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DON'T FEEL BADLY
ABOUT BEING PETITE
It is the rare person who is
ever satisfied with his looks.
Teen-agers invariably wish they
were different, no matter how
attractive they may be. And,
their looks become almost an
obsession with them. That Is
what is happening to the 14-year-old-girl
who poured out
her tale of woe thus:
Q. "I'm only 4 feet 10 in
chei tall, and am so very ioli
eonicloui about my height. All
my girl friends are quite tall
and I can't even meet boys
because I'm so short. My par
ents are both tall. I've been
Jo the doctor and he says there
Is nothing wrong with me,
I am constantly growing out
oi my clothes, I buy clothes
thai make me look taller but
they don't do much good. Will
you pleaae tell me how I can
make myself taller?"
A. You cannot make your
self taller. You can, however,
help nature along by getting
plenty of the
right food for
growth, espec
ially meats,
milk, eggs
vegetables, and
fruit, and by
getting plenty
of sleep at
night. Occas
s 1 o n a 1 1 y lie
down when
you come
Dt. Hurlock
home from school. Fatigue is det
rimental to growth and you
want to avoid it.
You have said two things in
your letter that are very hope
ful signs about your ultimate
size. First, since both your par
ents are tall more or less guar
antees that you will be tall too.
Height runs In families, just as
eye and hair color do.
Then, that you are outgrow
ing your clothes in a year moans
thai you are in the "adolescent
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By ELIZABETH HURL0CK, PH.D.
growth spurt." This comes about
two years before and a year or
two after your first menstrua
tion. You will have three to four
years of rapid growth, after
which your growth will slow
down until you are 18 to 19
years old. Then you will stop
growing completely.
Great Consolation
It should be a 'great consola
tion to you to know that girls
who arc slow In starting Jo ma.
lure usually end up taller than
those who start their maturing
earlier. Your girl friends are
taller than you now but five
yenrs from now, it is very prob
able that they will not be as
tall as you.
As for the boys, you are being
silly. Boys like "petite" girls,
not big ones. Stop being self,
conscious about your size. That
only reflects in your behavior
and drives them away. Instead,
cultivate the habit of tilting your
head as you look at them. This
will make them feel that they
are very tall and masculine.
Nothing could be more flatter
ing to them.
If you have a personal prob
lem, write Elisabeth Hurlock In
care of this newspaper.
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Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers theuld address Inquiries lei WillUm Brady,
26$ El Csmine, Beverly Hills, Cel.
THE BASHFUL EX
Typical young American wom
an reports that her husband was
too bashful to accompany her
when she vis
ited the doctor
for examina
ation and in
struct ion in
her first preg
nancy. Shame, shame
on the , , .
well, I am en
joined from
using the word
any more, but
Beady
I hope many readers who are fa
miliar with my propensity can
supply it.
But even this young husband
is not utterly noisome, as his
pwife's report Indicates:
"Now, with my second preg
nancy, George asks more ques
tions than the doctor and I can
answer, and he sees to it that I
follow instructions faithfully.
Your articles on childbirth' and
your booklet are responsible for
this change, and we are very
happy about it."
The bashfulnoss of this typical
young American man st I
mean it is malodorous. It is a
sad commentary on the educa
tion of potential or prospective
parents in America. For the sit
uation of this young couple and
a million like them I cry
"Shame, shame on educators,
and physicians! They conspire
against future parents."
The booklet the young woman
mentions Is the little lesson ti
tled Preparing for Maternity.
For a copy send 25c and stamp
ed, self-addressed envelope. It
is designed to fill the gap be
tween the woeful ignorance of
most young prospective parents
and the healthy state of mind
represented by these young par
ents who do not permit the birth
of children to separate them.
