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SIX MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE
Your Health and It's Care
Bf OH. WILLIAM BRADY M.D.
Readori should eddreu inquiries toi Dr William Brady.
263 CI Caintno BeTerly Hilii Calif.
UNJUSTIFIABLE MAJOR OPERATION
Surgical removal of tonsils
with guillotine and snare or des-
so-caliea enuclea
tion" is seri
ous, major
operation 1 n
volving such
grave risks to
the child's life
that In my
opinion it is
rarely Justifi
able. If there Is
reason to be
lieve or fear
the tonsil is
Dr. Brady the seat of
malignancy (cancer develop
ment), then this radical opera
tion is indeed imperative Imme
diately. If the child's breathing is ob
structed enough to retard or im
pair development and growth of
to make the child constantly
restless . in the struggle for
breath nights, then an operation
should be done, but not tonsil
lectomy, if you ask me. I'd have
no such atrocity Inflicted on my
child in such circumstance. In
stead I'd have the tonsils "clip
ped" a considerable portion
sliced off with the gadget called
the tonslllotome as soon as the
child is under ether the ring of
the gadget is placed around the
tonsil and phttl a portion is
sliced off; then in Jlgg time a
portion is sliced off the opposite
side. That's all. And that is
enough. I say it Is atrocious to
subject the child to any greater
risk Just because the doctor is
confused in his mind as to the
purpose of treatment. Believe
it or not, the conception on
which some physicians and
throat specialists base the prac
tlce of "getting every bit of ton-
sill" is that tonsil tissue In itself
Is harmful or dangerous to have
Jn the throat. If this Isn't an
absurd medical fallacy I'll eat
my words, and I'll do It right
here in public.
It is a familiar trick of many
puff ling little all around
"specialist" (eye, ear, nose,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the
County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, Executrix of the Will of
Henry Leland Van Dermnrk, de
ceased, and have qualified. All
persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them, with proper vouctv
era, and duly verified, to me at
the office of Harry u. SKyrmnn,
attorney for said estate, at room
409 Medford Center Building, in
Medford, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this
notice. Dated and first published
December 3rd, 1948.
HAZEL L. VAN DERMARK,
Executrix.
Harry C. Skyrman,
attorney for Executrix.
' Guardian's Notice of Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned gunrdiitn
of the Estate of Cora M. Amann,
an insane person, under and In
pursuance of an Order of the
County Court for Josephine
County, Oregon, made and ent
ered of record on the 7th day of
December, 1945, in the Journal
of said Court, will on the 8th
day of January, 1946, beginning
at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day In the office of Gus
Newbury in the U. S. National
Bunk Building, Medford, Oregon,
sell (and thereafter, if not sold
at said time) at private sale (or
cash any and all of Lots 1, 3, 6,
7 and 8 In Block 4 and Lots 4
and S in Block 8 of Kendall Ad.
ditlon to the city of Medford
Oregon, subject to the approval
of such sale by the said County
Court.
Dated: December 10, 194S,
EUGENE AMANN,
Guardian of the Estate of
Cora M. Amann,
an insane person.
GUS NEWBURY.
Attorney for Guardian.
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throat or what have you) to In
spect the throat or a patient
who has had diathermy (elec
trocoagulation) treatment of en.
largcd or infected tonsils and
then sit back and flabbergast
the patient with the vapid ob
servation: "But, my friend, you
still have your tonsils!"
The death rate of tonslllcc
tomy Is high. The incidence of
lung abcess as an aftermath is
enough to warrant condemna
tion of the operation except In
rare cases (malignancy). That
some physicians and surgeons
still countenance and urge it
upon parents as casually as one
might advise vaccination or im
munization against diphtheria,
Is a commentary on the pre
tensions of "medical science".
It Is now nearly three decades
since the focal infection prin
ciple was introduced. It was and
Is sound In theory and of real
value when Intelligently ap
plied, notwithstanding all the
teeth and tonsils that were sac
rificed In blind speculation on
the off chance that removal of
these perfectly normal organs
mlgh possibly eradicate the
hypothetical septic focus that
was responsible for whatever
ailed the victim.
QUESTIONS ANSWKRS
IMmplas
My lS-year-old son 1. very un
happy over his affliction pimpled
on his face I believe you call It
acne. He ha done everything peo
ple have advised. (Mri. E. R. A.)
Answer Send a itumood self ad
dressed envelope and ask In writing
for pamphlet on Blackheads and
Pimples.
carnone
In your article "Beware of Car
bolic Acid" you said you would not
advise the use of cnrbolle for any
thing. Yet you recommend calomlne
lotion for I1" phenol (carbolic acid)
solution for the relief of severe Itch
ing in ivy poisoning. Why?
(Miis T. M.)
