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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1961)
What do DOCTORS do for TENSE WOOS HEADACHES? A SURVEY SHOWS 3 OUT OF 4 DOCTORS RECOMMEND THE INGREDIENTS IN AN AC IN J To obtain fast relief from pain of headache, neuritis or neuralgia why not take what 3 out of 4 doc tors recommend the ingredients in Anacin ! Anacin gives a better total effect in pain relief than aspirin or any buf fered aspirin. Here is why. Mere as pirin or even aspirin with buffering contains only one pain reliever and no special medication to relax nervous tension. But Anacin is a combination of medically proven in gredients, including special medica tion, which relieves pain incredibly fast, also relaxes nervous tension and releases painful pressure on nerves. Anacin Tablets are safer, too. They have a smoother action and do not irritate or upset the stomach. Buy Anacin today. Better than aspirin or aspirin with buffering for TENSION HEADACHES IS forfastTV J. FAST, FAST ) Most headaches are caused by tension that presses on nerves. Anacin contains special mcdica tion that relieves pain fast, relaxes tension and releases pressure. This special medication is not obtainable in aspirin or any buf fered aspirin. That's why Anacin gives more complete pain relief. FAST PAIN RCUCF HIADAOHI NIURAL9IA .H...I.J; tj-Jm.iJ-i,-.. -,s.-,. .... nil.-.M Largest Selling PAIN RELIEVER I Quips and Quotes Undercover Work Lack of mechanical aptitude Is something most men camouflage By peering knowingly under the hood Before they call the garage, 'Suzanne Douglass The person who never has to adjust in this lije probably doesn't own a tele vision set. Frank G. Mcltinis Blinking from the blazing sun outdoors, a lady entered the corner shoe shop and took a seat. Soon she was approached by a clerk. "What can I do for you, madam?" he asked. The lady looked embarrassed. "To tell the truth, sir," she said, "I came in here for a No. 9." "That's nothing to be ashamed of," the clerk replied. "Many women have big feet!" "Young man," the woman replied icily. "No. 9 is the bus I'm waiting for!" Terry Edler jN;..::iiL.:pJ. "Down, boy, down." A well-to-do cattleman bought a new ranch in the next state and prepared to move his considerable brood there. The mother of the family and the six youngest children went by passenger train, while the rancher and his two oldest boys rode the freight train with their prize cattle. The conductor on the passenger train was considerably amused as he counted heads in the younger group. "My, my," he said to the four-year-old. "Is this all there is to your family?" "Oh, no," the boy replied. "The rest of us are coming by boxcar." Alby Rae Mearse Family Weekly, February 26, 1961 A motorist saw a man trying to change a flat tire on the side of the road. The man was smeared with dirt and soaked in per spiration. Beside him was an immaculately dressed woman, talking and gesturing. The motorist pulled up beside them and said, "Look, friend, you seem to be hauing some trouble. I'te changed a lot of tires. Can I be of any help?" The crestalien tire-changer turned sou-( ly. "You certainly can" he said coldly. "My wife is an expert, too. Now if you toil! ex change advice on how this tire should be changed, I can concentrate on getting the job done!"
