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TEN MEDFORD MATL-TRIBUNE Your Fhalth and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Reederi should iddreia Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 26S El Camiao Brlr Hill. Calil. STRYCHNINE POISONING, LOCKJAW AND 'HYDROPHOBIA' A characteristic sign of strych nine poisoning is the occurrence of SDasms or convulsions, ana in some instances strychnine poi soning is mis taken for "lockjaw" (tet anus) because spasms or con vulsions char acterize teta nus too. In one instance a little tot playing about the house came Dr. Brady upon a pack age of red sugar coated tablets of strychinlne and ate some as "candv." Presently the child went Into convulsions, unfortun ately. at the time, there was a tremendous "mad dog" cam paign on and the pragmatic health department seized upon the opportunity to stampede the credulous public the health de partment doctors (usually doc tors who, for want of a practice of their own, are glad to take a job that assures them the means of living), anxious to please the politician in control, "pronounc ed" the case "hydrophobia" not just rabies, if you will notice, but 'hydrophobia," which the politicians prefer as being, in their shrewd estimation, the more frightful term started Pasteur treatmont Immediately, but pointed out with regret that it was 'too late," for the child succumbed within 24 hours. It was odd, that case of health department "hydrophobia." Ac cording to the child's parent the child had been apparently per fectly well up to the abrupt oc currence of tlie first convulsion. The parent knew of no wound, scratch or bite by dog or animal altho a puppy In the neighbor hood often played with the chil dren. There was nothing wrong with the puppy and the parent knew of no dog or other animal in the neighborhood that was vicious or behaving strangely. The parent admitted that there was a box of red sugar coated tablets in a cupboard, left there for a year or two, and the chil dren could have found them. DANCE TONIGHT Jimmy O'Brien's Band From Hollywood Steak and Chicken Dinners TAKE IT EASY LODGE Closed Friday The College Student will ap preciate a Karakul Wool Rob. Special Sal In Ban quet Room, Holland Hotel. Opan 10 a. m. till 9 p. m. SINUS, CATARRH SUFFERERS BiB FOR MIJIHY DUI TO NASAL CONGISTIO Supply Hashed liar Suffmn Rejelce Rlll at last fmn th torture of alnu trouble, catarrh, and hay (over due to natal onffNtlon U seen totUjr In report of ucrcu with formula which hat the power to reduce natal con Button. Men and women who aufifred with anonlilni atnua head, tehee, cloned nostrils, rlnilni earache, hawk In r ami aneeiini mUtry nnw tell of Mewed relief alter uln It, Kt-ORONOL, )t 11.00, but onnilderlrtl reaulU eiperl nctd by uaeri, .thia Is not ernilvt and ' amounts to only a few pennies per dose. KLORONOL (mutton, use only aa directed) la told with strict money back guarantee by WKSTFRN THRIFT STORK Mull Ordara Filled "I HEAR ' Humphrey It Still PAYING CASH For USED CARS" See Humphrey First Humphrey Motors USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. V-34- HELP WANTED O PICKERS O SORTERS O WAREHOUSEMEN Apply Anytime at Modoc Orchard Co. 311 Friday, Oct. 28, 1945 1 . The very abruptness of onset of the spasms or convulsions, out of a clear sky, strongly suggests strychnine poisoning and weighs almost as strongly against the inference that the child has any illness or disease. If lockjaw (tetanus) occurs, fol lowing some wound, puncture, scratch or abrasion, there is us ually if not always a premom tory or Invasion stage, lasting a few days, during which there is vague "sore throat" or complaint of some stiffness in the neck or tightness in the jaw or Inability to open the mouth as widely as before and perhaps some diffi culty In chewing and swallow ing. All of the somewhat stereo typed textbook descriptions of alleged rabies in man it is not able that even Dr. Osier s Prac tice of Medicine is no exception are composite pictures, made up from what this and that au thor has said about it. However, the textbooks all agree that there is a premonitory stage lasting at least several days, during which the patient is irritable, sleepless, apprehensive, depressed or mel ancholy and, as Osier expresses it, "has a constant sense of im pending danger." No spasm or convulsion in any description of human rabies or 'hydrophobia" until a later stage. As for that "constant sense of impending danger" no wonder the victim of "hydrophobia" pho bia is so scared. Isn't that what the health department people stage these periodic mad dog scares for? QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Hid Ilalilt Nearly two vnra qko I anked your advice jonccrnlriK hurnia trcatmret. I took the in lection treatment and the rett'ltu hnve been highly satis factory I wish to thank you for re commending Dr for this. Please lend me information concerning con stipation. IM C II) Answer uenn aiampea envelope bearing your address, for pamphlet n "Hernia or for pampniei on Constipation' . If you want the book- let "Constipation Hubtt and Colon Hyaini'" Inclose ten cents and the stamped envelope tearing your address. Nicotinic Arid for canker norei Can adence ro anything to prevent or relieve canker sores? 