Dr. L.
P. Gebhardt, professor of bacter
iology at the University of Utah
Gebhardt, who has spent 16
years studying and experiment
ing with polio, has a five-point
program for preventing the dis.
ease, but he says:
"I would be more alarmed If
my son should contract whoop
ing cough or measles than If he
should get polio.
"Most people fear polio more
than common illnesses such
measles and whooping cough be
cause its results have been more
widely publicized," Gebhardt
said.
Death Ratio Lower
"Polio is terrible, but many
people who are so afraid of it
and of its often-resulting pnraly
sls overlook the fact that, measles
often injures the heart and lungs
and that whooping cough in
many cases retards growth of the
brain.
"And the number of deaths re
sulting from measles and whoop
ing cough both on a percentage
and total basls is much higher
than the number of polio fatali
ties. In Gebhardt's opinion and he
says this is also the opinion of
many other doctors and scientists
most human polio cases are
contracted by eating food con
taminated by flies.
"It has been proved," he said,
"that certain species of flies, in
cluding the common housefly,
carry polio virus and that they
can contaminate food."
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Supporting Gebhardt's belief
that flics spread polio is the fact
that all of the 241 Utah victims
whom he interviewed admitted
they had eaten fresh, unpeeled,
unwashed fruits or vegetables
shortly before contracting the
disease.
Lists Five Rules
"Then, there is the fact that
most new cases appear during
the fruit harvest season and at
times and in places where flies
are plentiful," Gebhardt said.
His five rules for preventing
polio are:
(1) Eliminate flies' breeding
places.
(2) Eliminate flies.
(3) Educate children as soon
as they are able to toddle to eat
only what food their mother
gives them and don't permit
them to eat out of doors.
((4) Wash - fresh foods thor
oughly with soap and water
(5) See that children's hands
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Gebhardt believes that from
70 to 80 per cent of adults are!
immune to polio, as a result of!
having had sub-clinical cases,
probably appearing as sorej
throats or colds, when they were.
children.
Gebhardt is a former assistant;
professor of the bacteriology at
Stanford University in Califor-j
nia.
Closing nme for Sunday Too Late
to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon
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Cocktail) Loui.ge Dancing
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Phone Trail 1404
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first in the world to be formed !
by a social compact. j
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OFFICERS' CLUB .
Dine-Dance-Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Most Unique Place in So. Ore.
CLOSED MONDAVS
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For UeservaUon. Hh Cold Hill 474
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00
a. m. except Sunday. Phone
day time 5300) night 9101
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