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THCRSDAY
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As We Live
Man's False Impression
Causes Marital Trouble
It is easy enough to create an
impression, but, if it is false, it
is sometimes next to impossible
to counteract it. Here is the
problem:
(Q) "When I was married,
we came to live in the same
house with my husband's
family. After my first baby
arrived, I had my groceries
delivered because I was not
strong enough to go market
ing. The man who delivered
my groceries was a very nice
gentleman and never came
nearer than four feet to me.
However, my husband's
mother and sister have told my
husband that this man was in
love with me and it has made
my husband suspicious of me
ever since. I now do my mar
keting, but I know my hus
band still thinks I'm in love
with this man. It has changed
his attitude toward me and
this is breaking my heart.
How can I convince him that
there is no truth to what his
family has told him?"
(A) If your husband has no
more confidence in you than to
believe the stories his family tell
him, you will
have a hard
job on your
hands chang
ing his atti
tude. He lias
become suspi-,
cious of you,
on no grounds
other than
what his fami
Dr. Hurlock
ly said, and he
will doubtless
continue to be suspicious, if not
of this man then of someone else.
However, your marriage cer
tainly cannot be happy if your
husband is suspicious of every
man you meet or if ht believes
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By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D.
his family rather than you. You
must point out to him that he is
being unfair to you and that such
an attitude will evenually kill
your love for him.
Then try to win the confidence
of his mother and sister so they
will realize that you are not the
sort of person they told your
husband you were. It would be
logical for you to resent their
interference in your affairs and
to treat them coldly. Avoid this
at all costs. It will just give
them an added reason to try to
make things difficult for you by
poisoning your husband's mind
still further.
(COPYRIGHT 1955.
GENERAL FEATURES CORP.)
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Thursday. March 17. 1953
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
AS WELL CONK YOUR
Aspirin, acetanilid, phenacetin
barbiturate taken straight or in
combinations of two or more
drugs under a
disarm i n g
trade name
have no reme
dial value in
any illness that
purports to be
a "cold." These
drugs merely
dull the vic
tim's conscious-
Ot. Brady ness of illness,
discomiori, ache or pain or lull
natural anxiety about health and
safety for a few hours.
Whisky has no more medicinal
value in such illness than it has
in snakebite or surgical shock.
Alcohol, like aspirin, acetan
ilid, the barbiturates and the
numerous nostrums containing
one or more of these drugs,
make the victim "feel better," in
the ordinary sense of the words
actually it means the victim
doesn't SENSE as well as he
should, because he is more or
less doped.
This is true whether the victim
is just a poor geek who drops
into the corner drugstore and
treats himself to a snifter of ace
tanilid at the soda fountain or a
smart (from the neck down)
American housewire wno knows
how to use the little glass stick
when one of the children comes
down with something, and feeds
4-H Club News
Valleyview Club
The Valleyview 4-H club meet
ing was held March 12 at 2 p.m.,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ChaDman. The club nledee was
led by Virginia Martin. Mrs.
chapman demonstrated ironing
of different seams. She helped
members on their projects.
Refreshments were served bv
Nelda Chapman.
Donna Lee Clark,
Reporter.
Eagle Point Club
The Easle Point Homemakini-
club, the Cheerful Sewers, met
March 9 in the high school. It
waS decided to have a St. Pat
rick party March 23 and hike up
tne mil behind the school.
We are to start sewine at the
next meeting, March 23.
Janet Burk served refresh
ments.
Marriane Starkey,
Reporter.
Sewing Club
Eaele Point Sewine club met
March 7 at the home of the lead
er, Mrs. John Huffman. She dem
onstrated makine bound hiittnn
holes and welch button holes. '
Next meeting will be March
21 at the Huffman home. She
served refreshments. ,
. Marriane V. Starkey, ;,
Reporter.
Child Care Club
Eagle Point Child Care club
met March 8 at the home of San
dra an,d Lois Farlow. It was de
cided to have a St. Patrick party
Marh 17 at Donna and Leolyn
Brock's home. Each told what
they planned to make, beginning
soon.
Sandra and Lois served re
freshments. Next meeting will be March 22
at Marriane Starkey's home. Lin
da Nease will help serve re
freshments. Marriane V. Starkey,
Reporter.
A "cadastral survey" is the
establishment of land bound
aries and their identification on
the ground by monuments or
marks and their identification
in the records by field notes
and plats.
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NOGGIN WITH A MALLET
the unfortunate child "baby as
pirins" as ordered by the long
distance diagnostician who
doesn't like to get off his ischial,
tuberosities or, out of his barber
coat to visit a sick child, as long
as the child's parents can be
strung along with the "cold" de
lusion. About to release the forego
ing without further comment I
submitted it to my editor and oc
casional ghost writer, who ob
served that although it might be
all right for old readers, but new
readers might get an impression
that this column is conducted by
a
All right, all right. I'm telling
only what I believe is the truth.
