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Friday, April 8, 1953
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MAK- it.
72-78-83-89VS
still stands), should have told
your wife that O'l Doc Brady is
as honest as circumstances will
permit.
Yours is a pleasant letter, Bus
ter, but for that crack about ton
sils. That isn't bowling. If we're
going to be good, friends you
owe me a detailed statement
about that.
Your sincerely,
William Brady, M.D.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Safe Milk
Is it safe to give children raw milk
from a tuberculin and Bangs tested
herd? (R. B.)
Answer Yes. In any circumstances
if you question the safety of the milk,
scald it that is. bring to a boil for
one minute and it will be absolutely
safe for anyone.
Still Alive
I have taken your Iodin Ration for
about two years. It has done me a
world of good. (A.M.)
Answer Anyway, you're still alive,
eh? I can tell by your handwriting.
! WU Commit fee Ma ps
Defense for Bridges
Long Beach, Calif. (U.R)
The Defense committee of the
International Long shoremen's
and Warehousemen's union, has
mapped a program to defend
Harry Bridges in his pending
April 20 trial on a civil charge
to revoke his citizenship.
Officials announced at the in-
You won't believe it. but I'd like to
hear in what particular respect my
advice has done you good.
Cold Feet and Insomnia
I use a hot water bottle ever night
for my feet, and would like to know
how to breathe to get 'em warm and
fall asleep . . . (T. H. S.)
Answer Send 25c and stamped,
self-addressed envelope for Little Les
son No. 21. HOW TO BREATHE.
Protected 1955 by John F. Dille Co.
dependent union's 11th biennial
convention here that the com
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ing some 65,000 members.
In other important action yes
terday the convention called for
eventual formation of an Amer
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achieved by working within the
framework of the Democratic
party. ,
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Anewer to Yesterday's Puzzle
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady,
263 El Camino. Beverly Hills, Calif.
NOW, SEE HERE, BUSTER!
Dear Doctor Brady:
"Many thanks for the Little
Lessons you sent me free, and 1
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Last of Union Vels
Confined To Hospital
Duluth, Minn. U.R) Albert
Woolson, 108, last surviving
Union Army veteran of the Civil
war is hospitalized because of
congestion on his lung.
He was reported resting com
fortably and was being given
oxygen.
Woolson's daughter, Mrs. John
Kobus, said her father spent a
"restless night" and they decid
ed to take him to the hospital
after talking to the doctor about
5 a.m. today.
"Dr. Charles Bagley said the
congestion wasn't as bad as when
dad was hospitalized about a
month ago," Mrs. Kobus said.
"He didn't think he would have
to be hospitalized too long."
She said her father was in
good spirits and was resting
comfortably.
Woolson observed his 108th
birthday Feb. 11.
Or. Bradrf
ope you
didn't dock the
ghost writer's
pay $5.00 to
make up for
the check you
returned to
me.
"When I
showed my
wife the letter
I wrote, in
which I guess
ed the article ... a do not recall
which article it was, but the cor
respondent guessed right and
won the works) . . . and told her
I was. sending along my check
just in case, she told me I was
a sucker nobody could be ex
pected to acknowledge collabora
tive writing under such circum
stances . . . (the lady takes my
quackish pretensions seriously.)
But I told her that no matter
what your detractors might say
about you on any other score . . .
(yahbut can you find one who
will say anything notable over
his or her singature?) I was ab
solutely convinced that no one
could accuse you of being dis
honest that if you didn't write
the article you would say so.
Now my "pocket cyclopedia of
health" proves that I know not
only your style, but more than
a little about you."
The correspondent writes
some history relating to former
times in Buffalo, Penn Yan,
Canadaigua, and recites an inci
dent of which I have no recol
lection to wit:
"My mother used to say she
probably would have been a
nurse except that a young scamp
medical student in Buffalo she
thought the name was Brady
planted a cadaver's finger in her
coat pocket. Later when she
reached into her pocket she was
so shocked at what she found
that she quit nurse training
school on the spot! (Although I
recall no such prank, I remem
ber many much worse ones, in
which I engaged".)
"I took your advice about ton
sils three years ago, with rather
grave circumstances but I've
fcreiven you. and I never did
stop reading your column."
(Signed)
Now, see here, Buster, it isn't
news that a "ghost" bats for me
occasionally for that matter
some "suckers," as your boss
would. say, have had me under
the sod for, lo, these many years,
and my name and column carried
on by some "vague clique for
propaganda heaven only knows
just what the anonymous group
would be trying to propagate.
Any suggestions, anybody? Ghost
writers for the past four or
five years only one. So the very
fact that I offered a free set of
A Lot of Little Lessons in the
Ways of Health to any reader
who spotted a ghost - written
piece in this column (the offer
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