The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

you called it crl. Cri means you don't know what is coming on, bus you naturally assume it B one or another infection, common ress plratoTy infection (cri for shorty and 90 you are giving fair warnli1g to everybody to be careful aboue catching it from you. it 6 the otl1er fellows funeral if he deliberatoiy comes within your ccnversatione!l spray range when you have waTTiea him you have the cri. taa Too well know this sort Of hygiene makes no impression on tho mind of the person whose knowls edge of hygiene is limited to what he learned from tho almanac. ThqEq arc Q lot of people who can't as~ simulate newer knowledge of hygiene or sanitation, simply because it isnH recognized In tho almanac. For them the change of weather and imagifli ary exposure satisfactorily accoun@ for everything. sw
 When Q victim feels tho oncoil- ing illness or indlspositlon, peFhApS it matters less what he ealls it er what ho thinks about it than whAe he does about it. sF Most physioians agree that the best thing 70 do is to 60 to bed At once. If possible in on air.condi. tioned room going to bod giyNa general rest, and breathing Air ade- Quataly moistened and ct Q proper temperature tideally between co and 06 degrees F0 gives the nose phys slologicAl rest; rest favorB healing of an acute respiratory infection just as rest factors healing os Q bFok0n bone. S', With many physloians quinin0 .ts Q favorite prescription in tho earlN stage of grip, flu or similar illneAN. Often the patient is instructed |0 take two graing Of quinine every four hours; and where there 0 much ache or pain aiong with tho ehllilss ness of 'foverIShnes0, iaest doCteFG combine with the two grains of quinine sulphate two gralns of ono or another Salicylic acid compound --gallcln or sodium salicylate ot acetly.salieyiic aeid (aspirin), of no particular make, just plain quiniha Buiphato and Just plain saliein, gg$ pirln or sodium Salieylate. With these two gralns of quinine SulphRt9 and two grains of, bay, aspirin or sodium saiieylate it is customary tQ combine on0-half grain Of caffeiii0 in tho tablet, powder or capsule1.sA;; one to Do taken every four houfAi
 Tho quinine is tho remedial pr curative component of tho formuta, The Balieylic compound relieves aeli0 or pain. Tho caffeine is . heafb Stiiaulant.
 Paset's Disease ~ What ig PAgatb disease of tho boneBp Member Of my family hAs lt and cannot seem to And out wh4t causes it. (N. K. M) My husband suffering from PagetS diSeaSe't Mrs.
 N' Answer-cauSe unknown, Possible cause nutritional deficiency. MargRs lot reported (Jour. do Med do 9Ufs deaux, Oct. 90, i030) apparent cuf0 from three months medication with massive doses VitaEiiA D--Average Of 100000 units VItaFilln D deiiy.g Meredlty eis ig it possible to inherit Q tens deney toward cerebral hemorrhaseS That lg, if . parent dies Of it detA that moan that his children siay have q weakness in that respectS ~. D, K.) %
 AnswOr-- The older school os thought, notably that Of pr. 0gler, favored the oplnion that ono might inherit "poor material" lH the afters les end such arteries tend to Do. come Selerotie earlier. Cerebral hemorrhage, apeplexy, stroke or shock Of paralysis, B generally duo to the rupture Of . small artery ih the brain. ! do not share the older view, au I explain in booklet "VloA tuai6 and Vite"--ior copy Of which send ton cents coin and Btainped envelope bearing your addvoss. ThiD booklet includes the material fore ineriy contained ii three booklets called "Duildlng Vitality" "lsegeBs eratleh Regimen" and "0uide 10 Right Eating." Next time we conSs blie tho works,
 (fjouyrlRhl iDAf. John F. Dille coVS