Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1952, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFOKD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thuridar, Tabruary it. 1932 RADIO PROGRAMSTHURSDAY listed Maw arc received fram Hm radla stations and ths Mail rssaaaslMwr except ra main sack chanaes ai ara supplies KYJC m KMBD HOfce KWIN 14M kc 5:00 Spaca Cadet Weeks Orr Kewa Story Time B:l Space Cadet Kichard Harkneaa Guest Star ; 1:30 Basic Health Tgm. Kiddle Hit Panda IJewa . B:43 Bob Oarred sUraer Peterson Between The fctnes 6.U0 Hawkinson Sparta spprta Hound-Up . in Gerber - :15 Ilmer Davis KMED Commentary Sunset at Vine :30 Drire-ln Quia The Unexpected Red Cross Show g:43 Ted Malonc ' Mayor Flynn Bed Cross Show :00 Silver Eagle " Your Hit Parade Screen Writers Awards' :15 Silver Eas! Tf our Hit Parade Screen Writers Awards T30 Defense Attorney Could This Be You. Valley News 7:4a Defense Attorney Meredith Wilson Lean Back te listen "BrOO Amateur Hour One Man's Family Vesper Hour 1 :15 Amateur Hour News of the World SOC Program 8:30 Amateur Hour Box 13 Organ Portraits a Christianity In News Boa 13 LBS Bandstand B OO The Redhead Dragnet. Sr. High Juke-box :1I The Redhead Dragnet Sr. High Juke-box 9:30 "Oo the Town" . Mr.Keene Spotlight on U.N. t:4J "On the Town" Mr.Keene News I040 Hank Weaver-News Richfield Reporter John T. Flynn 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade , Novatlme Trio Sign-Off 10:30 Sports Report Heidelberg Hermooairea 10:43 World Day of Prayer Music t News 11:00 "Laura" . Clro's Tonight 11:15 "Laura'' - Clro's Tonight 1140 Platter Party Clro's Tonight 11:43 Platter Party Clrco's as News 13:00 Sign-Off Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS -FRIDAY :00 Yawn Patrol Monkey Shinee ;15 Yawn Patrol SJ?tB!? :30 Lucky U Ranch DownToJart :45 Lucky V Ranch News ; "7 00 Tmrm News Rural Party Line Liberty Jamboree J ly MarU n Agronsky Clockwatcher Liberty Jamboree 7 io Bob GarrVd Clockwatcher Cal Tinney T:45 Concert and Sports Music A News News " oo Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism a 1.1 Breakfast Club Ralph Edwards Show What of Communism sVSOBraaMaet Club Music ot Manhattan Bible Institute (MBS) a Breakfast club Church In WUdwood Bible Institute (MBS) -:0(W Victor H. Lindlahr eSrd Review -15 Chat Huntley friendship Circle Record .Review iotrSk the Bank Houjeuold Editor Paula Stone g 45 Break the Bank Big Y News Rhythm Ranch - , y, gt,-m Standard School Breakfast in Phoenix $8&tt4&8 BreakfastinPhoeni, &Sig Sue" SSSg - ' ggSSgga-- & of the World 1100-B.tty Crocker " New. B gKHES?' IVrVS thtstona Swap Sell SWkVOut the Band U3f.y.Sr'vitnr" oTSiahtStand Strike Out the Band Sg-no Weather Report News Weather News ?:VSTrvttcNewa Boadoiwie . Farm Program 'iztt&r- fiffssj?- rasas- afcg. igegr gsa now. j:00-Lon. Journey Just Plain Bill PJ? ""e. 25 Evelyn Winters News Music Box -3:00 When a Girl Marries ' Weiwrme Travelers TliinCW"'v.ni!.rcook 3:15 Strictly for the Ladies Welcome Travelers John Jji aercooK 3:30 Strictly for the Ladies Dr. Paul VZZfSSZ lis Strictly for the Udies Dial Dava GarrawaT Music Box Voo-StrlctJy lor the Udias hews S'c'hJScS 4:13 News Music Box QuU iA.S-V 4:30 Big Jon Sparky ScouUr "ePf1 . , 5rS?u1. 4-45 Mark Trail Prevues in Keadlnf ' Uncle Remus :00Hwklnoo s Sport. Sporuruup l",mof God :15 Elmer Davis J . Pierce Commentary Assembly or uoo :30-D7vVe-In Qui. OmJM Musical Ma box a 43 Ted Mai one Cisco Kid Musical Mailbox -7:00-Fight Mario Unie . Lutheran Hour 7:15 Fights Mario Lsnxa Se!? 1 7 JO Fights golly'd Theatre efStars Valley News T 45 Fights Holly'd Theatre of Stare Lean Back at Listen 8:00 Richard BUmonJ ' One Ma s Family Ashland vs. K-Falis M5-SdKi , News ot the War Ashland vs. K-FaUe ?30 ThJala your FBI Boy Rogers AiWand vs. K-Fa Is . 