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Central Point
Central Point 4 H club mem
bers are expecting representa
tives from 4-H clubs all over the
country to their pre-fair on
Saturday. July 8, at the C W.
Anhorn home at the corner of
Pine st. and Freeman rd.
All livestock and KEC dis
plays must be ready at 9 a.m.
and livestock judging classes
will take place during the morn
ing. Luncheon will be served at
noon. Home economics judging
will begin at 12:30 p.m. with
livestock showmanship contest
in the afternoon.
Livestock judges for the pre
fair will be Leonard Kunzman.
Crater high school vocational
agricultural instructor, and
Claude Cooper. Medford. Gener
al Mills field representative.
Forestry mounts will be judged
by Mrs. John Bohnrrt.
V. S. electric output mult
by almost exactly six time:
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1926 to 1951.
plied
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from MR. LARRY
Now at
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PHONE 2-4330
Thursday. July 26, 1956
The Medical Roundup
A Painful Tailbono,
or Coccyx
Quite a fow highly nervous
and over-sensitive women com
plain of a sore tailbone, or
coccyx which,
in us humans,
is a remnant
of the tail in
animals. It
contains s e v
eral little
bones fused to
gether. By put
ting bis index
finger in the
Hallrt Alvarn lEivummiu uic
thumb on the back of the tail
bone between the buttocks. a
physician can easily examine the
joints between the little tail and
the sacrum (the bone which is
found between the two hip
i bones). He can move the little
tail up and down, and he can
see if there is any roughness or
sign of inflammation about it.
'He can also have x-ray studies
made of the little bone and its
! joint with the sacrum.
Hundreds of times I've studied
the coccyx in cases in which the
woman uas complaining of con
stant pain, and never have I
found anythins wrong with the
bone or the joint. Usually, mov
ing the coccyx up and down did
not produce the pain complained
of.
I think it highly significant
that these distresses and pains
around the coccyx are found al
most always in women and only
rarely in men. Women complain
more often of nervous troubles,
while men complain more often
of serious demonstrable disease.
The women who complain of a
sore coccyx are almost always a
bunch of nerves, and they often
have relatives who are also high
ly nervous or a bit psychotic.
I wish I could tell what to do
to make their coccyx more com
fortable, but the best advice I can
give them is not to waste their
money, and certainly not to have
an operation. Years ago. when I
was a young man. surgeons used
to remove the coccyx to try to
make these women happy, but I
never saw the operation do any
good. The surgeons must have
had the same bad experience as I
did because alnmst ail of them
quit doinu this work.
Pain in the Rectum
Many women of a nervous
type complain bitterly of con
stant pain around tiie rectum.
But. again, an expert can exam
ine the rectum very thoroughly
and he can even open the pa
tient's abdomen and look in. and
he will practically never see any
cause for the distress. An impor
tant point is that these pains
around the coccyx and in the re
gion of the rectum are not made
worse by constipation, by mov
ing the bowels, by diarrhea or by
anything. The distress is practic
ally constant, and this is typical
of all pains that are arising up in
a disturbed brain. Pains that
arise in the brain are often re
ferred out into some perfectly
normal part of the body some
where. The situation is much like
that in the amputated leg of an
old soldier, who keeps saying
that his toes feel terribly uncom
fortable. This is what is called
phantom pain.
Similarly, when a person
bangs his "funny bone" at the el
Salem UP! Dr. Irvin Hill of
Fairview home for mentally re
tarded children here has been
appointed to head a committee
to study the problem of mentally
ill children in Oregon.
Banana oil is not made from
banas at all. but is actually one
of the by-products of the petro
leum industry.
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bow really the ulnar nerve he
will feel a burning pain, not at
the point of contusion, but down
in the little finger and half of
the ring finger.