1 suffer out hreakb of them repeatedly In the year nd l niean suiter. (. J. w i Answer Take 200 milligrams of nlcotlmr acid dally. Buenos Aires physlclnni report prompt relief of aphthous stomatitis (canker sores) from tuts. (Copyright 104S by John F. Dltla Co.) ATOM MAY GIVE Dayton, O., Oct. 28 U.R First use of atomic energy for peacetime purposes will be in large power plant Installations, In the opinion of one of the key figures In the development of the atomic bomb. Dr. Charles A. Thomas, re search vice-president of the Mon santo Chemical Co., who express ed that view, said' that a lot of the "Buck Rogers" applications of atomic power that people arc talking about such as in planes and automobiles are still "a long way off." However, he added, "for large power plant Installations, I don't think It's as far off." Thomas, who was in charge of the chemistry and purification processes in producing Pluton ium for the atomic bomb, flew here from his home In St. Louis to meet with a group of 16 news men making a reconversion study of the nation's Industry. The tour was arranged by the National Association of Manufac turers. ACTOR DECORATED Chicago, Oct. 26-4U.P.) Joe E. Brown, the wide-mouthed co median, today held the bronze star medal, highest military award for a civilian. Brown, here to act as master of ot-ro-monies at a testimonial dinner for Federal Judge Michael Igoe, was awarded the medal last night for his achievements a a civilian volunteer with the USO. Closing tlma rnt nunnny 100 t.tt 10 riaulry 4 mi Saluiday afternoon Plaaaa umimtwi so. FIR On the Radio Chain i r u i u n i Cbain affiliation and vrbara the are on tit dial. KAl.fc (VIISi 13)0 Portland, REX (AUC II9'I Portland KGU (ABC) 8IU San Pranrisiu KCJIV (MIC) 620 Portland. KJR (ABC) 1000 Seattle KNX (I liSi 1O.1, Los An celes, KOA (NBC) 850 Denver. KOIN (CBS) 9Vt Portland. HOMO (NBC 9 Ml fteittl. KI'O (NBC) 6X0 San Francisco: KSL ICBSI 1160. Sail Lake City Tim ri.wn i PWX. r run at 3 00 p m lrrv and Pt rates ABC: O K For Release NBC News. MBH. 3 15 p m Hick Jrai-y ABC. 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NBC 9 AS c m Don't Vou Rot tnva It CBS; Lee Sims Pianist, NBC. mi iiu p m news NtHJ: Kavi Kan teen ABC 10-13 D m. Paul Parson. ARP 10:30 p.m. ilollvwood Barn Dane I CBS i 10 45 p m Orchestra. NBC. 11 D m Orchestra. CHS- Nnuri ! ABC; Orchestra NBC. BIRTHS, DEATHS FEWER IN 1944 Washington, Oct. 26 (U.R) It can now be revpntprl fhnt hnth the stork and thr nM mnn with the scythe did less business in Ian man in 1043. The census bureau reported today that registered births in the U. S. during 1044 numbered 2.794.000. or n rirnn nf 14n nnn from 1943. Deaths were 1,411,-! 338, a drop of 48,208 from 1943. Despite the general nationwide i decrease in births, Florida re-1 ported an increase of 7.3 per cent over 1943. Gains also were re- ported from Nevada, New Mex- i ico, California, North Dakota, ! Texas and Wnshlnlnn i The greatest decrease in 1944 births 12.3 per cent from 1943 was registered In Connecticut. In Pennsylvania, the birth rate dropped by 10.9 per cent and in New Hampshire, 10.3 per cent. MASONIC LEADER DIES Los Angeles, Oct. 26 (U.R) Lawrence Carlyle Kellcy, 55, grand master of the Grand Lodge of AF & AM of California, died last night of a heart attack in Santa Fe hospital. Ui Mall TTIbuna Want Ada 0 7:30 to 10:30 WED-FRI-SAT-and SUN NGHTs SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT S "J;f SUBURBAN HEIGHTS 1MAT N;Rv'fM WiNPf. TI THE 5Ct-TrMXM hKf. RaxisJ T-'"' c pr-.-.r tl j TO' E OF SPECIAL WEEK Girl Scouts of Medford will Join next week with more than a million members of their or ganization throughout the coun try i(. the first peacetime cele bration of Girl Seoul Week since Pearl Harbor About 500 of the Girl Scouts belong to Medford and other Jacicson county troops. The special weuR will begin with a traditional church at tendance of all Girl Scouts at their respective places of wor ship rn Sunday, Oct. 28. That afternoon at 3 p.m. at the USO auditorium on Riverside avenue will be held "Scouts Own" an inspirational program to which all Girl Scouts and their parents snd f i tends are Invited. The Rev. Milo Ross will be the prin cipal speal-er and the girls themselves will have a symbolic candle-lighting ceremony and will sing a number of songs. "Beautiful Banner " a new pa triotic song, will be featured. Troop meetings held during he week will do honor to Juliette Lowe, American found er of the organization. Tho week-end will see win dow displays in downtown stores complimenting all Girl Scouts. Th displays may be seen at Mann's Department store, the Needlscraft Shop, Adrienne's. Jacque Lenox, and tfJst sta st mm 4 UNION STATION A A Dramatic and amusing stories from real life in a great railroad station. TONIGHT 8:00 KMED m Southern Pacific's .'OR SALE ONE Caterpillar 50 DIESEL and Bulldozer Located I? Miles North ot Medford on Crater Lake Highway Gulf Red Cedar Co., Inc. 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