3:45 This Is Your FBI Roy Rogers Ash and vs. K-Fsl Is 90 Oixie 4i" fearisf " . ' ' Martin it Lewis Ashland vs. K-Fallj :13 OntoatHariet Martin Lewis V!H2 a?"S?2 9:30 Mr. District Attorney Hal a of Ivy aSi! vSli I :43 Mr District Attorney Halls of Ivy Ashland vs. K-Falls l0:OO Hank Weaver Mewa tUehfleld Reporter Jonn r. tynn 10:15 Prism-Lite Parade Heidelberg jUrmonairea Sign-Off 10:30 Sports Report MusteTouWant 10:43 Flying Time Music and Newt llflO "Laura" Here's Jamison : "Laura-' Here's Jamison 11:30 Platter Party Here's Jamison ' 11:45 Platter Party Here's Jamison H ewa ' VI U0 Sign Off Sign-Off Sign-Off ABC . e NBC ' LBS T Your Health and lis Care ... i ly OR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.D. Kesders tbeuU itaas inaiiriaa ta: William trtiy, MS O Cataiae, Severty Mffla, CaL Arounl Hollywood Hollywood (U.R) They've been threatening to retire this old movie "star" for four years now, because he looks old and tired. fl She saw Ru dolph Valen tino through his love affairs . . . she knew screen greats like Gloria Swanson and Pola Negri.- . Aline Motby But the Hol lywood hotel, the famed hostelry for film folk back in the teens and 20's, still is holding her ground. x In 1949 the owners announced they would tear down the place and build offices. But manager Leslie Jeffries confesses "they ft I two suggestions: 1. Never take a dose of acet anilid or other pain-killer or sense-deadener unless you can lie down or sit or rest for an hour afterward. 2. By no means safe for any body but far less dangerous than acetanilid is acetyl-salicylic acid (aspirin) if you can't endure ache or pain without dope. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Mule Had No Faith in Vet My husband was greatly benefited by the calcium and vitamin sugges tion in your pamphlet much to his own surprise. He was sure the cramDS were just inevitable with advancing age. because his father had suffered witn mem before mm . . . (Mrs. L. R. L.) Answer The mule had no faith in the veterinarian but the vet cured him just the same. People who suffer from painful leg or foot cramps at night may send stamped se1f-addres. ed envelope for namnhlet ADULT TETANY AND GROWING PAINS- Not Dangerous Is it dangerous to wash vour hair when you are menstruating. (B. H.) Answer Good gracious, no. Send stamped self-addresed envelope and ask in writing (no clipping), for pamphlet HYGIENE FOR GIRLS AND HEALTH FOR WOMEN. carries No spare Had one kidney removed four veara ago and have been as well as ever. But recently a friend told me I am supposed to follow a strict diet in order to live very long. . . . IMrs. W.T.) Answer Your friend should tell that to the Marines. Just take the same care of your health as vou would if you carried a spare kidney. nans ana nags I have a laree wart on mv ftneer which nothing seems to get . . . bags under my eyes . . . (I. W.) Answer Both are considered in booklet COSMETIC BLEMISHES, for which send 35c and stamped self addressed envelope. AUNI MOSIY -United frets Correspondent don't have the necessary finances yet." . -- - " ' : ; v "We'll be around for a while," he says.' .. ,.v Though thai hotel was built "comparatively recently," in 1902 it's the oldest landmark in the plaster city, where anything put up yesterday is considered antique. In those days Hollywood was just avocado and orange ranches and the hotel was a country resort. Guests arrived on the one track street car line from Log Angeles, 13 miles away. The pe destrians on the dirt road out front