; TEH MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday. Hovamber 30, 1984
Your Health and Its Care
ly DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Ruder tliould addratt inquiries ta: William Brady,
263 El CimiM,' Beverly Hills. CaL
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Now the melancholy days are
come to offices, stores, school
rooms, restaurants, public con-
veyances,
churches, thea
ters and living
rooms, the sea
son when the
selfish and
domineering
have their own
way about
ulation
perature
ventilation, if
they can im-
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Nationalists Receive
American Sabrejets
Taipeih, Formosa (U.R)
Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist
Chinese Air Force received its
first shipment of American made
MIG-killing F86 Sabrejets yes
terday to meet the increasing
Red threat against . Formosa.
The supersonic ; planes will
give trained Nationalist pilots a
better than even chance in air
combat against the Chinese
Communists who have appeared
over.. Nationalist held islands in
the Russian built MIGs.
U.S. Ambassador Karl Ran
kin, Major Gen. Walter C. Mil
ler and high Nationalist officials
met the first shipment, for which
the Nationalists had been clamor
ing since the planes were prom
ised to Chiang.
Salem (U.R) The National
Safety Council in Chicago has
announced that Salem radio sta
tion KSLM has been awarded
council's public interest award
for exceptional service to farm
safety..
Mofher of Three " v
On Trial for Life
Salem, Mass (U.R) 5 Mrs.
Lorraine; Clark, a striking bru
nette mother of three children,
went on Vial for her life yester
day, accused of slaying her hus
band.. She is awaiting trial also
on an adultery charge.
The 28-year-old mother could
be the first woman, ever electro
cuted in Massachusetts if con
victed. The jury would have the
option of recommending a life
sentence. "
'Lonely Hearts' Widow
Confesses Poisonings
1 Tulsa (U.R) A rosy-cheeked
"lonely hearts" widow who
confessed poisoning lour of
her five husbands apparently
killed them ''just because - they
rubbed her the wrong way," ac
cording to authorities.
Mrs. Nannie Doss, . 49, and
pudgy, also is suspected of pois
oning her mother,, father, two
sisters,, two daughters and . a
step grandson.
pose their wishes on the benign
and the meek.
Canvass almost any group of
three or more persons and you
will find differences of opinion
or preference in respect to the
heating and ventilation of the
room. c ,
The individual's metabolism
has a good deal to do with his or
her sense of comfort, chilliness
or excessive warmth. So one
with slow, low, minus, metabol
ism may feel chilly in an atmos
phere which one with normal
metabolism finds comfortable.
And most persons have normal
or nearly normal metabolism
oxidation or combustion rate,
that is. Yet the exceptional one
with low metabolism often in
sists on having the room temper
ature so high that nearly every
one else in the room must endure
discomfort.
The best way to regulate room
temperature is with a thermostat,
and the majority vote of occu
pants of the room should deter
mine at what point to set the
thermostat.'
Namby-pamby persons, white
collar workers, "brain" workers,
business and professional per
sons who ride to and' from office
or store instead of taking advant
age of the opportunity to get a
few miles of oxygen on the hoof
and people who don't know how
to breathe the poor ninnyham
mers think one should expand
the chest and hold in the "stom
ach" generally have slow or
low metabolism.
When you think of metabolism
don't think of the comical gar
get they roll out to give you a
basalmetabolism test. I have yet
to learn of a case in which a
basal metabolism reading or test
has enabled a real doctor to
make a better diagnosis or give
more effective treatment than
does ordinary examination and
study of the patient.
A good many individuals with
slow metabolism, especially wo
men 35 to 45, require a daily 3
or 4 miles of oxygen on the hoof
and a daily iodin ration to re
store their mefabolism to normal.
Too often these unhappy crea
tures, whose personality or dis
position has changed from cheer
ful to- glum, are persuaded by
the fish-wives that it is "change
of life." That's for the birds
you know, the ninnyhammers.
I invite the chilly ones, and the
si the gloomy ones to send me
a stamped, . self-addressed en
velope and 10 cents for these two
pamphlets:
The Iodin Ration
The Menopause
And don't forget that you must
walk 3 or 4 miles every day if
you want to maintain good metabolism.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Wait For Me
Does the milk of cows fed on hay
and erain crown on soil with a low
limestone content, or the meat of
pigs fed on corn grown in limestone
poor areas, contain less calcium and
DhosDhorus than standard? (A. F.)
Answer Huh? .Why brine up such
worries? I m sorry, but l haven t any
scientific knowledge, have noticed
no studies in nutrition literature, and
until now. have assumed that the
calcium - and phosphorus content of
milk is practically constant every
where. Neither pork nor beef is a
significant source of calcium and
phosphort.4. Milk is the best source
of both, for infant, youth, adult or
aged person.
Skin Oil
Once you save instructions lor
preparing a Skin Oil. It was the fin
est thing I ever used. But some one
borrowed my copy . . . (Mrs. R. A.)
Answer Send twenty-five cents
and stamped, self-addressed enve-
looe for booklet "Save Your Skin.
(Protected 1954 by John F. Dille Co.)
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Priscilla, and son, Tony; as he is released from Lewisburg Fed
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a five year sentence for perjury in denying he passed secret gov
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