If I had any such indisposition
or illness I'd go to bed for a day
or just sit around, but certainly
I would not take any of the
drugs mentioned, because, es I
have already said, none of them
has any remedial value.
Isn't that clear enough, stupid?
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Now, See Here
Fully three weeks ago I wrote and
We had no idea there
was still such a strong feel
ing about the civil war.
You can't buy a tea
kettle south of the Mason
Dixon line that whistles
anything but Dixie.
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THE
(Flip-Curl)
PERMANENT
has to be seen to be believed.
It's soft, springy curls are un
matched by any other permanent.
IT IS HOT "JUST
AS GOOD" AS
131 S Central ' Phone 3-5379 j
asked about ... I have nad no reply,
nor has my question been answered
in the paper. I shall take this up . . .
(Miss C. H.)
Answer I answer in this column
only such queries as may be of gen
eral interest. I answer by mail only
such queries as I think I can answer
without doing any harm. If you would
bear in mind that a great many let
ters cross my desk each day and be
sides that I have bowling to do well,
next time just mention what you ask
ed or asked for, and I'll do my best
to serve you.
Sweat By Any Other Name
How can one safely check underarm
perspiration? (T. B.)
A n s w e r Send stamped, self-addressed
envelope for pamphlet on
EXCESSIVE SWEATING.
Off Physic
Received your booklet over a year
ago. and haven't taken a laxative
since. That's only incidental, however.
The remarkable improvement in my
health . . . (G. J.)
I Answer rsaturaily. Its like the im
j provement noticed by the moron after
lie siupb ucauiitr uuiiseii on me neaa
with a mallet. Victims of the d.f. habit
should send 25c and stamped, self
addressed envelope for Little Lesson
25, The Constipation Habit and Colon
Hygiene.
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6 Southwestern
Indian
t High
mouataln
12 Son of Adam
13 Press
1 Hawaiian
roots tock
15 Care for
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shelter
10 Plagues
21 HaliituaU
23 Agile
24 Vehicle
25 Witnesses
30 Without end
1 2 Male
33 Unusual
34 Consecrates
37 Golf mound
38 Sheet of glass
39 Species of
dogwood
41 City in
Montana
44 Singing voice
45 Manages
47 River in
Siberia
50 Witty saying
51 French priest
52 Decrease
53 Worm
54 Girl's name
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Grange
Central Point Grange
Central Point Grange will
meet Friday night, March 18.
Lecture program will include
pictures of wild flowers taken
by Chuck and Mary Taylor.
Further plans for the cooked
food sale to be. held March 26 at
Faber's Market and Paulsen's
Thrift Market will be discussed.
The fire prevention program
originally planned for March 18
has been postponed.
Central Point Juvenile Grange
will meet Friday, March 18, at
8 p.m. at Central Point Grange
hall.
Matron Lucille Frink urges all
to pay their dues as this is the
last meeting of the quarter, and
a pennant for all dues paid is
very much desired this year.
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nicknam
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5 Clue
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V Procrastinate
8 Confined within
fixed limits
9 Sacred bull
10 Solitary
11 Hogs
17 One thickness
19 Man's
nickname
21 Frosted
22 Part of church
23 Freshet
26 Grew oat of
27 Pertaining to
a nation
28 Woody plant
29 Frophet
31 More mature
35 Dainty
sandwich
88 The sun '
40 Packs away
41 Residence
42 Epic poetry
43 Allows
44 On the ocean
46 Sea eagle
48 Tierra del
Fueran Indian
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WENT SKATING
Mineola, N. Y. (U.R) Mrs.
Janet Nieto, 25, told the judge
during a hearing on her separa
tion suit Wednesday that the
only word she has heard from
her husband since he disap
peared two months ago was
when he sent a friend around
to pick up his roller skates.
The first silver bullion de
posit for U.S. coins was made
July 18, 1868.
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FORMK WORLD'S
CHfMPlON
SPRINT WALKER.
WALKED
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BACKWARDS
IN Zl HOURS,,
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AH DON'T MEAN TO
SOUND CHEAR DEAR,
BUT VOKE TEARS IS
ROONIN' THEM BAGS
A Navy submarine crew must
conduct 225 individual and
equipment checks in order to ex
ecute a dive.
Nagging Backache
Sleepless Nights
Often Due to Kidney Slow-down
When kidney function slows down, many
folks complain of nagging; backache, head
aches, dizziness and loss of pep and energy. -Don't
suffer restless niffhts with these dis
comforts if reduced kidney function is set
ting; you down due to such common causes
as stress and strain, over-exertion or expo- '
sure to cold. Minor bladder irritations du -to
cold or wrong: diet may cans getting vtp
nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi- '
tlons bother you. Try Doan's Pills a mild di
uretic It's amazing how many times Doan's
give happy relief from these discomforts
help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and niters
flash out waste. Ask for new. large, economy
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