were sheep and cows. . Studio Built In Barn Then In 1912, Cecil B. DeMille M00-0-0S and MUSINGS Chief McCredie wa$ In Swem's the other day looking at imported Dres den and Spode. . We are happy to report that no damage was done by the bull in the china shop. (Good Heavens! Did we say that?) Little Daisy CHRONIC ACETANILID POISONING Dr. Bvaorf Acetanilid poisoning occurs more frequently than barbitur ate (goof balls, sleeping tablets) poisoning but rfl in most cases V"" i natiiro of the poison is masked under some vague nam such as "headache." "cold," neural gia" or "stom ach" remedy. and in fatal cases the cause of oVatfi i nrw naps certified, by some doctor who wants, to save the family unpleasant publicity, as "heart failure" or the equivalent in medical lingo. Man about S3 came home after his game of. golf in his usual good health and snirita. TnunH dinner time he had a touch of wnat ne called ."indigestion" as thoush arrest or alowlnrr of the digestive process could ac count xor pain or distress and, being a regular Yankee Wise acre he resorted to a. dose of a nostrum that contains a large quality of acetanilid it is in fact merely a disguised form of the drug for indiscriminate sale to the suckef population. One dose brought no relief, so the wiseacre repeated the dose, and kept on -repeating it well into the evening. Abouf midnight his wife heard odd sounds, found him livid and could not awaken him. By the time a doctor in the neighborhood arrived the man was dead. Acetanilid poisoning, cf course, but an old medical friend of the family fixed up the death certificate so that a mys terious ''heart" failure took care ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS Str. . H. Casey: . , l regard te Casey's Cerapasniei 1 cannot praise It eaeagfc ferwlut K has deae far sae. For two years I have had arthritis te ray finger W 9M7l eeuld kardly stand te mere ray fingers, tta war a sttfTWa sere! uL"tof et Caseyl Compand! aaa free ef pate aad tlff Joints. Mrs. j. Stanley Me LaughUn, 111 Beeae R4-, salara. Oregon. " T! Ask Tour Dragfls er Write . J. a. CASEY ox T3I . . . Partlaad, Oregoa of everything. The striking features of acet anilid poisoning are (1) cyanosis blueness of lips, nails and the entire body surface, and (2) heart failure with collapse. The d.t who takes a dose or several doses of the poison, un der an, innocent . proprietary name, for "cold" (whatever that may prove to be), headache, sense of fatigue, neuralgia or "in' digestion" generally suffers from progressive decrease in red cor puscles for a year or two before complete breakdown. Acetanilid benumbs or dulls normal sensibility to pain, ache, fatigue, anxiety or other distress, but it is not a remedy or cure for anything, despite what the nos trum mongers .tell prospective customers.. Besides the immediate unto ward effects of acetanilid there are many cases of acetanilid hab it victims who take it in one form or another several times a day and are unwilling to bear temporarily the headache, ur somnia, restlessness or irritabil ity involved in breaking the habit. Since acetanilid dimin ishes the oxygen carrying capa city of the blood habitual users show progressive degeneration of vital organs, notably the heart and the central nervous sy:ey.'m There is do specific remedy for these untoward effects of acet anilid no direct antidote. Of course treatment in any instance begins with immediate and abso lute withdrawal of the drug. By way of prevention I offer GALLBLADDER HURTS? BE61M THIS IEW TREATMENT TODAY eftef at (art far sswerers frost toll MeoVer, a?saiaca aad tafia eSaVett due to lack ef BeaMr Bile. 7air aaw anaaretioe