The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-06
NO REASON WHY 4 WOMAN MAY NOT
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A distinguished physician, pr Clela Due! Msm.n in sanora ssSsrsy has one of "aueer notions' l am subject to. but she has n in q comparatively mild form.
 Women" published by Stanford University Press, (and an Ideal Si50 gift for any girL l should think). pr Mosher says; .,.. ... looked, oapecaiiiy at the menstrual period Why should women alter aii her habits o9
 e so sharply as tho time sf msnstrsa.on sas of her symptoms At tho time Of her rune. tionai per!odieity she needs more rather than Hsss IsrS de"niy resret to say the author uses lot of weagei words that suck the significance out Of tho wholesome and sane view already e@' old fosies down gently. or 1t may be that her publishers decided the doctors eaehing was too Ltartling md she'd have to add on few hun. have the most to gay If not much to do in medi. cine today. Publishers are like that. If you have any clear Ideas to impart to the public yon had better be your own publisher and take all the blame or csnsure yourself.
 Why should a woman change her habits of life so sharply at tho time Of ner functional son can express !n unequlsocal language. Ana why should shs change her whole attitude ana her philosophy or her way Of thinking at this time?
 The woman at this time may bathe, Dr Mosh- CT says, provided care ts taken to prevent chii' Ing of the surface, and provided she gradually accustomS herself, without fear or worry in re- gard to consequences, to rational bathing at this ns well as other times
 That's too bad. have recommended pr Mcshers Took to a great many young women who sought essential knowledge and sound ad- :.ce on the subject. and I'd reluct to discour- age any girl woman from enjoying swim or a bath whenever she might wish to go in
 All these to whom have recommended the book and others who have yet to read It should know thero is no sense in that quaint idea of getting gradually accustomed to bathing or to swimming CT to going in the water. mean so far as health or hygiene Is concerned. Any girl who is not feeble minded ought to know enough to come out when she Is too cold to enjoy the water any longer, or to stay out if the water is cold no one can enjoy it. By the same token any girl child, woman or man may safe- ly decide for thonself at any time or in any circumstances whether thon will go in swimming take a bath. No one but an idiot needs doctor or any one else to caution care about such a question.
 I hope that when pr Mosher revises her ex- ceiicnt little book she'll delete the Saireygamp stun from the third chapter. .....
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 p At 20. First baby born dead after 34 hours section. Now at 8 we'll and strong. hut have slight rupture near incistOn. Is it possible to have another child (of course by CaesarianD as long as I have this rupture? (Mrs B. R. O.
 Answer-Ycs the second. third or fourth section is rather easier than the first. Perhaps the rupture. can be repaired at time of the sec ton.
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 had hecn buying ss medicine for anemia. when saw your article on "iron Tor Pale Weak Women" had the medicine you rc- commended put up-at . cost Of 50 ccnts-and it has already done more good than several bottles of the expensive stun. Moreover my doc. tor says your formula issjast as good. (Miss !. W. P.i
 Answer--I said in the article that an ounce of iron-and.ammonium-c citrate in . four ounce bottle nlled up with water. dose . teaspoonfui after food three times day for two or three months is as effective as any organic or hifai- utln iron preparation can he.
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