Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-02
The use Of water. lot q I oou,l

IeuS ulleu Win IL, LOT TWO IOuTS eacu
day-tCok all the soreness and swell
ing from them in a few weeks. Have
had no trouble since until this sum-
mer with one thumb joint which I am
poulticing. am thinking of trying
the Schuessler tissue elements you
recommend. One of our physicians in
our town uses them. trust this will
b: of use to some one Sincerely,
Mrs. G. u'-. . .a,.-...
The treatment which you have
suggested should be very valuable in
any case where one suffers from en-
!arged joints. 1t is certainly harmless
and safe. The Schuessler tissue ele-
ments you will find beneficial if proper
~ prescribed, and I am glad to learn
that your physician uses them. trust
other readers Of these lectures will
contribute to Club Notes. You must
remember that our motto is pass It
On"
White Lake.-Dr. David H. Reeder,
porte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: There is
Ne thing I have thought of many
times while reading the "Club Notes"
in our paper, and that is in regard to
preparing cold compress. You have
spoken of wringing the compress out
of hot or boiling water. I think have
found better way to manage it. I
take a cloth as large as need and fold
to the size and thickness required.
Then wiring it out of cold or comfort
ably warm water. then take news
paper-One of three or four. sheets is
just the thing-and put it on top Of
the cook stove and put the cloth in
side of it; hold it there, turning it,
paper and all, every little while, and it
will In q very short time be as hot as
can be borne, and can be csrried 10
the patient wrapped in the paper, with
less danger of cooling, and no trouble
with hot water to the hands. l have had
a great many occasions to use COM
presses, both hot and cold, in caring
for my children. Hoping that some
one will make use of my suggestion, l
am, Respectfully yours, Mrs. w.
! approve Of your suggestion very
highly. and would advise anyone who
has any occasion to use hot COM
press to try this method.
Bismark.-Dr. David II. Reeder, La
porte, Ind.-Dear Sir: My wife ap-
pears to be so tired and worn out every
evening that it is impossible for her to
go to sleep. am also very poorly.
Any advice would be thankfully re-
ceived. Very respectfully, A. L. z.
AS your letter contains but very
brief description of both your own and
your wife's case, would suggest that
you write me more in detail, and l
will cheerfully advise you to the best
OF my ability. To-day's lecture should
be read by your wife very carefully,
and the method Of treatment adopted,
after which think she will soon no.
tice an improvement.
Mexico.-Dr. David H. Reeder, La
porte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: l have read
in your Home Health club column q
suggestion as to the use of the fumes of
boiling vinegar as being valuable for
catarrh. AS have nasal catarrh,
therefore write you for information.
The left side of nose is entirely stopped
up, and do not hear good out of left
ear. The doctors say the Eustachian
tube Is stopped up, which has been the
case for the past three years. How
long is it necessary to use the vinegar
this way to effect q cure?
l also notice an article upon stomach
and liver trouble. Do you publish
book relative to how to keep in good
health? Do you know of a remedy to
stop the superfluous growth of beard
above the beard line? The beard grows
almost up to my eyes. Yours truly,
E. J.
Catarrh is widespread affection,
but can be overcome by proper meth
DDS az taught by the Home Health
club. In the club books and pamphlets
full instructions ara given for its
home treatment, this including a set
Of exercises for increasing the circu-
lation in the mucous lining of the res
piratory passages think you would
be wise to practice these faithfully,
and you will note improvement from
tho start Therefore I refer you to
the cloth-bound book of lectures, OF
the lectures in series two in pamphlet
form.
AS you state that the Eustachian
tubes are also affected, you had prob
ably better procure the tissue remedies
indicated for cata 'rhal deafness. In
regard to the superfluous growth OF
beard, would ad rise you to let 1t
alone. unless it becomes too annoying,
Otherwise it is bes not to tamper
with it.
All readers of this publication are at
liberty to write for any information
pertaining to the subject of health
Address all communications to tn,
Home Health Club, or DR.. David II
Reeder, Laporte, Ind, with name and
address in full, and at least four cents
in postage.