raJled MACMACOi acts vM restoriroaJe efecf to aflaWhto tke flew ef esr kite, le fair to ye eras If aed fceaia Sgnting dirtrsn at m aUCMACOL AUCNACOl mar eeer to le ew esaeaiire assdidaa, avt aaaaidsrlaa lae relief yea wiO aasarieata. i fXM If easfs aMafs to aaly fee? ds per ease. aUGMACOl (cautioa, ass eidy as aWectodl is saM with a ttricl aiaaey (uaresfae if aaf eb'gnied wH '.'l. SaM aaiy ay . W sitern Thrift store Medford . Mall Orders ruled DONT FORGET ... LEAP YEAR SPECIAL! WIDOW MEYERS ... of the SPUDNUT SHOP invites All Bachelors and Widowers to drop in on Friday, February 29th for a . . . FREE CUP OF COFFEE She's Free, White and ? siPuiiDMnrs 7 SOUTH RIVERSIDE VERA F. MEYERS, Owner and Manager il . fe am ia4 I II 1 Iff VB III II J II w.kawafl.,., ir II MORNING 7:15 Martin Agronsky 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:15 Chet Huntley News 9:30 Break the Bank ' 10:00 Jack Berch Show 10:15 Relay Quiz 10:30 My True Story 11:00 Betty Crocker -11:45 Paul Harvey News D A I L Y (I t Z7 i fev 5:30 IS JsW ill 8:00 1 J 8:30 m 9:00 rfll 9:00 ft 930 "J 10:00 y 11:00 rt AFTERNOON 12:00 Weather Report D 12:45 County Agent T 2:00 Lone Journey A 2:30 Joyce Jordan I 2:45 Romance Evelyn Winters 3:00 When A Girl Marries L 4:30 Big Jon and Sparkle 17 Firefighters Mon.-Wed.-Fri. 1 fi "Si - EVENING The Lone Ranger Mon.-Wed. The Amateur Hour Thurs. This Is Your-' FBI prf. Town Meeting " Tues. Mr. President . Wed. Ozzie end Harriet p,j Mr. District Attorney pri Hank Weaver News QtL ' Lu" Dairy ABC KAWOJ I V ' ' built his studio fa) barn on Vine Street, half a mile away. By 1913, Hollywood was a busy movie community and the hotel became the hangout for the glamQur citizens of the silent screen. - The old register boasts such names as Wallace Reid, Jack Warner, Lon Cbaneya Douglas Fairbanks, Norma Shearer, L. B. Mayer and the late Irving Thai berg. Valentino married one of, the hotel guests, Jean Acker.. "They had a hard time con vincing the room clerk they now could live in one room," the manager recalls. Walls Torn Down . Once the walls of three suites had to be torn down to make room for actor William Farnum, Who arrived with 17 servants. Hollywood life was gay then. The management had to nail down the first floor windows to train guests to come in the front door. Carrie Jacobs Bond was an en tertainer at the 100-room hotel, and she wrote "The End of a Per feet Day" in 1909 there. Her piano still stands in the music room. On the ceiling of the din ing room are written, on gold stars, names of stars who ate there. 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Thr Ctneroton Bog Dt en Hunting Trip Somsrville, Mass. 0J.FD The three David Prices of Somer vilie representing different generation each shot a deer during a hunting trip to New Hampshire. David Price Sr., 79, shot a 140 pound doe, his son, 45, a 129 pound buck, and his grandson. New Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Zat talk. laugh or sneers without fear of insecure' falsa teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTTXTH holds plates firmer and mora comfortably. This pleasant powder has no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't causa nausea. It's alkaline (non-acid). Cheeks "slate odor" (denture breatM. -Cat TAStUTH at any drug store, adv. 14, killed a 155-pound , buck. Hcppy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away .... Naggiag bsckaehs, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dbciiness may be doe to slow ttswa of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney f uaetloa is very important to good -health. 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