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10 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedferrJ,
The Medical
A Bad Backache
In an article by Dr. Gordon
Martin, an expert physical
therapist, he said something
sensible: The
patient with a
backache can
hardly expect
to get well
with only oc
casional treat
ments, per
haps with dia
thermy three
times a week.
Results are
far more likely to be obtained
if the patient can get a good
treatment every day, to loosen
up joints and sore muscles;
to reduce stiffness; to improve
muscular strength and coor
dination, to speed up move
ment, and to improve endur
ance. Why a Child Sucks His
Thumb
As I said a while ago, when
ever I read the weird sexual
explanations some psychia
trists give for thumb-sucking
I get annoyed, partly because
I see no reason for dragging
in a complicated theory for
a process that is so easily
tie
Or Alvarez
The Family Council
Editor's note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers.
Each article s a summary ot an actual report. The Family Council does
aot give advice: it merely reports on problems that have been dealt
with by responsible agencies and counselor
Louis R. I am tempted to
accept a young bachelor.
Rose F. She would be run
out of town.
'
Louise R. I am a widow
of 40 with . four young chil
dren. Naturally I had hoped
to marry again, but I . am
somewhat bowled over by the
proposal I got several weeks
ago.
It came from a 32-year-old
bachelor a man whose moth
er I have been very friendly
with through our church
group. Of course I laughed
at him at first, but he was
so sincere and so persuasive
that I couldn't help but make
him a promise to consider it.
I realize there is much to
be said against such a marri
age, but I must admit I am
very tempted. Bernard is a
handsome, likeable man and
is financially quite successful.
I wouldn't dare discuss it
with anyone but my own sis
ter and she thinks I'm out of
my mind.
Rose F. We live in a small
community where every move
you make is noticed and com
mented on. I can just imagine
the hullabaloo if Louise sud
denly started dating Bernard.
It would be embarrassing
even to me because I would
have to answer all kinds of
questions.
We have all known Ber-
Two Men Crushed to
Death on Road Job
Tillamook (UPD Two
workers for the Murray
Brothers Construction com
pany of Bend were crushed to
death Friday 18 miles south
of here when tons of rock
loosened by the vibrations of
a jack hammer and a tractor
caved in on them.
The bodies of Chester N.
Walton, 53. of Beaver, and
Howard Stern, 30, McMinn
ville, were recovered after
2Vz hours of digging by about
20 coworkers.
Cal Davis, Tillamook coun
ty deputy coroner, said the
two had just blasted a huge
rock from a hillside in prepa
ration for setting a larger
charge when the accident oc
curred. Walton was breaking
up rock with the jack ham
mer at the time, witnesses
said. '
PLANE VICTIMS FOUND
Robbinsville, N.C. (CPU
Rescue workers Sunday found
the bodies of two Georgia
men killed when their light
plane crashed into the side
of Haneover mountain near
here. The men, identified as
Paul J. Kennon, 32, of At
lanta, and W. P. Ward, of
Griffin, had vanished on a
flight from Knoxville, Tenn.,
to Atlanta Aug. 3.
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Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
explainer by a simple continu
ation of the child's inborn de
sire to suck. He perhaps hap
pens to get more than the
usual amount of pleasure and
contentment that can be ob
tained from sucking. Perhaps
he is like the chain-smoker
or the 'constant chewer of
gum or tobacco who gets great
comfort from having some
thing always in his mouth.
One reason why I am sure
the psychiatrist's explanation
is needless and is poppy-cock
is because I have watched ani
mals sucking contentedly at
something not a teat. I have
seen monkeys in a zoo suck
ing the end of their tail.
In a recent number of the
journal "Natural History," I
find a letter from Henry F.
Dunbar, of Kingston, N. Y.,
discussing a previous letter
on the habit some bears have
of sucking a paw. He says
he once had a cat that sucked
the tip of its tail, and he has
seen mature cat sucking per
haps a piece of wollen cloth.
Dunbar has had calves, early
weaned, which would suck
away at the edge of a milk
pail or at a projection of wood
in their stall; also, he had a
nard since childhood. He is
a sweet boy, but tied to his
mother's apron strings. Every
body knows that is the rea
son he hasn't married until
now.
Louise would be just an
other mother to him. She has
four kids on her hands. Isn't
that enough?
The worst part of it would
come when Bernard's mother
found out. Louise would have
to contend with much worse
than ridicule then. She would
be run out of town.
The Council: Rose seems to
be somewhat overly alarmed.
We think Louise has been a
little foolish in discussing this
problem with her sister before
she has given herself a chance
to mull it over.
We doubt very much wheth
er Louise would be run out
of town for considering or
acting upon an honest pro
posal. Undoubtedly there would
be some problems, but Louise
may be able to handle these
very well if she knows what
she is about. In order to know
what she is about she must
allow herself a little freedom
to consult her own feelings.
Perhaps Bernard does look
at Louise as a kind of substi
tute mother. Public opinion
may take a dim view of such
an arrangement, yet it may
be the very one to afford a
good deal of satisfaction to
both partners. Louise can only
decide this through more con
tact with Bernard.
Unfortunately, her dating
Bernard may arouse some of
the "hullabaloo" Rose worries
about, and this could frighten
Louise away before she has
had a chance to test the rela
tionship.
We think she should try to
steel herself against this kind
of intimidation. She should
recognize that public opinion
is a many-sided changeable
thing.
There will probably be
staunch supporters as well as
enemies of a Louise-Bernard
romance.
Eventually the whole issue
will completely die down and
Louise and Bernard will be
able to i their way in peace
together or alone, as their
own feelings dictate.
(Copyright 1958,
General Features Corp.)
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In case after case, while gently
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Most amazin g of all results were
so thorough that sufferers made
cow that, for long, kept up
the habit of sucking at her
feed pail. Certainly, one can
hardly accuse . these animals
of having all the sexual fears
and early psychic traumas
that some psychiatrists can
think up to explain why some
children are thumb - suckers
long after their sibs have quit
the habit.
Recently, Drs. Alfred S. and
Howard S. Traisman, writing
in the Journal of Pediatrics,
reported having studied 2,650
infants and children, 45.6 per
cent of whom were slow to
give up thumb-sucking. No
sex difference was found, and
the amount of breast feeding
was not a significant factor.
More thumb - suckers were
found among the slow feed
ers. The babies who finished
their bottle quickly were not
so likely to go on sucking. On
the average, thumb-sucking
tends to stop at the age of
3.8 years.
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