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Fire Hear Sulherlin .
Fatal to Year-Old-Boy
Sutherlin, Ore. (U.R) Tire
that destroyed the fouTHroom
frame house of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Williams Friday
claimed the .life of one-year-old
Benton Wilkerson and critically
burned his two-year-old brother,
Preston, and their grandmother,
Mrs. Nellie Williams, 48.
Neighbors rescued the family
'from the flaming home about 1
; miles east of here. No fire f ight
a.m. in a remote rural area 15
ing equipment was available and
the house and its contents were
'destroyed., ..- :; -
The children were living witn
their grandparents while their
mother, Mrs. Mollie Wilkerson,
worked near Harrisburg, Ore.
Cause of the fire was not
leacned immediately.
Dead tine Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday. 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday; other day 530 nrarooue day.
Personal Health Service
v By WILLIAM BRADY, MJ.
Readers should address Inquiries to:
Or. William Brady
263 El Carnlno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
3 rj
RHEUMAT1Z ISN'T FUNNY
A bulletin issued by the Arth
ritis and Qhematism Foundation
year ago said
"It should now be recognized
that treatment" (of rheumatoid
arthritis) "with the various drugs
available today" (May, '54) "has
not been shown to alter the
natural course of the disease in
a significant manner."
1 (Brady) have a vague con?
ception of the type of joint dis
ability called "rheumatoid arth
ritis" and sometimes by other
names which I'd rather not men
tion here. (This is still a health
column).
Maybe I'm just showing my
ignorance, but from all I have
been able to learn from the rec
ognized authorities we (the medi
cal profession, I mean) know no
more about the nature and treat
ment of "rheumatoid arthritis"
than Dr. Osier and his contem
poraries knew 60 years ago.
The Foundation's bulletin fur
ther said:
"Aspirin is still the most
valuable drug in the treatment
of the symptoms of rheumatoid
arthritis."
That's tantamount to confirma
tion of what I have just said.
Aspirin" is, in my opinion, the
least dangerous dope any one
can use to relieve ache or pain,
whether due to joint disability
or any other complaint. But
that's all one can say about it.
Aspirin- certainly doesn't 'cure
anything, and in my judgment
Yreka Council Sets
Rationing of Water i
Yreka. Calif. (U.fS Water ra
tioning went into effect here to
rlav after reservoirs suDDlving
city water users reached un
usually low levels.
The city council voted to im
pose penalties, including fines,
imprisonment and loss of water
service for persons who refuse
to comply with the rationing
order
(HEMORRHOIDS )
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the less of this dope one uses in
any circumstance the better. No
tice, please, I say aspirin is the
least dangerous dope this does
not imply that it is safe enough
to use in the careless way some
ninny-hammers do, . for trifling
discomforts.
.- A reader asks why I persist in
saying "rheumatiz" when there
is no such word in the diction
ary Fifty years ago old grannies
said that but not since. Do I
think it is funny? .
The word is in Webster's
characterized as dialect.
But in the pamphlet Calcium
and Rhtumatis for which
send stamped, self-addressed en
velope -I try t9 show that in
most cases of chronic joint dis
ability there is a notable absence
of the signs of' true inflamma
tion heat, pain, redness and
swelling and hence no reason
to call the trouble arthritis (joint
inflammation). By nudging, with
out violence, I try to show also
that the concept of chronic rheu
matism is absurd, misleading,
without substantial basis.
Oh, no, I'm not trying to say
that arthritis can't happen. I
merely contend that when you
complain of lame or painful joint
or joints it is ridiculous for a doc
tor to call your trouble arthritis
and let it go at that. That's a
snide diagnosis. If you are a
gullible customer and the doctor
treats your "arthr-itis'! ($1.98
way of saying "joint inflamma
tion") with a funny diet, light,
heat, the latest miracle medicine
which purports to be good for
"arthritis" or any other monkey
shines commended by the best
advertised "clinic," you. may be
sure the medical merchant is
guessing. On the other hand real
arthritis may be . tuberculous,
septic (Streptococcic), . brucel
lotic, syphilitic,' gonorrheal,
pneumococcic and each, of
these calls for a specific treat
ment. , 1
The nature of the trouble in
most cases of chronic joint dis
ability, as it seems to me, is phy
sical degeneration of joint tis
sues. Any real inflammation
which may occur in the course
of physical degeneration is inci
dental and in, any case cold,
dampness, sudden changes, insuf
ficient clothing and all that old
hokum bunkem has nothing
whatever to do with the trouble.
Doctors and . folks are techy,
about the subject. The reader's
protest is typical of many similar
protests received from doctors
and folks. The very idea that
one is degenerating is offensive.
Be that as it may, rheumatiz
is the name used to signify phy
sical degeneration of joint tissue.
I would never mention it at all
if I were not prepared to offer
advice which, honestly and in-
CROSSWORD PUZZLE '?r
telligently followed, will retard tlz. For further details bt nam
the degeneration "process or in
some instances reverse 'the pro
cess, into regeneration of joint
tissues, and cure of the rheuma-
to - read pieces to follow. v Of
course, if they are not printed,
there's nothing I can dq about
it. - - '- ' --
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Portland's Sunday
Car Sale Ban Invalid
Portland (1.R) An" attempt
by the City of Portland to ban
the sale of cars on Sundays has
been ruled unconstitutional by
Circuit Judge Alfred P. Dobson.
The jurist declared "the ordi
nance is oppressive and discrim
inatory." The ruling came on appeal
from a municipal court convic
tion of Car Dealer Joe Dobbins.
Car dealers had deliberately
courted 'arrest under the ordi
nance to test its constitution
ality. " '
Judge Dobson said "there : is
no elements of policy which con
trol the treatment motor vehicle
dealers should .receive at the
hands of the law which do not
apply 'with equal force to most
other retail establishments
which may undertake to engage
in Sunday sales activities."
City oficials did not reveal
whether they would appeal the
decision. ,
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Salem U.R) Apportionment
of liquor revenues derived from
a tax imposed on manufacturers
and importing distributors - of
malt and other alcoholic beve
rages has been made to cities
and counties of Oregon, accord
ing to Secretary of State Earl T.
Newbry. ,
The apportionment, based on
the ,1950 federal census figures,
represents a distribution of $62,
607 for the quarter ended June
30, Newbry said.
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