Diverliculosis
Irr spite of everything I keep
writing about diverticulosis and
diverticulitis of the colon I keep
getting anxious requests for a
diet and treatment for diverticu
losis. For long. I have kept say
ing that, so far as I can see, di
verticulosis of the colon is a
symptomless condition that com
es with age. It is like gray hair,
and I would just as soon give a
diet for gray hair as for diverti-
! culosis. One great trouble is that
j hundreds of laymen and, I fear,
j some of us physicians, get mixed
! up as to diverticulosis and diver
! ticulitis. Dozens of persons who
write, saying that they are in a
bad way with diverticulitis have
' not a symptom of this serious,
acute, painful, feverish and dan
gerous disease. All they tell me
is that a lot of diverticula, or
tiny out-pouchings, were discov
j ered accidentally on an x-ray
film. Diverticulitis means n 't
flammation of some of the
ticula. Diverticulosis is ju:
I having of a few pouches. . .
months ago, when I went foi .
I routine yearly x-ray study, they
found thre diverticula on my col
on pouches which were not
there last year when I was ex-
i arr.ined.
j Am I excited about them? No.
Am 1 going to do anything about
them? No. Do they constitute any
danger to my life, or health, or
happiness? I very much doubt it.
I once went for some five years
at the Mayo Clinic without see
ing a single case of diverticulitis,
which showed me how rare the
condition is. Every year I see a
number of people who were told
they had diverticulitis, but ac
tually someone got mixed-up
with his words, and all the per
son had was some harmless di
verticulosis. Some of my physi
cian friends may ask. "How do
you know they are harmless?"
And my answer is that I have
known hundreds of healthy per
sons whose colon was full of
them.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1956)
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Garden Notes
By
C. B. CORDY
County Extension
Agent for Horticulturs
Early sweet corn is now rip
ening and while this warm
weather is good to develop high
quality in corn, it is also favor
able for the development cf the
corn ear worm. As soon as the
silks on the young ears appear,
the worm eggs are deposited on
them by a moth which hatch in
about three days. '
In order to get control an in
secticide must be applied to the
silks some time after they
emerge but within three days.
One application of insecticide
will protect the ear during its
growing period, but as all ears
do not produce silks at the same
time, it is necessary to make
two applications to the patch.
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made about three days after the
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Dust. Spray
A DDT dust or spray has been j
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be made using a heaping table- j
spoon of 5 per cent DDT in one
gallon of water. Or a 10 per cent
dust may be used. The spray or
dust should be applied directly
to the young silks. It is not ne
cessary to cover the leaves and
the stalks of the plant.
When there is an abundance
HYPNOTISM
Has been successfully used in
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migraine headache, insomnia,
stuttering, etc. For information
recardmg Hpnotism see
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of these moths, they will also
lay eggs in the corn tassels. The
young worms then feed for sev
eral days on the tassels until it
is half grown. It then migrates
to the ear and burrows directly
through the husk to the ear. In
order to control these worms it
is necessary also to apply the
spray or dust to the tassels.
If a succession of corn plant
ings have been made, then each
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ACROSS
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5 Spindle
32 Wjne cup
13 Rrcion
14 Athletic ijroup
15 Overstrain
17Ohtaind
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21 Males
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California produces more tur
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states, although every state is
a turkey grower.
Work,
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Without Nagging Backache
Nafrpinj; huckaclie, headache, or muscular
aches ani pains may come on with over-exertion,
emo inn a! upe:sor ciay to Hhv stress and
strain. And folks who eat and drink unwisely
sometimes aulTer mild hlailder irritntion
...with that restless, uncomfortable feelinfj.
If you are miserable and worn out because
of these discomforts. Doan's Tills often heip
by their pa in relievinK action, by their sooth
inn elTeet to ease bladder irritation, and by
their mild niu relic act ion through the kidneys
lending to increase the output of tile 15
miles of kidney tubes.
So if natrKing backache makes you feel
drruf?ed-out. miserable, v.tth restless, sleep
less nights. don't wait, t ry Doan's Tills. pet th
same happy relief millions have enjoyed for
ver till years. Ask for new. larpe. economy
ize and save money. Get Doan's Tills today 1
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11 St-nds forth
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36 P.arely
37 Banter
pood-naturedly
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39 Le??n
40 Man's
nickname
42 Japanese
mp-a'ire
43 Baker
products
45 Prefi x : hefor
46 Japaneye
money of
account
47 Conjunction
49 Piphthong
51 Perform
fluid
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