Answer t refuse to answer on the
ground that It would tend to embar
rass me. However, I still say I would
never apply any strength of carbolic
acid fphenol) to a wound or sore or
cut or scratch, nor any snlve or solu
tion containing It, and when t suffer
ed the torture of Ivy poisoning I was
grateful for the relief obtained from
calamine lotion containing 1
phenol.
(Copyrlght1045, John F. Dllle Co.)
THE GRANGE
Eagle Point Grange
Eagle Point Grange's annual
wild game dinner on December
4 was well attended. All were
glad to have Master Oustcrhout
present again.
Lake Creek and Upper Rogue
Granges are being Invited to the
Installation of officers here Jan
uary 2.
It has been decided to put on
third and fourth degree work
at the last meeting of each
month In 1946.
To stimulate Interest In visit
ing other Granges in 1048, prizes
will be given the winners.
Eagle Point Grange women
won the following prizes In the
Satin sugar canning contest: Mrs
Ray Hamish, fifth In state and
two firsts In county, $10 in war
stamps and 100 pounds sugar;
Mrs. Sam Coy, third prize, 75
pounds sugar; Mrs. Vern Mat
thews, third on Jam, ZS pounds
sugar. The sugar winners must
give sugar stamps.
a, ji.c.i.. win mpci an nay uc-
ce:nber 19 with Mrs. Hubbcl. Pot
luck dinner will be enjoyed. This
meeting is a week earlier than
usual. The quilt and other un
finished work will be completed
A plcasnnt time Is assured as
this is the Christmas party and
gifts will bo exchanged.
Mrs. Carl Bccbo. is H.E.C,
chairman for next year.
Ne-.t Grange serving commit
tee will be Mr. and Mrs. Art
Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Cuhial.
Talent Grange
At the last meeting of Talent
Grange It was announced that
H.E.C. will meet at the home of
Mrs. Harris In Talent, with cov
ered dish dinner at noon and a
Christmas gift exchange.
Program for the jventng in
cluded games and contests, song
by Ira Culver, an original poem
by frank Maness, and a "white
elephant" exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bradley.
who lost their home and belong
ings in a recent fire, were re
cipients of many fine gifts and
donations from Grangers who
held a shower for them.
Next regular meeting of
Grange Is to be a Christmas par
ty for Grange members and their
families. A gift exchange is to
be a part of the evening's enter
tainment.
G.
GrantJ Pass, Dec. 10 Grants
Pass may get parking meters,
but Grants Pass will not like
them according to new commen
taries by business men, mer
chants, officials, and men along
the streets.
The city emerged as a "sma'l
town" in local eyes as the new
statements were given, but sev
eral refused to be quoted as
their opinions, they said, were
too hot" to be published.
That the merchants have only
themselves to blame vas an
opinion expressed in different
quarters, and by merchants
themselves. This grew from
what was termed abuse of pres
ent parking facilities as the mer-
cnants kept their own cars
parked along business streets.
A greater need for safety de
vices was pointed out.
Rev. E. J. Aschenbrenner,
pastor of the Newman Metho
dist church, said: "The first con
cern of our city government
with regard to traffic shtuld be
the item of safety, not another
device for collecting revenue
Parking meters will contribute
nothing toward the greater safe
ty of our people. Signal lights
and better protection at railroad
crossings should come first.
"Let the people park wher
ever there is room. When Sixth
street Is full, they will pt-rk on
a side street. Parking meters
will result In increasing the
speed and decreasing the safety
of Sixth street traffic."
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Central Point
Central Point, Dec. 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Downing left last
week for a visit in Portland.
Golden Link Bible school class
of the Church of Christ will
have a covered dish luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Dora Jones,
December 14.
Mrs. Victor Bursell left Fri
day for a few days visit with
relatives in Eugene.
"Miss Anna Dale Coleman and
Pvt. Alton Bohmannon were
married in San Luis Obispo,
Calif., December 1. They will
make their home In California
for the present.
Clarence Earl of the Thrift
Market is Improving in health,
but will be unable to work for
some time.
Miss Nell Zimmers, of Van
couver, and Lome A. Webster
were united In marriage Nov. 20
at Vancouver, B. C. Mr. and Mrs.
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usual ?10 in Victory Stamps.
nODUCCO 8T DAN QOlEKPAUt
By CLUYAS WILLIAMS
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Webster left for a wedding trip
to Vancouver Island, after which
they will be at home at 411 E.
12th street in Medford.
Dale Kilburn enlisted In the
navy recently and has gone to
DANCE TONIGHT
DON SIGLOW BAND
Returning by popular request
with our favorite singer Larry
rifle
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Frank Grenbemmer returned
from the hospital Monday. He
underwent an operation last .
week.
Take-It-Easy Lodge
Famous for Steak and Chicken Dinners
Phona 24 F-2 Grants Pass
Mac and Anna Closed Fridays
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