I contend that the 19th cen
tury practice, still maintained in
certain hospitals and other in
stitutions, of isolating prospec
tive mother from prospective
father, is vicious in every re
spect, medical and moral. There
is no justification for it so far as
medical, surgical or obstetric
asepsis is concerned. It is detri
mental to the mental well being
of the prospective mother in
many instances. It encourages
the st the prospective fath
er to take the attitude of the ir
responsible, pampered and, too
often, absconding husband. The
chief reason why these antiquat
ed institutions set up "rules" ex
cluding the husband from the
premises Is that the doctors,
nurses and other attendants can
get away with malpractice, er
rors, gross negligence and the
like with impunity. If any doc
tor of standing challenges me
to substantiate this statement I
shall cite here, with regret in
stances to show I mean what I
say.
Probably the publication of
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PECTANT FATHEH
Dr. Grantly Dick Read's book,
Childbirth Without Fear, (Harp
er & Brothers), '44, has done
more than anything else to
check the high-handed practices
of hospitals and lymg-in institu
tions and restore human dignity
to childbirth.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Good Bye. Stupid
Will you please send me your pam
phlet YOU INeea W n.vc m".
Stamped, self-addressed envelope in
i i iuf n r.
Answer On the margin of your
letter. Mr. u.. me vice pimnn ,i
charge of propitiation jotted thia note:
An excellent chanRe of title. So be It.
The next printing of the pile pamphlet
...ill V. nnnri hvv HtliniH. It HBS heen
fun knowing you. I'm afraid It will be
dull when Ihe pamphlet appears with
the new title, but I promised to quit
calling readers names, so wen ec.
How To Keep Your I.lver In Order
I am Interested In keeping my liver
In annri condition. 1 have no special
symptoms or trouble, but Just want to
know . . . f J. W. L.)
Answer Best suggestion I can make
Is that the less you think about your
liver Ihe better It will work. Like the
heart, the lungs, the stomach, the In
testine, and divers other inner appur
tenant?, the liver is controlled and
regulated by the automatic (sympa
thetic) nervous system, wnicn is inuc
pt'ndent of will or mind, so the less
you Interfere with it the better.
Eczema
T have what you call nervous
eczema . . . fA. J.)
Answer Not I. Eczema Is eczema.
Send stamped self-addressed envel.
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on ECZEMA. Please do not use a clip
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MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
We think that Mark
Twain would be kind of
confused about the weath
er situation In Southern
Oregon.
Hers everyone does
something about it but no
one talks about it.
Little Daisy
Federal Men Seize
Minneapolis (U.R) Federal
agents are holding seven car
loads of poisoned wheat and
said they were pressing their
search for additional loads of
the mercury coated grain.
Maurice P. Kerr, chief of the
Minneapolis office of the Food
and Drug Administration, be
lieved all of the wheat had been
rounded up and none of it had
slipped through, although he
could not be certain.
Officials for two large milling
firms said they believed rigor
ous inspection of grain prior to
milling would prevent any of
the grain being processed.
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Seven Boxcarloads 01
Seven Carloads
Seven railroad cars of wheat
were seized after a five week
investigation which started with
a tip in Duluth, Minn., May IS,
Kerr said.
There were reports that pink
tinted grain had been found mix
ed with regular wheat.
Kerr said it was the usual
practice to color seed grain pink
to identify it from grain intend
ed for processing into flour.
Mercury Aids Growth
Such grain often is coated
with mercury to aid in its ev
entual growth.
Kerr refused to say how the
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California
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bird
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mulberry
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horb (pi.)
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element
30 Causes grad
ual exhaustion
33 Protective
ditch
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headgear
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raucously
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43 Number
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57 Through
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chloride
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silver
S3 You and I
SMITH
TH6rRS HAVING A 10CUST PLAGUE
OVER THESE. FRONTIER'S DEVELOPED
A POTENT NEW INSECTICIDE. WE'RE
SENDING OVER TONS OP IT, ALONG
WITH PLAN65
WITH FRONTIER OIL.
Poisoned Grain
deadly seed grain became mix
ed with the wheat intended for
consumption. The confiscated
grain wag shipped to Minneapo
lis, Duluth and St. Cloud, Minn.,
from points in South Dakota,
North Dakota, Montana and Min
nesota, he said.
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or Dry
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A maid discovered $7,193.11 In
cash left under a pillow at a
tourist court here. She caught
the visitors before they left the
court and was rewarded with
$5.
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